Blue Pearl Spa questions

[Jasclas]

Okay, I looked at BLUE PEARL SPA's website, within a website and I have a couple of questions.

1) I know their rates are like $40, $60 and $80 for 30, 45 and 60 min respectively, but what
are the "other" prices??

2) They have their 9-5 staff listed...but are opened until 1am. So who is on after 5pm??

Okay, I alwo wanted to test my AVATAR! I wish I could have put a bigger image + animated .gif!

Gyaos!

 

[Tamry]

Standard extras: T/N/NR 20/40/60. This is a licensed spa so mileage is slightly below average. Nice place though.

 

[Rhonda N]

Just saw an add on http://www.discreetly-yours.com/
for Blue Pearl Spa saying Fantasy massage !!!!!!

Hmmm.......I would luv to get a massage from a girl in a maid
or nurse's outfit........
Any of u guys try this Fantasy massage session, and how was it?

What other kinds of fantasies do the gals cater to?

I have a few fantasies that I would like to have fulfilled

Thanks

 

[Starjumper the R&S Cow]

randy, what is an unlicensed spa? dont they get busted by the cops if theyr unlicensed? does licensing mean the girls r cleaner? im pretty new to this scene so i wanna find out some info.

i was at blue pearl twice so far. when i went i thought that when u pay for a massage thats the end of it u pay for it and u get ur massage. i was in the room already paid on the bed starting the massage and then the masseuse tells me that there are extras and that the masseuse makes no money off of the initial fee and that you have to get an extra. what kind of bullshit is that? how was i supposed to know? they should post up a sign or somethin or at least tell you.

 

[NellyE]

WooHoo:

The ladies at establishments such as Blue Pearl are not RMT's, they are RHJS's (Registered Hand Job Specialists).

Though some of the ladies can provide a great massage, the customer is generally there seeking a sexual release.

The ladies make their money from charging the customer a fee in the room. The door fee is what the house keeps (less a small percentage to the MPA).

The ladies are indeed liscenced (I do believe that it is due to municipal by-laws), but are not registered. If you go to an RMT, you will be able to claim the massage on your medical insurance. You cannot claim your expenses from this type of establishment (which is too bad, they are alleviating a swollen groin).