You know what I'd like to see?

[EatinHorsePoop]

I'd like to see MPA's post reviews of the clients! Possibly identify the client by the time & day that they went to the MP, and they client would know who they are.

This would do a couple of things:
1) Let the client know if they are doing something that offends or turns off the MP.
2) Encourage much better behaviour if the client knows that it will be reviewed.

And of course, if we had the guts, we'd give the MPA our handle so they could review us....I was going to say handle and permission, but on second thought, most of us don't ask for permission to review the MPA, right? In fact, I actually had one ask me to post a review of her the other day!

 

[ezra]

thats actually a good idea. it would be nice to know what the MPA's think of their clients, what they like and what they don't like from guys. some might be offended, and bad reviews might go over poorly with some of the guys on the board, but I think it would be interesting.

 

[TAG]

I think on that note, we also need a new acronym. MPC -> kinda like MPA, but the C stands for Client...

Well, come on girls, let's see your review....or, you can review completely anonymously, but give details (without time/date/location if neccessary)......we would all love to hear your reviews of us!!


Perhaps it would make some of us better clients....

 

[foureveryung]

While I'm not against or for MPA's reviewing clients I do have some thoughts on your two points ...

1. If you're doing something that offends them, they need to tell you on the spot so that you stop. Not wait until they can get to a computer.

2. The client should always be operating on good behaviour. That way better service is encouraged now not later. Do you think you should act inappropriately just because the board is not likely to hear about it?

I don't necessarily think it is a good thing to give away your handle. It can sometimes limit you on what you can or are willing to write. Especially if that person reads the board and might be offended by what you write. Of the many MPA's I have seen only a very few know my handle. One because she asked and I'm a terrible liar so I had to tell her. Another becasue I wrote a short review about her the same day I saw her and one other (who I'm not sure reads the board) because she had moved to another spa and wanted some of her old clients to know where she was working. She would only know if she read the post but I'm not sure of that. I've only actually given my handle to one MPA. The other two are smart and could figure it out by my posts. I think you'd be wiser not to give your handle out too often.

 

[mayank]

You know the MPA likes you, when the next time you go to see her, she says me first and hops up on the table.....

If you've been around as often as some of us, the ladies start to figure out who is who and very often can tell. Like the time I went to see Tarah, she knew who I was before she even saw me.....

 

[Michael J]

I have mixed feelings about this. Firstly, i agree that if any of us are acting inappropriately, that it be dealt with immediately. The flip side of that, is if she enjoys our session, why not tell us on the spot, I do. What would they write about. Our technique was magnificent/stunk?, we have big/little willy's, our hands were cold? Don't see the purpose of them writing reviews on us. I do see benefit in telling us generically what might please or displease them (ie cleanliness), but there is already a thread on that. Any likes or dislikes outside of the generic is as individual as our own tastes in women and technique.
I'm no addonis, I don't want to feel that when i go into a mp, pick my goddess for my fantasy session, she is going to write a review saying that I'm a fat ugly blob BUT the session was great, any more than I would review her looks (I picked HER) vs service.
my 2 rubles

 

[fly67]

mpas and client relations

...so you see an mpa give her your handle and then see her alot...you become her regular and continue to post and search for mpas...she checks the board and sees your intent...she's offended by your actions...your handle gets trashed on the board...your sessions with her go down the drain...

just a possible scenario of what would happen if you gave away your handle...tread lightly...

Hey for one thing...if you judge the ladies by looks...they will do the same...so if your handle is "big guy" and you can't back it up...be warned...

If I wanted to be part of the t.c.r.b. i would be...but I'm not...

I do believe in mpas posting about clients good or bad...but the intent of the message will change by pointing out one person...we can't all be the same...it may hurt her business... her preferences show through and some of us shy away because of her reviews...

 

[intrigued]

I thought the purpose of the "waiting room" was so that the MPAs could review
us in the first place. Now it seems it has turned into just another board. For what its worth, I'm all for the girls reviewing us. Although, I don't think many would.

 

[jessica t]

tick tock time is $$ do you honestly think most girls have the time to sit around think about you and I then compose a client review in hopes improving "client relations" - call me skeptical but i doubt it.

 

[Delacy]

In fact, I think there are more messages from the MPA's in the main forums than in this one..

hmmm...

 

[-xoxo-]

This is one of the most moronic suggestions I've ever read. And that's a big statement here.

It's the latest in a series of threads that (so far) make the unspoken assumption that Massage Parlour attendents have the same rights as the customer. They don't.

Now before everybody rushes to condemn that statement, I'm talking about their professional rights as opposed to the client's rights as a customer. Of course I'm not claiming that they don't share the same human rights as everyone else.

The market forces that might persuade an MP attendent to modify her behaviour after receiving a bad review - do not exist for a customer. If someone were sensitive, (or stupid) enough to give his handle and leave himself open to a 'review', then why wouldn't he just say to the MP, "Hey, if there's anything I do that you find offensive, or if there's something I could do that could make things more pleasant, just speak up."

If a guy doesn't know enough to wash himself before a session, or to treat the lady with respect do you really think that being criticized on a site like this is going to help him?

Maybe it's because I've heard so many dumb things in the corporate boardroom today, but I just had to bring this one down to earth.

 

[Farhadalishah]

MPA's breath is also an issue to deal with. Onions, garlic, cigarettes.......YUCK!!!!!!!!! I agree that customers should be aware of their hygene but so should the MPA.

 

[freebsd-unix.sg]

i agree foul odours suck....myself i shower at home befor i go for a massage...if i smell...how the hell is my attendant gonna massage me....hygene number one...so all you mpa's out there....smell like a woman should.....ZEST FULLY CLEAN....LOL