When does the clock start for your session?

[Babygirl]

I have a question about MP sessions. When you pay for your time when should the clock start?
I personal start the clock when the attendant returns to the room. I've waited as long as 15 minutes for a girl to return and if I'm ready in 5 minutes I'm not paying to sit in a room by myself. If the girl was to stay in the room while I shower then I would start the time from then.

 

[Steve-O]

Of course this varies from MPA to MPA. Most in my experience start the clock from when you enter the room, and not when the MPA returns after your shower. Obviously this doesn't give you bang for your buck, but you have to look at it from the MPA's eyes as they don't want to be in there with you for too long. Of course, YMMV applies greatly here, because I have had sessions where the receptionist had to come knocking two or three times to tell us the session was over. At other times, I was out of there before the half was even up. So I guess it depends and you'd experience both if you are an experienced hobbyist.

 

[Cassandra F]

I pretty much find the clock starts from the time the MPA enters the room to start the session. I have not been shorthchanged in quite a while.

 

[littlemoomaid]

Agreed. Most reputable spas allow about 15 minutes between appointments to allow time for the MPA to clean up and then for you to shower. The clock should start ticking when she enters the room after your shower. If she is late, the finishing time should be adjusted accordingly.

 

[Magic But Mediocre]

Yup, That's been my experience as well. This is the policy to the reputable spas.

 

[Bella Ella]

At my favourite 2 spas the clock starts as the mpa enters the room for the session.And that is one of the main reasons why they are my fav. places.

 

[SPAY YOUR MUTT!]

The clock should start when MPA walks into the room and I am laying down


I hate it when they watch the clock-
more so doing a poor job on the massage.

I once booked morgan from Josephines spa 30-minutes
and we had a good chat and had a few laughs

when we saw the time the session was 45 minutes

 

[karissa]

The clock starts not when the MPA comes into the room but when her hands touch your body when she starts the massage !!!

This is the cardinal rule but there are a few caveats as follows:

An MPA can enter the room and spend a minute or two washing her hands, stocking the towels or cleaning the floor or any water or wet footprints that you or the person before may have left ... AND if she knows the option is NR or BS and starts to get undressed before she starts the massage. I state the last one because some MPA like to take their time and for others it is a quick few seconds. If she gets undressed during the session that is on your time. If you help her get undressed at the beginning of the session that is on your time.

If the MPA didn't have time to take a shower after her last session and decides to do so when she comes in the room, tell her fine but the session does not start until she starts the massage. Remember she should have done this before and you are not paying for her time to take a shower, but you do get a free show beforehand.

If the MPA has to leave the room during the massage, it does happen, then you stop the clock and only restart it when ... you guessed it when her hands restart the massage.

If she decides to answer the phone, MP or cell, within the room then you remind her nicely ONCE if she can not do that during the session. If the call is short it is still not okay. If she talks and massages then count to ten and then stop the session, I usually sit up and look at her, if she doesn't get the message and keeps talking then you end the massage. Now the preceding depends on if you paid her the donation before, if you did then you have to reason with her if you didn't you have a slight edge. The best compromise is to ask her to turn her cell off or on vibrate and if it is the MP phone to take it outside the room. If worse comes to worse, get your donation back along with the door fee or take your losses. If you took losses then come onto to massageplanet.net and write about it, that way they will lose more.

You paid for the time and that means every minute of it. If it sounds harsh then remember that you worked more hours to pay for the massage. Do not be taken advantage of in any of the above circumstances.

VBB

 

[RayeKaye]

Fuck I hate when that happens**

Ohhhh just a second be right back!

sometimes someone rings the bell at the door and the MPA goes to answer it.

 

[JanetTiettotsscold]

Naturally when the MPA of your choice enters the room, after you have taken the shower, and have removed all your clothes, with just towel around your waist, at that time the clock starts ticking for whatever time you have hired the Massage Palour Attendant and their room. MP rooms are sold maybe 10~20 times in a DAy, which is not possible even for a 5-star Hotel to havsuch huge turnover of their rooms, busy MP's occupancy is nearly 500%
that is why they should charge reasonable amount for hiring their rooms with dinky massage tables & i heard that most of the MPA's have to provide toileteries from their own pocket + choclates for their clients, as owners makes the profit from the room hiring. Maybe they must be getting some share from the high volume tips which MPA's receive from their clients.

 

[Ubaida]

Cool, have to remember to see your MPAs next time in N.S. as I'm a mini-toileteries collector.

In terms of the clock, they usually loss track of time, as I like them to put on blindfold for the release.

Seriously, most MPA are so used to gauge session by the release that it throws off their game plan if things run behind. While better MPA will offer foot/head massage with leftover time after the release.

Answering cellphone whether by MPA or client are rude, imo.

 

[julie s]

Seems like most agree that the session should start when she enters to begin the massage.

The last time I short changed my time was TLC a number of years ago. I paid for a 1 hr NR, she massaged by back for about 5 minutes flipped me over then proceeded with the finishing strokes and quickly left the room. I was out in and out in about 20 minutes with no NR, she didn't even take her clothes off. That was the worst experience I've ever had.

Even in cheaper places that offer $60 for 45min (full cost) they still ensure the full 45min go by even if a post happy finish massage is in order. I guess I've been lucky (or just very careful) the few years.