Alls Well That Ends Well but NRP

[danielle w]

I cannot tell the story of my recent trip that was rescued at another high end and different well known spa because of their no review policy. Suffice to say that there is a spa with beautiful MPAs that plays by the legal rules and treats you like a person. All parts of the massage tango were present in abundance. High points were the tease, the reverse, and the the Prez imitating a freshly landed grouper multiple times. It was among the best experiences I have had at a MP. I will respect the policies of that spa and massageplanet.net. Don't try to weasel in with PMs on this one, because if you have been here long enough you get it.

 

[beastt.. :P]

The guy is probably lonely and looking for people to PM him.

If he respected the NRP he wouldn't have even made this thread.

 

[Rantacom Inc.]

Lack of Brain power to post that non-review. JEEZ

 

[Bradly]

Can you find this in toronto? German smoked pork hocks

I am not sure but this sounds similar


http://www.torontolife.com/guide/restaurants/other-european/the-musket/

 

[-Mitch]

This was a commercial transaction, get it? And it was a good ROI. I am just making the suggestion that customers or clients in any business should be treated well. There are places, whether MPs or SPs, hotels, bars, restaurants, or hospitals where clients, patients, or customers are treated as you yourself would want to be treated. By making the second post I am just saying that quality people who give a damn are still out there and can be found.

It is unfortunate that my original review which was more about the provider and less about me could not be posted, but I understand the reasons. The point of posting the second time was to say something positive. It is also normal to like some people you do business with more than others without losing perspective. Indeed, the MPA in this case was clearly after my money (duh?) and I spent too much effort trying to spend it. All I was looking for in this whole quest was a fair shake.

 

[LMT]

Literally and figuratively.

Sorry I misjudged your motives, friend.

 

[Brad B]

The hocks look good, but what about the follow through? For a truly great everything on it burger and great people behind the counter try the Apache Burger on Dundas just east of the Nissan dealer. Full well rounded patties, great buns, a big pickle in the middle and just enough secret sauce to keep everything juicy. Nice folks. Open late. I had to pay them too, but what a burger.

 

[ChristianR]

Awesome review. Reminds me of this girl that once gave me ***** for $** at ********* man what a treat I recommend everyone call 416-***-**** or check out her website at www.********.com. And don't bother PMing me because I think I've given more than enough info.


Sorry MrP..... ******* *** ** * ******, "**** *** *** **** ****** *** ***!"

Gee I wonder what High end spa with a NRP could he be talking about? Yeah we all know about the place already it has some decent girls there not a bad place to spend you money...... just not my spa of choice.

 

[COOL FOR CATS]

Lmao Francastle!

 

[Mar]

I nominate this thread and this poster for Biggest Waste of Fred's Bandwidth catagory in the 2006 massageplanet.netie awards.

 

[S[he] Be[lie]v[ed]]

The thread was deleted because the spa in question has a NRP. Those of you bright enough will know which one he is talking about. His original review was very well written and its unfortunate it had to be deleted.

 

[Poppy]

Guess what I'm asking here is does NRP also include no recommendations, and no mention or just no reviews?

I mean if you read this thread plus the one he wrote earlier with some complaints it's not hard to figure out who he's talking about (spa wise that is). So where are we to draw the line with regards to NRP?

Not trying to be a jerk just curious what is the line? Because on the one hand I don't mind that they don't want reviews but on the other hand if they have something to offer I might recommend them.

 

[?Invisible Pink RN?]

If you are not too busy, rent that movie about the Navaho code breakers, put on some bifocals, and then borrow a book on phonics. You may begin to realize this was a brilliant, and beautifully brazen attempt to tell you who has the the best burger and bun brunch combo I have found lately. This was one of those lucky breaks. Don't bog down with the boar hocks when you can have a slider. If you don't get it now, bang yourself in the brain three times and go back to bed. I accept the frankcastle Broadband Award for Best No Review. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Not Trying to Browbeat,
Buttoning this up before I get banned by the Board,
I promise not to do this again.
Prez

 

[Greybeard]

If they have a no mention policy, that answers your question.

Am I the only one who is very apprehensive about going to a 'no mention' MP?

 

[Sonal]

Actually I'm hoping MODs could clear up this question does no review policy extend to no mention?

 

[Gerbil Lover]

Wow might as well close up the site if thats the case

 

[SDgO1]

In this case Zero mention.

 

[Erica =)]

This place is for us, not the MPs/SPs. I say ignore no review policies and put what we want on the board. Unless we want it to be called TER/NRB.

 

[puppy]

There are enough sources of info now that bad SP's who have a NRP get outed pretty quick.

Still dumb to post a note saying what a good time you had without details.

 

[Hjgfkjf]

LOL. You forget that this board is 'owned' by someone. That person sets the rules for 'his' board, not you. He sees fit to honour no review policies.

Perhaps a perusal of the posting guidelines is in order.