Too good to be true?

[ChaosFactor]

The price for this lady seems too good to be true!
$100 for a Nuru!?!?! https://www.leolist.cc/personals/fe...age_red_head_polish_rain_good_service-4420472

 

[Philgood101]

Funny I was asking myself the same question a couple of days ago!
If you check the call number, it is Mint care studio so I wonder if she is tricking people in believing it is only 100$ but she is forgetting to say, it is $100 for her and then you still have to pay $80 to mint care for the room or something like that....
Or $100 is for like 15 mins... She doesn't say $100 is for one hour so that's probably a trick to get traffic.

 

[JWL1668]

Hate scams like this!!!!

 

[Bob the Knob]

As a fan of true Nuru, not easily found in Edmonton, I checked this out.

$100 for Nuru, is over and above the room fee and any release options are on top of that.

And for the record I could not get a confirmation actual Nuru gel was being used.

 

[TBone]

Ya, this is Mint, and they use very misleading pricing in their ads. I went there once and had a very mediocre session, I will never go back.

 

[ChaosFactor]

Like I said to good to be true. The amount of ads that use deceptive tactics is really annoying, I would prefer they just say call for pricing or no pricing in the ad at all.
An ad says $100 you expect to pay $100 even if it is for 15 minutes or 30

 

[welldunn66]

If they do not use "creative, attractive, sexy ads" how is traffic driven to their establishment? Advertising is supposed to get our attention and draw us in. The truth and advertised goods are secondary or even tertiary.