Hi guys, i'm thinking about trying my first korg AAMP (usually do AMP), and as i understand these korgs require references. Except that i don't have any. I know they ask for drivers license but im a bit hesitant. Also can anyone walk me through anything i should know/keep in mind when visiting for my first time/expectations? Thanks!
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First time at AAMP? What should i know?
- Thread starter marlinkdog1000
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I just transitioned from amp to aamp earlier this year myself, so as for references most do require the drivers license if you are new to the org because the numbers on their websites wont vouch for anyone anymore. My recommendation is try to establish contact with the org a day before or at least that morning so you can get the girl with the time you want and work out any verification kinks that may occur.
Get there early for parking but they wont give you walking directions until the girl is ready.
Unlike amp where you can kind of barter a little bit, aamp is flat rate with tips if you think the session was good.
And otherwise have fun.
Get there early for parking but they wont give you walking directions until the girl is ready.
Unlike amp where you can kind of barter a little bit, aamp is flat rate with tips if you think the session was good.
And otherwise have fun.
Don't knock on the door or ring the doorbell when you get to the unit. The girl will be waiting for you to arrive and the door will magically open for you. The girl will usually lead you to the bathroom and give you mouthwash before the mutual shower. Almost all do not give a massage first. Just follow the lead of the girl.
Amp is Asian massage parlor, as in there's typically a massage / spa store front. Aamp is Asian apartment massage parlor(?), where it's an apartment in a complex with usually 2 to 3 girls working in their own bedrooms. Amps generally goes through the typical massage before asking for the "flip" where you and the provider negotiate what services. Aamps are ymmv for massages and the service provided are usually listed or hinted at in the ad.
About AMPs and AAMPs and why not to confuse them.
AMP is the older acronym: Asian Massage Parlor. A storefront or other publicly advertised address, with several workers and a cashier/manager/mamasan. Customers walk in without appointment, choose or are assigned a girl from among those free at the time, often see others (sometimes choose from a lineup), rooms have massage tables but not beds. Massage is actually provided, some offer sex only occasionally, some regularly. Pay a fee on entry that covers legit massage, negotiate later with provider for extra acts and price for them. All this is hearsay, I have not used an AMP.
AAMP: Apartment Asian Massage Parlor. A horrible name, because it sounds like an AMP that happens to be in an Apartment. But NO. Address is secret. Client makes arrangement by txt or voice with PO: Phone Operator (in LA called a Booker). You book a particular girl at a particular time; park nearby; only then get the apartment number and entry code. You are enjoined to be discreet, walk like you own the place. Door opens magically at your approach; girl is hiding behind it. You see only her, not her roommate; mamasan or muscle never visible. PO is often located elsewhere, even another city. Apartment has bed, of course, usually no massage table (some have them too). One fee covers all activity for the arranged time. Shower before and after sex, often co-ed with sexy moves. Girls may have conversational English, or none, but all are fluent in flirting and sex.
Notice how the proceedings and etiquette are completely different. Going to an AAMP thinking that it's about like an AMP can be embarrassing or even dangerous to the client and the provider.
All this I'm saying is the usual/typical mode; exceptions happen, of course.
K- means Korean; C- means Chinese. Not exclusive, but slightly different in style.
A PO typically handles booking for several girls, and may have several phone numbers.
Screening is by references that POs ask each other for, not by published reviews or from other clients.
AAMPs are very like Agencies in how they work, more than they are like AMPs. Actually, indy incalls are similar in processes too; difference is you contact indy girl herself and set up the date.
Does this help at all?
AMP is the older acronym: Asian Massage Parlor. A storefront or other publicly advertised address, with several workers and a cashier/manager/mamasan. Customers walk in without appointment, choose or are assigned a girl from among those free at the time, often see others (sometimes choose from a lineup), rooms have massage tables but not beds. Massage is actually provided, some offer sex only occasionally, some regularly. Pay a fee on entry that covers legit massage, negotiate later with provider for extra acts and price for them. All this is hearsay, I have not used an AMP.
AAMP: Apartment Asian Massage Parlor. A horrible name, because it sounds like an AMP that happens to be in an Apartment. But NO. Address is secret. Client makes arrangement by txt or voice with PO: Phone Operator (in LA called a Booker). You book a particular girl at a particular time; park nearby; only then get the apartment number and entry code. You are enjoined to be discreet, walk like you own the place. Door opens magically at your approach; girl is hiding behind it. You see only her, not her roommate; mamasan or muscle never visible. PO is often located elsewhere, even another city. Apartment has bed, of course, usually no massage table (some have them too). One fee covers all activity for the arranged time. Shower before and after sex, often co-ed with sexy moves. Girls may have conversational English, or none, but all are fluent in flirting and sex.
Notice how the proceedings and etiquette are completely different. Going to an AAMP thinking that it's about like an AMP can be embarrassing or even dangerous to the client and the provider.
All this I'm saying is the usual/typical mode; exceptions happen, of course.
K- means Korean; C- means Chinese. Not exclusive, but slightly different in style.
A PO typically handles booking for several girls, and may have several phone numbers.
Screening is by references that POs ask each other for, not by published reviews or from other clients.
AAMPs are very like Agencies in how they work, more than they are like AMPs. Actually, indy incalls are similar in processes too; difference is you contact indy girl herself and set up the date.
Does this help at all?