Nothing against the new guys

[Sinful Hands]

since I was one on here at one time and also SH. But got to wonder about some of the newly registered people asking for a lot of info at once. Or saying they're new to the hobby but infer they are seasoned when posting comments on reviews. We are have to start somewhere --- but in this day of trolls, LE stings, and people with hidden agendas. You have to consider what info should casually be offered to those just signing up.

 

[Looker1299]

Sinful
Ditto to your words.
Yes, all of us were newbies and I think most of us “got the hint” about common etiquette

Yes there is quite a few new members here and that’s good so they can share their experiences here on the review forums. The key word is share. Basic give and get, or give and take.

 

[firr]

you guys are being too nice , i say fuck them ! ill always remember how many years i got slammed for asking what an st was when i first joined spa hunters . all the new comers and i use that term in several ways are a bunch of karens and just like when i first joined the mafia i had to prove i was a man .

 

[J n J]

As they used to say back in the day, "loose lips sink ships" Or if in doubt keep your fingers off the post key.

 

[tbonewilly]

well said , some of the questions and pms are crazy too , I also noticed too that a lot of 1st time reviewers either inform no info or over exaggerated info , seen a couple reviews that were paragraphs long about known providers and total BS , like I said , I will only discuss with those that are also informant and have credible reviews and between my experiences and the many I share info with , we pretty much have the tri state covered , seems like us old Spahunters boys def keep it real so enjoy sharing insights with you guys

 

[Dbomb]

I always hate the what’s the damage ? Question

 

[Uniquelyme]

well said , some of the questions and pms are crazy too , I also noticed too that a lot of 1st time reviewers either inform no info or over exaggerated info , seen a couple reviews that were paragraphs long about known providers and total BS , like I said , I will only discuss with those that are also informant and have credible reviews and between my experiences and the many I share info with , we pretty much have the tri state covered , seems like us old Spahunters boys def keep it real so enjoy sharing insights with you guys

Spa hunters was trash

 

[tbonewilly]

Spa hunters was trash

It really wasn't or was what spahunters was , it was the fact that I made a couple friends with people that started talking to on there and share and compare reliable info to help us out

 

[Camaro13]

Spa hunters was trash

How so?
Ratings helped weed out bad spas from good ones, imo, and saved me a bunch of toftt money.

 

[firr]

spa hunters was the best site in the entire world , you know what sucks ? rubmaps .

 

[Ellocohombre]

The members that concern me are "I am new here". You check there sign up date and they have been a member for 16 months with not 1 post. Like I am gonna give you info. But I have helped out new members with basic advice.

 

[bchang]

I sometimes get PM's saying that they have been mongering for years, but now just decided to post because they did not want to hurt the spa. The way I look at it is posting keeps the spas in business. I try not to post providers at spas that have been reviewed several times. When I started, I was always afraid of using Rubmaps. I thought about paying through a gift card but for a paying site their reviews seem dated with information. SpaHunters really introduced me to the game. I didn't realize the multitude of spas in NJ alone. I also utilized SpaHunters on trips to San Diego. Most of my questions would be about a provider and her services, rather than "do they offer TS" or "what are the damages".

 

[Dbomb]

I liked spahunters Only thing good about rubmaps was photo of storerfronts

 

[tbonewilly]

I liked spahunters Only thing good about rubmaps was photo of storerfronts

Esp for them hideaway places. I think I'm still trying to find this spa in SJ lol

 

[Wayne1250]

Spa Hunters seem to be geared much more to full service spas, here we have much more therapeutic and R&T places reviewed too.

I actually enjoyed the message boards for general conversation threads too.

 

[Uniquelyme]

How so?
Ratings helped weed out bad spas from good ones, imo, and saved me a bunch of toftt money.

Just the way everyone tried to talk in code and the site still got shut down. It's fine you made friends there thats cool for sure. Also i guess they had some decent info. I wasnt a fan.

 

[Sinful Hands]

There were a lot of things about SH that I liked. Don't miss the trolls or unmonitored public fueds between mongers that ran rampant towards the end. Best feature was that it kept reviews linked with the AMP.
2nd best was that it showed a map of the area and nearby spas

 

[Sinful Hands]

@ Fir
was in a altruistic mood when I started the thread.
"Fuck them all" -- No Way. I save my fucking for a lady with a cute smile, nice rack, and horny attitude

 

[livinthedream]

as far as newbies, they should at post a review of a place before they start asking detailed questions. Ya don't just jump right in and ask where are all the fs places in my neighborhood...

 

[Roadmaster]

As a newbie, I can tell you that I don’t go as often as some of you more experienced guys, but I do like to see what’s out there and what’s being offered before I do. So thanks to those who give some info, and for those who don’t, I get it. Can’t be too careful. Don’t want LE closing down your favorite stomping grounds or catching you in a net. No ones needs to go through that crap.