Montreal

[UShobbyist]

...

CIM is a lower percentage and you need to ask the lady and / or join the free local review board that is mentioned countless times in the last 20 pages and read the reviews of the lady you are interested in.

AFAIK, all the girls of Godiva allow CIM. Some of them also swallow. You can check Godiva's website to find out.

[Mongerer88]

How do you find out what's on the menu for each girl? The agencies don't list it obviously, is this something you talk about through email when you contact the agency?

What is typically offered? BBBJ? CIM? Multiple pops in the hour? How many positions? Kissing, rubbing, squeezing, and groping?

Details please and thank you.

The percentage of providers in Montreal offering BBBJ is significantly higher than the percentage offering that service in Mexico.

The vast majority, like 95 percent, of the ladies at the five recommended agencies offer BBBJ. If you will read the thread twenty pages back, all the recommended providers offer BBBJ. All of the recommended independents offer BBBJ. If you dumpster dive on LeoList, your BBBJ percentage will drop to less than 50 percent.

CIM is a lower percentage and you need to ask the lady and / or join the free local review board that is mentioned countless times in the last 20 pages and read the reviews of the lady you are interested in.

For what it is worth, Logan, the lady I mentioned, is reviewed as offering CIM.

All Montreal providers I have seen did two cums in the hour. As I said, that will not necessarily be the case if you book low-cost providers off of classified ads.

All the other services you ask about, kissing, squeezing, multiple positions are standard with the recommended providers.

[TerOnlyOnce]

How do you find out what's on the menu for each girl? The agencies don't list it obviously, is this something you talk about through email when you contact the agency?

What is typically offered? BBBJ? CIM? Multiple pops in the hour? How many positions? Kissing, rubbing, squeezing, and groping?

Details please and thank you.

[Mongerer88]

Further to the message I just posted, I should have listed Godiva as another recommended agency.

https://godivaescorts.com/

[Mongerer88]

I will be visiting Montreal for 2 weeks. Any pointers on Massage parlours or Escort service. Are the hotels girl friendly? Please PM me. Thanks.

Hotels are girl friendly.

Traditional full-service walk-in massage parlors with a published address are more difficult to find after the new law.

It is easier for a tourist to use an escort service or an independent escort.

The following are the most often recommended and highly reviewed escort services. They offer both outcall and incall, but only give you the incall address after you book an appointment. The Montreal USG thread provides recommendations of various ladies from each of these four agencies and you should read it and make notes.

https://escortsxo.com/

https://www.euphoriagirls.com/

https://www.velvetlovemtl.com/

http://vogmtl.com/

The listing of escort agencies is certainly not designed to be an exhaustive list, nor is the following list of recommended independents designed to be a complete list. It is just a list if ladies who have received excellent reviews by ISG contributors and designed to identify a wide variety of ladies of different nationalities and service offerings so everyone can find someone who offers what he wants. It leaves off a tremendous number of excellent providers and a person should read the thread to identify more possibilities.

https://www.lavieenaprilrose.com/

https://mobile.twitter.com/UnicornFor3some

https://sashajohansen.com/

https://www.soniavonsacher.com/

https://minxalyssa.wixsite.com/alyssa

https://gabriellegarniercompanion.ca/

https://www.merb.cc/vbulletin/showth...t-OLD-MONTREAL

[Bindas101]

I will be visiting Montreal for 2 weeks. Any pointers on Massage parlours or Escort service. Are the hotels girl friendly? Please PM me. Thanks.

[JaliscoState]

Are escort agencies and independents at risk of being busted by the police though, can they go to jail for what they are doing? That's my main problem with seeing escorts in the US. I know the girls are real, I'm just nervous about being busted by law enforcement mid session. I. E: knock on the door, turns out it's police. In the USA it's not uncommon for cops to monitor escort sites like skip the games. They use the info to scope out seedy motels and hotels. I guess my concern is: are Canadian cops actively making an effort to bust prostitutes and guys that visit them?

I don't know about Canada but nothing bad will happen to you in Montreal if you stick to the most popular agencies: Velvet love, Euphoria, XO, Vog, XXXtase, and wildtime.

[HarvestBoi]

I know that other countries like NZ have a similar policy. One DUI is enough to get you banned. I've been told that this is in retaliation for the US denying entry to foreigners who have been convicted of a DUI at their home. Getting even one DUI is no joke.

[TerOnlyOnce]

Where is the best place to find independent providers? If anyone knows any that meets these specifications please post the link here, thanks.

"I'm looking for a thicker girl with preferably very huge tits such as H cups or bigger. I also very much enjoy big fat bubble butts and thick / juicy thighs. Basically an Instagram thick type of girl. In terms of service I would hope that for $200 I get an excellent girl friend experience with a lot of kissing, rubbing, nipple sucking, bare back blowjob, etc. "

[Mongerer88]

Are escort agencies and independents at risk of being busted by the police though, can they go to jail for what they are doing? That's my main problem with seeing escorts in the US. I know the girls are real, I'm just nervous about being busted by law enforcement mid session. I. E: knock on the door, turns out it's police. In the USA it's not uncommon for cops to monitor escort sites like skip the games. They use the info to scope out seedy motels and hotels. I guess my concern is: are Canadian cops actively making an effort to bust prostitutes and guys that visit them?

No.

First if all, what you are describing isn't how law enforcement activity really works even in the United States. Sure those type of scenes occur on bad 8 pm TV crime dramas (cops busting into hotel rooms without probable cause), but it doesn't happen with respect to prostitution in real life.

In Canada, with one side of the equation not doing anything illegal at all (even if selling sex), and the other side arguably not doing anything illegal (buying time and companionship), there is no reason for heavy-handed law enforcement activity. The police have simply said as much in the prioritization policy following the enactment of the new law. Prostitutes, in addition to not being subject to arrest for selling sex, are allowed to legally purchase administrative, advertising and transportation services, which allows agencies to legally exist. Although from a legal standpoint the agency ladies are selling time and companionship, which is advertised by the agencies, and the agencies do administrative scheduling and transportation services for the ladies.

I don't know how you dream this kind of police-state thing up with no possibility of it happening, yet go to Tijuana, where there is the real possibility of something bad actually happening to you, regardless of whether all the prostitution acts are legal. But to each his own.

[WyattEarp]

Anyone from the US have similar circumstances or know someone with similar circumstances? I'm wondering if what the immigration official told me is correct. Or do I risk being denied again after January. I would hate to miss out on the Montreal experience. Nowhere else I have been compares to it.

It sounds like you ran into the wrong border agents who interpret the guidelines more strictly. From what I understand, border agents have a lot of discretion. They can turn people away for any reason they see fit. No one can guarantee that you will be free and clear in January. Try to come to Canada again next year and hope for the best.

[Stabbin36]

Anyone ever been denied entry to Canada?

I had a multiple day trip planned this week and was turned away by the Canadian authorities on Sunday. I have a DUI conviction on my record. The arrest took place May 2009 and the case was decided January 2010 with suspended sentence and 2 years probation. In most of my research I found that the immigration officials will allow you entry 10 years after the incident. I tested this theory with my first trip to Canada since 2009 this past June (prior to my DUI I was a yearly visitor to Ontario). I drove to the Quebec border and crossed over at Stanstead. I was flagged for secondary screening after answering yes to question of have you ever been arrested. I'm not sure exactly what occurred during my secondary screening, but when I entered the building I was asked the exact same questions from the agent that I just answered at the guard booth. They told me to have a seat. After about a 30 minute wait they called my name and handed me back my passport and was allowed into Canada. I came back again in July. This time I crossed over the Quebec border from New York at Blackpool. I was allowed into Canada without any secondary screening.

Sunday I tried to cross the Quebec border from Vermont at Philipsburg-St. Armand. I was flagged for secondary screening and told to talk to the immigration officials. This time I was told that I cannot enter Canada because I last appeared in front of a judge in January 2010. Therefore it had not been 10 years from that time. I was told that after January 2020 I can come back to Canada because it will have been over 10 years now.

Needless to say I was pretty pissed off at the situation. I drove 4.5 hours to the border, had non-refundable hotel reservations, already booked a Sunday appointment with XO and booked with an indy on Monday and another indy on Tuesday. So I had to drive 4. 5 hours back home the same day.

Anyone from the US have similar circumstances or know someone with similar circumstances? I'm wondering if what the immigration official told me is correct. Or do I risk being denied again after January. I would hate to miss out on the Montreal experience. Nowhere else I have been compares to it.

[TerOnlyOnce]

The new Canadian law makes it legal for a seller to sell sex, but illegal for a purchaser to solicit or purchase sex.

After the new law was passed, the law enforcement agencies of Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver issued prioritization bulletins stating that there prioritization policy would continue to be toward the prostitution of..

Are escort agencies and independents at risk of being busted by the police though, can they go to jail for what they are doing? That's my main problem with seeing escorts in the US. I know the girls are real, I'm just nervous about being busted by law enforcement mid session. I. E: knock on the door, turns out it's police. In the USA it's not uncommon for cops to monitor escort sites like skip the games. They use the info to scope out seedy motels and hotels. I guess my concern is: are Canadian cops actively making an effort to bust prostitutes and guys that visit them?

[Mongerer88]

What is the legality of prostitution in Montreal? If you get caught by the police can they ruin your life and jail you like in the united states? What is the likelihood of getting caught? Do the police set up stings, pretending to be independent girls and jailing johns that they catch? Are these escort agencies and independent girls under the threat of law enforcement and are they at risk of being shut down?

The new Canadian law makes it legal for a seller to sell sex, but illegal for a purchaser to solicit or purchase sex.

After the new law was passed, the law enforcement agencies of Montreal, Toronto and Vancouver issued prioritization bulletins stating that there prioritization policy would continue to be toward the prostitution of underaged and trafficked persons.

As a result, the new law has had no real effect, other than sex acts not being as openly advertised. Incall locations are kept off the Internet, and ladies do not typically work there in large groups at the same time, lest it will look like an illegal brothel.

A customer is purchasing the time and companionship of the escort, which is legal to buy and sell, and to advertise by the agencies (or by the escort herself).

Canada was never big on stings, and all known stings have involved ads where the customer is informed immediately that the (nonexistent) lady is underaged. This has occurred more often in rural Canada.

Hotels are girl-friendly and escorts and customers are not hassled.

If you have concerns, stay away from low-end classified sites like LeoList. If there is ever going to be Canadian law enforcement activity, it will start at the low end of the scene, not with respected agencies and upscale independents.

[WyattEarp]

In every forum you go to worldwide Americans will state the prices in USD instead of the local currencies.

That's more true for countries in Asia, South America and Eastern Europe. Much, much less so for the major industrialized countries / currencies. In South America, a girl is likely to quote a foreigner a US $ price right off the bat.

The girls will take Dollars, but local currency is an acceptable form of payment. I don't have much experience in Eastern Europe lately, but I'm guessing the girls are very comfortable accepting Euro.

Just to clarify for the guy booking hotels and AirBnB, if you are searching for rooms from the USA the websites typically know you are in the USA And quote US $ prices.