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[QUOTE=Nemics; 1231815]Hi guys,
Can anybody recommend an Escort Service in the Pudong Area?
Will stay in Gran Melia Hotel. Any known issues with this hotel?
Is there in general an issue with escorts in 5-star hotels in Shanghai?
Thanks for your help!
Nemics[/QUOTE]Hi, you can try this one :
[url]http://www.private-escort-shanghai.com/[/url]
Take care.
[QUOTE=SamCan;1231447]Dumb question, but I guess you don't need a prescription in China?[/QUOTE]I once bought some vitamin V at a drug store in Beijing. The sales clerk asked me something which I could not understand. Then she gestured the letters R and X meaning prescription. I said mei you (don't have). Then she brought up what appeared to be a doctor on the computer webcam. He looked at me, asked me (in mandarin) how old I am. I said 53 then he gave his ok. Nothing complicated.
Since then I have been buying from Ira Johnson who is a member here for much cheaper and same impact. Unfortunately I live in Beijing and he does not ship anymore.
Hi gents,
Long time ago I haven't come to Shanghai.
Since things move fast in this city, new places open old places close, I'm wondering if some of you could recommend me a good place for soapy massage. For sure, I've read the threads, but no recent posts about this.
I will be in Shanghai just after Chinese New Year, and wish to find a good place where the girl really takes good care of me (no rush) , at least that last 1 hour and if possible with BBBJ followed by CIM.
Any advises or recommendations are welcome, with as many details as possible!
Thanks in advance,
Mr U
Dear Fellow Mongers,
I am in Shanghai Today. Will be here for couple of days. Planning for Manhattan hunting. Already done before. See my FR. Anyone interested in Joint Hunting. Let me know. Cheers.
Regards.
SM
[QUOTE=Loveasiangirls; 1232155]I once bought some vitamin V at a drug store in Beijing. The sales clerk asked me something which I could not understand. Then she gestured the letters R and X meaning prescription. I said mei you (don't have). Then she brought up what appeared to be a doctor on the computer webcam. He looked at me, asked me (in mandarin) how old I am. I said 53 then he gave his ok. Nothing complicated.
Since then I have been buying from Ira Johnson who is a member here for much cheaper and same impact. Unfortunately I live in Beijing and he does not ship anymore.[/QUOTE]I got a bottle from Kajoe in Beijing paid the same price as Ira and it worked great.
JB
[QUOTE=Sony Man; 1232645]Dear Fellow Mongers,
I am in Shanghai Today. Will be here for couple of days. Planning for Manhattan hunting. Already done before. See my FR. Anyone interested in Joint Hunting. Let me know. Cheers.
Regards.
SM[/QUOTE]Sony Man, how long are you going to be there for? I'm getting into Shanghai on Saturday, would like to check out what all the fuss over Manhattan is about if you're still there.
Thepanda
[QUOTE=Ramboon;1227715]The place I found is on the south west corner of Shanxi Lu and Changping Lu and has a large Massage sign up, you can't miss it. Anyway, this place isn't going to win any interior design awards, is fairly basic to say the least, but the rooms do have a shower and a massage table / bed that is more comfortable than it looks. When I went in it was more in hope than expectation but actually I came out thinking I need to report about this place.[/QUOTE]Thanks, Ramboon, for finding this place. Definitely a great value in an oil massage. I tried it out. The 2 prices were quoted to me in the front lobby, and the 206 RMB massage was as you said. No negotiating, and nice service. Had a bit of a time communicating. No English spoken, and everyone seems to speak Mandarin with a pretty strong accent, if it even was Mandarin.
Be sure to follow Ramboon's directions. It is the massage place with the bright yellow sign on Shanxi. You actually have to be across the street to see the sign. Don't go to the one on Changping Road. More expensive, and looked a lot more elegant.
Hello everyone,
I've been following this forum for a long time now. There are regular useful threads on police raids and I've read many stories where someone "almost got caught", but I wonder if anyone can share some experience with us who actually did get into trouble with police in any way, and what consequences this had.
I'm asking since I have my own company here and can't effort to get deported from China or loose my ability to re-enter this country. Please don't answer with "if you can't take the risk don't do it". I was hoping for more insightful information from members who maybe got caught by police and had to pay a fine or penalty or server some time and where either able to continue their life in China or not. Did anyone ever get into trouble at a massage-with-happy-ending massage parlor? Has anyone ever experienced any problems with taking a service provider home from Manhattens?
Thanks for sharing.
Just came back from SH so here is my little update:
- Mattanhatten still the same only thing the selection was very vietish (philis went back home for x.mas) , pulled the same girl 2 nights in a row for 1000, didn't want to push it down further since she was very sweet and gave a very GFE time, second night was 4 pops, which see was very suprised about, I always make the girl very comfortable (mouthwash, own toothbrush, offered drinks etc, I pay for play but I am still a gent and take a boy friend approach, for me that usually work, specially with the not so much pro girls) , had a non so good experiance with a viet girl on my first night in SH, I made the usual mistake, I was too horny and didn't do a full interview before I took her home.
- what felt different this time, I felt like on a meat market only this time I was the meat, due to Christmas there was only a few expats around and sooooo many girls, I felt 40 eyes on me all the time, I asked some of the girls why they come at this time, they all told me, they didn't know that most expats go home for Christmas.
- wuzhong lu got even better then 6 month ago, there is now 6 or 7 BBS within a few meters, walking by on the way to my usual saunas I was supprised, the girls are realy good looking, I always thought they are the low end of the market.
I didn't go though since I prefer the a sauna much more to this "quick fix"
- other clubs had the usual ratio of working girls, it seemed that in zapatas there were a lot of amateur / semi pros, all this might change after new year when expats are coming back to town
[QUOTE=Smorb27; 1233173]Hello, everyone,
I've been following this forum for a long time now. There are regular useful threads on police raids and I've read many stories where someone "almost got caught", but I wonder if anyone can share some experience with us who actually did get into trouble with police in any way, and what consequences this had.
I'm asking since I have my own company here and can't effort to get deported from China or loose my ability to re-enter this country. Please don't answer with "if you can't take the risk don't do it". I was hoping for more insightful information from members who maybe got caught by police and had to pay a fine or penalty or server some time and where either able to continue their life in China or not. Did anyone ever get into trouble at a massage-with-happy-ending massage parlor? Has anyone ever experienced any problems with taking a service provider home from Manhattens?
Thanks for sharing.[/QUOTE]Just use the search function for prior reports to confirm all you are fearing. You get caught you are out of the country and out of job as they will inform your employer. Fines will be your least problem, believe me.
P4p is illegal, period, no difference in principle between HJ, BBS, sauna, but as you life here you should know, TIC.
And I would not discuss here openly where the smallest risk is, as it may trigger adverse reactions and as a general rule, what foreigners do with foreigners is not so much an issue, if you get the hint.
FA.
FA
I usually stay in one MOTEL 168, close to People Square and every evening I find, under the door, the attached business card.
I never used this kind of service. What do you think about? How is it?
Thanks.
[QUOTE=Smorb27; 1233173]Hello, everyone,
I've been following this forum for a long time now. There are regular useful threads on police raids and I've read many stories where someone "almost got caught", but I wonder if anyone can share some experience with us who actually did get into trouble with police in any way, and what consequences this had.
I'm asking since I have my own company here and can't effort to get deported from China or loose my ability to re-enter this country. Please don't answer with "if you can't take the risk don't do it". I was hoping for more insightful information from members who maybe got caught by police and had to pay a fine or penalty or server some time and where either able to continue their life in China or not. Did anyone ever get into trouble at a massage-with-happy-ending massage parlor? Has anyone ever experienced any problems with taking a service provider home from Manhattens?
Thanks for sharing.[/QUOTE]I posted a story last year on this forum about that. My friend's supervisor was not so lucky during a sauna raid. He was hauled off in a police car and thrown in jail. He does not speak Chinese, and the police did not provide him with an interpreter or attempted to explain the situation like how long will he be detained or will there be any judicial procedures, etc.
The cops or guards basically just let him rot in his cell for two days, finally the fear of the unknown broke him down and he almost went crazy on the third day and he kept doing stuff to get the guard's attention and kept gesturing he would pay lots of money.
Then an English speaking cop appeared and negotiated his release for money. They settled at 60, 000 RMB for his immediate release and to wipe off all arrest records. He probably could have got out with a lower price if he didn't mind the arrest records.
Unfortunately he was not able to explain away his 3 days disappearance (If I was in his shoes, I'll probably just tell the employer I got kidnapped which is actually pretty true in nature) , so he still got fired and had to leave China. But at least he could come back if he gets employed by another company.
[QUOTE=Carage; 1233526]I posted a story last year on this forum about that. My friend's supervisor was not so lucky during a sauna raid. He was hauled off in a police car and thrown in jail. He does not speak Chinese, and the police did not provide him with an interpreter or attempted to explain the situation like how long will he be detained or will there be any judicial procedures, etc.
The cops or guards basically just let him rot in his cell for two days, finally the fear of the unknown broke him down and he almost went crazy on the third day and he kept doing stuff to get the guard's attention and kept gesturing he would pay lots of money.
Then an English speaking cop appeared and negotiated his release for money. They settled at 60, 000 RMB for his immediate release and to wipe off all arrest records. He probably could have got out with a lower price if he didn't mind the arrest records.
Unfortunately he was not able to explain away his 3 days disappearance (If I was in his shoes, I'll probably just tell the employer I got kidnapped which is actually pretty true in nature) , so he still got fired and had to leave China. But at least he could come back if he gets employed by another company.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the information Carage. That sounds horrible. I guess it's best not to monger in a police state. You can probably get the same in Hong Kong. I would assume Manhattan's would be pretty safe since you're just on a date. The only way you could get caught is if the girl was part of a sting operation.
[QUOTE=Jrob5;1233579]Thanks for the information Carage. That sounds horrible. I guess it's best not to monger in a police state. You can probably get the same in Hong Kong. I would assume Manhattan's would be pretty safe since you're just on a date. The only way you could get caught is if the girl was part of a sting operation.[/QUOTE]I'm sure ALL the brothers that actually live here in China would agree, how you successful you are at all activities in China (legal or not) is very, very highly dependent upon the amount of money and guanxi you have.
It's really as simple as that.
[QUOTE=Jrob5;1233579]Thanks for the information Carage. That sounds horrible. I guess it's best not to monger in a police state. You can probably get the same in Hong Kong. I would assume Manhattan's would be pretty safe since you're just on a date. The only way you could get caught is if the girl was part of a sting operation.[/QUOTE]Yes, mongering in the US is very dangerous (just a joke but I do not see the same level of personal freedom in Western countries anymore compared to before 9/11 times, so I would be careful with fingerpointing). But in China everything is relative as Mike puts it rightly, as long as you do it right dou ke yi (all is possible) , but if they want to get you they will. And that is in principal the same all over the world. China is one of the safest countries but if you play dumb it is your own fault. See what happens in places like AC, Rio and also in Europe. And they run sting operations here too. But try get a WG inside the say Hilton in London or Frankfurt, just as example. All countries have their positives and negatives and as long as you know them you have a good life.
Just my humble experiences.
FA