Cassy - scam
 

I've been a customer of AdultEa 3-4 times, and this occasion was a complete scam. I went to Platinum One and asked if Cassy was available. She said she had an appointment, but that I was welcome to wait, and if her appt did not arrive, that she would be happy to see me.

So I waited, her appt did not arrive, she asked if I was still interested in seeing her, and I said yes. So I paid the $50 door fee, and was taken to a room. I waited in that room for a long, long time before she finally came in. She then said that her original appt came up, and asked if I'd be willing to pay an additional $300 for extras. I said that I was not willing to pay that much, but I was OK with the basic $50 door fee + $50 tip, and a bit extra if necessary, but not $300. She then accused me of wasting her time since her original appt was here, and essentially kicked me out without any massage or anything.

So, long story short, I'm out $50 plus the Uber charge for literally nothing. This is ridiculous, and I highly recommend that you avoid Cassy for she is likely to scam you in a similar manner.

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If she doesn't disrobe, the rules are that you get your $50 back. $300 for a hh is oh so laughable and ridiculous. I'm not saying that a $300 per half hour extra service doesn't exist, but I think I can venture a guess that 99.9% of men attending the massage parlour aren't looking for it.

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Do all guys seriously walk into parlours with $400 in their wallet??
Do they all arrive in chauffeur driven limousines as well? lol

Now I am wondering if I insulted the one lady I ever visited in a parlour. I didn't ask price and she didn't mention it. I paid the door fee, had a great time and left a big tip, or at least I "thought" it was a big tip. :eek:

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I’ve seen Cassy. She’s is great very fun to be with. Just because she values her body at a higher price then you are willing to pay doesn’t mean she’s a scam. There are many ******s who charge way more per hour that are no ware near as attractive.

I will be returning too see Cassy again as will most of her regulars so I’m sure she won’t mind someone who only tips the basic not returning.

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Prices have definetly went up post covid. I think it’s this thing called inflation.

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$300 per hour is very legit depending on the services offered. Sure, inflation is an issue for everyone, but the only place where inflation is up between 80%-100% is Argentina.

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Actually if the original appointment is more than 10 minutes late I believe the appointment is lost. If she took another client she should have stayed with that client, and no matter how she values her body part of her job is to provide a basic service. If she gets clients who want more that’s fine but there shouldn’t be a right to refuse to see someone because they don’t want to spend 300-400 dollars.
There are also NOT a lot of ******s who charge “way more per hour “ than $350, much less per half hour. I don’t give a shit what you say or think, it’s just not true.
The OP was good enough to wait and see if she became available. He was willing to pay an acceptable rate for what he was requesting. In my opinion the attendants shouldn’t be dumping one customer just because more money walked in the door.
I had an appt with an ****** a few weeks ago. She said she had a 4:30 appt but hadn’t heard back, and it was 4:30. She asked how long I wanted (1/2 hour ) l, asked if I could be there by 5. I headed that way but right at 5 when I texted she responded that her appointment had just shown up after all. She would be available at 615.
She clearly took an hour appointment instead of my half hour. That’s not fair, it’s not good business, and I won’t consider seeing her again.
Basically, she did the same thing as Cassy , and it’s not cool. Girls would be walking out on every customer who didn’t spend $300. I was thinking of going to see Cassy but not now. I’m running out of good options there lol.

Tipper

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I'm sure we all can agree a lady can charge whatever she wants, from $50 to to $50,000 if she wants.
The issue here was how she handled someone who had no idea what he was walking into. Had she stated rates as soon as he stepped in the room, he could have informed her he wasn't prepared for that, allowing her to terminate the transaction immediately in a professional manner, with full refund.
The way she handled this scenario left her pissed off, him pissed off and the potential of a client not willing to return. That's not in the parlour's best interests.
I'd be livid if that happened to me. :angry:

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I disagree. Maybe for you , but you can just make money at will and like to flaunt your money. It’s not the case for everybody. I have to rely on my charming personality, which is a while different problem.

Tipper

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Just to elaborate, I agree that providers should be allowed to charge whatever they want.

My issue is that she took the door fee, didn't provide any services, and then kicked me out while keeping the door fee simply because the other customer showed up. If she returned the door fee, I wouldn't even be making this post, but the reason I'm calling this a scam is because she made me pay the door fee for absolutely no reason.

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She stole 50 bucks from a customer.
It's called theft.

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Providing facts as given are accurate. This is only one side of the story.

Tipper

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I originally wanted to stay away from the rights, wrongs, politics or economics of the situation so that's why I just made my post about the rule surrounding a refund, but I have the time, and I'm starting to have fun with all of this banter.

Gerald was obviously completely right in that she could have handled the situation much better from a customer service standpoint. It's also correct to assume that as an independent contractor, she can charge what she likes. It's in her own power to do that. It also needs to be done in a much less deceiving way.

I'll just say that the market powers could easily dictate her success or her downfall. She wants to supply a certain service at $300 per half hour, demand will likely fall drastically. She'll either adapt and change or she'll just be happy with her existing customer base if it somehow doesn't dwindle. Demand may further spiral if there's a further lack of genuine customer service.

Maybe the OP felt that they didn't want to cause a scene but I would have calmly re-iterated the rules and requested my money back. I would have given it a nice few more asks and I would have made the attendant aware that I wasn't leaving until I got it. I would have pressed it in further ways had I had to but I definitely wouldn't have left without my money if I had been in that situation. Don't f**k with a person's money when you have no acceptable reason to keep it.

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Also, I'm assuming OP's post as truth. I usually like to consider three sides. His side, her side, and the side of the truth(which may be one side or combined sides to a situation).

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I think that telling grownups like you may find on this board ( if you’re lucky ) that overcharging may have a negative impact on business is a little condescending but that’s just my feeling.
Stating the rules is always good for solving debates lol. Have you ever complained and
been told what the “policy” ( aka rule) is ? Nobody ever likes that when it comes from a business. I bet it goes over even worse when a customer explains what the policy is lol.
Once again you’re playing the “cause a scene” card which I guarantee will not go well no matter how tough you talk. It’s pretty difficult for a male to win in any confrontation with a female when two of you are behind closed doors. You may be able to leave and discuss with management at another time, but your rules and ultimatums are foolish. You’re in their premises and they can ask you to leave and no matter how justified you think you may be, you have to leave. Period. If they called the police you would leave or be removed and the police wouldn’t give a flying f*** about your money.

Tipper

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I’m sure there’s more to this story than what we are told! Not to mention it was your first ever post on the forum. Smells fish and in this case it’s not dirty vag so who knows?

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Call the cops. Tell them I wanted full service and she wanted too much $$$$. See how this one plays out and let us all know.

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I've seen that have the opposite affect. It's the old "you get what you pay for" perception.
In my early days I had an advertiser who was a young, hot college girl. The going rate back then was $140/hour. She did a great business but due to school work she had me raise her rate to $200/hour to slow things down.
She contacted me a few days later complaining her phone wouldn't stop ringing. lmao

I don't believe Cassy has anything to worry about. She will most likely get more business because of it. Hell, it even got me looking at her pics and drooling like a dog in a cheese factory. :drool:

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Gerald. Do it you won’t regret it! She will give you the time of your life. May even make you feel 20 again.

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I usually don’t respond to these reviews unless sent directly to me via dm. However I read every review good n bad and I address the issues with the attendant do it doesn’t happen again.

Now with that being said there is ALWAYS two sides of the story,, and always a little truth in both sides. Calling it theft or scam is a unfair specially when most are only hearing one side of the story.

Not saying you can’t complain as that’s your right, and if you have an issue with the service a girl never provided which the parlour provides (not extras). You can always ask to speak to supervisor on duty or message me directly by dm here

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Actually he says nothing about that. Saying that it’s theft in no way implies that the cops will be called. If you were to steal $50 from me I guarantee I wouldn’t call the cops. You’re way too clear about what you’re paying for. I learned a long time ago from a wise man about not violating the “need to know” principle. It’s the bird who crows too much who gets plucked. See how that plays out and let us all know.

Tipper

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$ 300 per half hour a few times a shift would generate quite an annual income ! Does Revenue Canada know about current parlour rates ?

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Fuck the government.

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Yes it’s his first post but he has been a board member for a couple of years so he clearly didn’t join just to make up a story. There’s nothing outlandish in his post, although there may be some opinion involved. He may be embellishing the facts but you can’t just assume that because you like the attendant. I like the “dirty vag” line. Reminds me of grade 6 :).

Tipper

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Oh tipper, I'll play whatever card I damn well like. I've thought about the potential for all kinds of these scenarios, how they would play out, and what exactly I would do. You're free to your opinion and I'm free to reply in kind. And you're free to reply again. I'm free to ignore your holier than thou opinion, which I likely always will, but I usually like to read and engage in the banter.

You can feel free to ignore my postings, or comment on them as stupid, childish or whatever you like. I'm sure you think I'm an a**hole. I think it's all funny. I get a good kick out of it. If this was actually the exact scenario that played out, I had already thought of the idea of calling the cops after I tried calm reasoning. I just didn't want to comment on it to make me look like a bit of a whiny bitch. Now I don't care.

If this is truthfully what happened to OP, 100%, this is theft. I likely would have called the cops to report the theft and made a thing of it. Even if they laughed at me, at least I would technically have the upper hand in the situation. Or maybe I wouldn't have played it this way. We'll never know.

I enjoy when these posts get a little out of hand.

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Im curious if LE reads these threads?
Maybe even pay a visit to a local business and see if it happens to them.
Hmmmmmmmm?

This thread cant be good for business for anyone.

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The parlour simply rents the room for the slotted time no different then renting a hotel room. You get a massage with your room fee.

It’s not illegal to sell said services. Only illegal to purchase them! That’s how f$cked up Canadian law is.

If LE were to show up and ask to purchase said service that would be illegal and breaking the law.

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He handed her the money. She didn’t take it without his consent. I believe that rules out theft. It’s weird that you’ve thought a lot about this scenario despite your claim that you’ve never been involved in such a situation. I’ve never really thought about it I’m just responding without thinking in order to fit in lol. I’m like you - I won’t likely read your responses but I will likely read your responses lol.
Don’t worry-I don’t think you’re an asshole. Just tiresome with the tough guy talk.
I also agree- it’s all funny.

Tipper

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Actually no, it's not theft. She didn't steal anything. Did she commit fraud? Quite possibly. Services (massage) were "promised" for a fee. Payment was made for that service. She accepted payment for services (massage only) that were not delivered. That counts as fraud, not theft.

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Correct. Theft involves taking something without permission.

Tipper

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Impressive number of lawyers contributing to this thread....

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You don’t need to be a lawyer. I also an aware of what speeding is and I’m not a lawyer. You can be educated in something without making it your profession but the knowledge may still be valid.

Tipper

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This will probably be a thread the OP wishes he had back. I recall years ago booking with an advertiser here. Got cancelled on short notice because she got a better offer. She was totally upfront this why she was cancelling. I went on a whiny bitchfest on here and trashed her. Some people sided with me, some said "she needs to make money and she got a better offer, get over it". I felt good for a day or 2 and then when the dust settled and the genie was long out of the bottle, I felt like crap. Me and her did end up kissing and making up, figuratively and literally, and I was glad to be able to apologize for my ranting and possible damage to her business. Of course, doesn't sound like the OP had a prior relationship with the provider in question, so maybe he won't care either. The 50 bucks is annoying though. Maybe OP didn't think to ask for it back, or even know he could ask. Who knows.