Brittany @ HFH (Try this again)

[ying ting]

I posted my first review of Brittany at HFH and got some interesting responses then the review was gone.

I was told by some that if the review of HFH is not positive the owners complain and get it removed. Don't know if this is true or not, doesn't seem fair if it is.

I think HFH is a great place and it would be a shame if they were censoring unfavourable reviews. Defeats the whole purpose of this board.

 

[Vote Repubs Nov 2010!]

HFH did not request the removal of the original thread. It was removed because it was too explicit.

HFH is a licensed establishment and they have to abide with the by-laws for vaughan. Please read up
http://209.29.131.76/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=28050
http://www.massageplanet.net.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3771

 

[PACmon]

Had the same experience with Brittany anyways. We all (should) know about your last sentence. Any hew, I stopped going there a long long long long time ago....no matter how hot of a chick they have.

Anyways, if you can't drive you can't go to HFH anyways...hehehe, wonder if they still do the stupid driv. lic./ID thing and if you guys still hand it to them. duuuuh.

 

[blah13]

R2D2 Vaughan bylaws require that ID be read out and recorded.


HFH has received negative reviews and as long as they are not explicit, they are left up. Same with positive reviews.

 

[Kat* to the Extreme]

Sheik,

thanks this is helpfull.

 

[Pompal 09.]

Is this rule only for HFH on this board?
I don

 

[cutie pie]

Funny how people opions vary. I've been around and I must say my visit with Brittany was the best I've ever had. Me thinks YMMV and your was on the bottom end of her scale that day.

 

[Questionarre]

HFH and other licensed mp's in Vaughan are in an unique position because the town of Vaughan's bylaw department is on a vendetta to shut down all the mp's in their town. Why else would they have a bylaw that requires the licensed mp's to record a name and address or a drivers license of their clients? It's designed to "scare" people away.

Did you even bother to read this post made nearly 3 years ago? http://www.massageplanet.net.ca/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3771 It's in the newbies guide.

 

[Soprano Girl]

I think most of it has to do with the guys expectations going in not so much the womans "mood" or how her day is going. Some guys (me included) get all worked up based on a review or comments made about an MPA...they build it up and get there expecting the world....then the MPA doesnt meet those huge expectations and theres a big let down. Im not saying YMMV doesnt exist, of course it does, but i think each guy has his own impression or hopes as to how a session will go. That can make for a dissappointing session sometimes. Its happened to me too.

 

[Sammzie]

In future, if your paranoid about this give them a fake #and name. It,s not like they ask for the licence itself from previous
trips there.

 

[a.dub]

I know...that's sux. Last time i went to buy some powders *sniff* *sniff*from the streets of Vaughan, they wanted my contact information for recall procedure.........urgh.

 

[forumComrad]

So I'm free to "have something in my eye" when reading my DRL number, and cough slightly when giving my last name??

 

[Breanna]

While I agree that YMMV I find it interesting that people comment on my experience when they haven't read my review.

My negative comments were:

She is too thin for my taste and I couldn't tell this from the website pictures.
She doesn't use oil which I prefer.
I prefer a firm massage, her's was too light.

Nothing to do with mileage but rather personal taste.