Massage Parlors | Las Vegas Massage Parlor Scam

There’s a scam in Las Vegas where cab drivers and massage parlors work together to scam mongers out of money.

Many tourists ask cab drivers if they know any places to receive exotic services. The cab driver says he knows a place and quotes a price. For example, the cab driver might mention it costs $150 to get you in the door and another $100 – $200 depending on what services you wanted. They usually don’t go into detail because they say they’re on “camera” but mention it’s just as good as the Bunny Ranch, but in the Las Vegas city limits. Best of all, the cab driver says he will drive you there for free.

Once you get there, you get to pick the girl of your choice and decide on what services you will choose. The services are described with vague words, yet are easy to interpret their meanings. Once you go into a private room with the girl, this is where things go South. The girls only give you a half effort massage for a few minutes and tell you the session is finished. The customer then gets angry, but by this time a large security officer comes in the room and tells him prostituion is illegal and that it’s time to leave.

These establishments basically just play a game with you to make you believe you are paying for sexual services. The problem is prostitution is illegal and they know you can’t report them to the police since you were trying to solicit prostitution.

Remember this the next time you are in Las Vegas and about to use an incall type of service.

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