Experience Description: First the good. The person who answered the door had a smile and was pleasant. She was chatty and tried to connect. And I think she tried to give a reasonable therapeutic massage (using lotion not oil), though she didn't seem to have much training. Now the bad. She advertised in BP body rubs with very sexy pictures of a hottie and advertised she was "sweet, genuine, with a great attitude, and someone who can make your toes curl". In reality, she was nowhere near her description. Also, she asked that I keep my boxers on during the massage and informed me that she provides no sensual services. I made the most of it and enjoyed the massage she was willing to perform. Also, given that she seems to be primarily interested in tricking guys like me out of money, she probably deals with lots of displeased customers. I assumed she had someone in the other room ready to beat the crap out of me if I complained. Speaking of which, she had kids in the other room during the massage. I asked if there were other adults present in the apartment and she said there were. The whole apartment was pitch black so that you couldn't see where you were going. I assume she has more to hide. Overall, a very odd experience, and not one I'd recommend. Certainly a deception (hence the rip-off description), though I did get a mediocre massage in it. The funny thing was that she was actually a pleasant person who would probably connect with plenty of customers if she wasn't so dishonest in her advertising. The Therapeutic Massage category of BP might work for her. Apartment was in north Denver, a few blocks SW of 84th & I-25. I'm sure the money I paid will buy her a new phone number pretty quickly, so my lesson learned is to avoid body rubs in that area.