Dr Eric

Thank you Capitano for your supportive reply. I’m a fan of respectful and supportive communication here as well. Also I got a bit defensive last night as I wrote this, and for that I apologize. @MichaelPhd I also would like to apologize to you for what I wrote accusing you of “malicious intent.” As I do want to know why you repeatedly keep refreshing old threads from 2015 that can harm my business (and it has to a large extent), I also know that in our encounters it was less than ideal for you. In fact I know you tried me twice already. If you would give me a third opportunity to serve you, I would be happy to do so 🙂 That also goes for any of you who have posted negative posts about me in the past. You don’t have to tell me who you are or that you are on this forum. Just come and enjoy a great session, as I fully support Capitano’s suggestion! I’m here if you still want to offer me suggestions to improve my massage sessions moving forward. We can all be more positive, including myself 🙂 Dr Eric

Hey guys I do not appreciate the lumping me in as a “scammer.” You question how I’ve been “exceedingly resilient” after all these years? Well here are some reasons: *I have massaged over 8000 clients in the past 16 years all over the country, Canada and the UK. *I have dozens of 5 STAR reviews on both Masseurfinder and RentMasseur. (I used to have more in the MassageM4M.com days) Four of these reviews have been written this summer alone. *All of my reviews are from REAL CLIENTS from regulated and verified sites. (Company of Men does not regulate or verify any posters whatsoever.) *I have maintained a 20% referral rate from clients. *I’m quick to respond by text and email for each and every client. *I always give the full amount of time of the massage. You want 60/90 minutes, you receive 60/90 minutes (and sometimes more) The oiled up table, or as MichaelPHD put it “slip and slide” application, is actually one of my best selling points. It’s just the right amount of oil, not dripping onto the floor or anything. It’s not for everybody, and anyone can request a sheet on the table instead. I’m sorry (and really I mean it) that any of you have had a bad experience with me. (Assuming you were actual clients). But posters @NHC983 and especially @MichaelPHD bringing up their experiences over a decade ago?? And @MichaelPHD, why are you so determined to keep bashing me with old threads dating back 2015? Not only do I find this action highly questionable, but also done with malicious intent. As if you want to put me out of business altogether. @JMS posted in this thread his intention to hire me, but because of the negativity of posters from this forum, Company of Men, he didn’t hire me. Let it be known that I have lost HUNDREDS of clients because of the comments made on this forum since 2015, with threads that are scathingly untrue. I encourage anyone like @JMS who wants to hire me for his next massage to trust my reviews on both Masseurfinder and RentMasseur. Such as these posted recently on RM: By ChrisinOmaha: “I’ve had other massage therapists, but not one as personable and kind as Andrew Eric. A true professional with wickedly strong hands. Already eager for another session.” By TDubbs “An excellent massage experience. AndrewEric is friendly and welcoming. The lomi lomi technique was new for me, and I thoroughly enjoyed the combination of strokes, stretches, and pressure. I left the session with more energy than when I arrived. I highly recommend a session with this talented and handsome masseur.” Before concluding, I do want to address the overall reoccurring theme that posters have made on this forum. You use terms such as “rude,” “disrespectful” and “off-putting.” But how so? I really want some specifics please because I want to do better. My goal to please and fully satisfy every client, but no one can please everyone. Plus, my massage is not for everybody. Also keep in mind that if your session was over 10 years ago, my question does not apply to you. And one more poster I want to address is @Capitano. Why did you start this masseur-bashing thread is the first place? “How the Hell are these masseurs in business?” Shows intent-to-cause harm to fellow masseurs who are trying to make a living, put food on the table, while doing what they love to do. I wish you could have started something more positive. “Who are the best masseurs out there and why?” It baffles me why folks out there can be so negative. My opinion for whatever it’s worth.

Hello gentlemen! Andrew Eric here. I’m naturally a very positive and outgoing person, so I will not respond in a negative manner to any comments made about my services. I have been practicing massage since 2009 and I love what I do! I have a degree in Exercise & Sports Science and trained/licensed in massage therapy by the best in the business. My rates are only increased when I visit cities such as NYC, as hotel rates are very high. You would be surprised how many clients want just a 30 minute massage, especially during lunch breaks! My goal for each and every client is to give them what they desire most: a good quality massage mixed in with some nice sensuality. Even when my rates are elevated, a majority of my clients tip me and leave completely rejuvenated and glad they came. For anyone whom I served are less satisfied, I am truly sorry for your experience! If ever given a second chance, I’d love to make it up to you somehow.