Constant problems with clients requesting 'extras'

[Alex ?]

Hello,

I have a very professional website for my mobile massage business but I am having persistent problems with men calling and asking if I offer "extras".

I am quite upset as I have worked hard to gain my massage qualification, and after talking to other friends I met at college if would seem these annoying and inconvenient calls go on alot.

Here is my question- What could I write on my website which would make it MORE than clear that I DO NOT offer any kind of sexual service? can I put something like 'I will not hesitate in notifying the Police if questions of a sexual nature are hinted at during the massage'?

I have had clients ask if I offer hand relief half way through the massage, and I find it very upsetting.
I would like to add that my image is very professional, masseuse outfit, no make up, no jewellery, flat shoes.

My website currently says the following- Please note I provide a professional service only, please do NOT ASK for extras or sexual sevices, but obviously this is not enough!

Please help, it has taken me a long time to complete my training..which was very drawn out involving lots of written and practical exams...after all the effort I put it I am sick of having to deal with phone calls and worse still requests whilst the client is lying there on the table! I am very down about this.

 

[Hol&Azz]

Some very good observations here, I agree with all those who say removing 50% of your client base can't be a very good business move,also don't place your ad on sites like Gumtree where it gets mixed in with the sensual massage type of ads.On this forum there are many threads about dodgy males etc as a balanced discussion A question for the male therapists what about women clients? do they not ask for extras? make suggestive calls?