Question answers

Q. I am a masseur. How do I become one of America's top M4M Masseurs?

A. You need to be an established, professional, reputable bodyworker. If you think you are good
enough, send us your URL( your website's address), and some information on yourself ( where you
learned your skill, how long you have been doing it,...). We'll examine your request and will get back
to you.

Q. I am a masseur, and just found my name on this list. How come?

A. We have been watching you! You are a professional, take your job seriously, and enjoy a good
reputation.

Q. How much does it cost it to be listed ?

A. Nothing. Being listed is free. You just have to qualify; and not everybody does. There is a charge,
however, if you want to be featured.

Q. What if I don't want to be listed here?

A. Send us an email, and we'll remove your listing.

Q. I have been chosen to be here, but my location is actually another city. Can I be listed
in 2 cities?

A. We can only have one location as your main listing. You may use the "comments" space to tell
clients about your other locations.

Q. You have overlooked me. I am a great masseur, but I don't have a website. What
should I do?

A. Get a website.

Q. I have a website, but it's one of those free ones. Does that count?

A. In 95% of the cases, no. If you are serious about your work, you can spend a few bucks on
getting your own website.

Q. How come some cities, and even states, are not represented on your site?

A. In those locations, we just could not find masseurs with qualifications we look for. If you know of
any, please nominate them.

Q. I know a fellow practitioner who deserves to be on this list. Can I nominate him?

A. Sure. He'll face the same level of scrutiny as all others, and he qualifies, he'll be listed.

Q. I am more of an escort, though I do some massage. Would I qualify?

A. No. You must identify yourself as a masseur in order to be here.

Q. I'd like to be special-featured on this site. What do I do?

A. Write us at: Steve @topmasseurs.com