Would you find it suspicious if an RMT offered outcalls?

SinnamonFairbanks · Monday at 7:01 PM

I had a little giggle about it.

My friend is hiring an RMT that says on her website she offers "outcalls"

I thought they wanted to distance themselves from us as much as possible.

I've just never seen an RMT use that language before.

I wonder how many strange inappropriate requests she gets

greensquare · Monday at 7:20 PM

Many RMTs come to your location and do private work and charge more. It's most likely legit. Unless the wording outcall relates differently.

She's got a good chance of losing her license and such if the wrong person finds out and tells on her. Seems risky if it's a legit RMT business.

Maybe folks slide in the odd joke.

massman · Monday at 7:39 PM

Agree. There are a number of mobile RMT services.

now, if the specific term “outcall” was used …..

Ahri · Monday at 7:41 PM

I find it even more suspicious that some massage parlours offering “extras” are willing to direct bill your insurance provider

Has anyone ever tried this lol?

greensquare · Monday at 7:48 PM

Ahri said:
I find it even more suspicious that some massage parlours offering “extras” are willing to direct bill your insurance provider

Has anyone ever tried this lol?

I heard from a friend who works at an insurance company during a get together once a trucker was doing something like that but they found out it's not a legit RMT place so they put a stop to that.

The Options Menu · Monday at 8:01 PM

SinnamonFairbanks said:
My friend is hiring an RMT that says on her website she offers "outcalls"

Yeah, I'd rephrase that as, "home and office visits". I'd be surprised if her college wouldn't raise an eyebrow if they saw that. The RMTs I've known don't even like people to joke about "happy endings" (or more) near them.

xix · Monday at 9:20 PM

There are silly men out there that may or will not see the humour or sarcasm in the words.

When the RMT shows up and they are rejected, most likely these are the clowns who will call the colleges.

Instead they should be calling their local city hall and complain about pot holes.

massman · Monday at 9:56 PM

Ahri said:
I find it even more suspicious that some massage parlours offering “extras” are willing to direct bill your insurance provider

Has anyone ever tried this lol?

Defrauding your employer’s health insurance policy is a great way to get fired.

goalie000 · Tuesday at 3:31 PM

When I make any kind of claim to insurance, filling out the form automatically brings up the info about the person/company to confirm they are known and legit

The Options Menu · Tuesday at 4:26 PM

massman said:
Defrauding your employer’s health insurance policy is a great way to get fired.

Easy to explain to the wife, friends, and family as well.

Eli_H2da · Wednesday at 3:09 PM

Ahri said:
I find it even more suspicious that some massage parlours offering “extras” are willing to direct bill your insurance provider

Has anyone ever tried this lol?

Lol, I appreciate my job more, than saving 100-something dollars that the benefit company technically just "holding" for me.

LTO_3 · Wednesday at 9:42 PM

SinnamonFairbanks said:
I had a little giggle about it.

My friend is hiring an RMT that says on her website she offers "outcalls"

I thought they wanted to distance themselves from us as much as possible.

I've just never seen an RMT use that language before.

I wonder how many strange inappropriate requests she gets

I wouldn't be surprised that the RMT is unaware of that wording referring to intimate encounters with SPs/MPs. Eventually she'll likely change it to say something like "will travel to your home or office"....once she realizes that she's getting offers for services she'd never offer as an RMT.

LTO_3

star003 · Thursday at 2:36 PM

Ahri said:
I find it even more suspicious that some massage parlours offering “extras” are willing to direct bill your insurance provider

Has anyone ever tried this lol?

so many times…but those were before 2020…i don’t know if those things still works because most of those places that i knew have already closed and i lost those contacts too. getting a happy ending with little extra perks at a regular massage place is not very uncommon but yeah they should be able to trust you.

LTO_3 · Thursday at 3:01 PM

Ahri said:
I find it even more suspicious that some massage parlours offering “extras” are willing to direct bill your insurance provider

Has anyone ever tried this lol?

People who submit from an MP place get rejected because insurance companies have a list of legit & non legit sites and all submissions require the RMT's registration number on the receipt. No number, no insurance payment will be made.

LTO_3

Ahri · Thursday at 3:28 PM

star003 said:
so many times…but those were before 2020…i don’t know if those things still works because most of those places that i knew have already closed and i lost those contacts too. getting a happy ending with little extra perks at a regular massage place is not very uncommon but yeah they should be able to trust you.

I really didn’t know that you could get away with

must have felt extra nice knowing your using work benefits for it

SteaksAndPotatos · Thursday at 6:39 PM

massman said:
Defrauding your employer’s health insurance policy is a great way to get fired.

Yeah, do not do this guys. Not worth it.

SteaksAndPotatos · Thursday at 6:40 PM

LTO_3 said:
I wouldn't be surprised that the RMT is unaware of that wording referring to intimate encounters with SPs/MPs. Eventually she'll likely change it to say something like "will travel to your home or office"....once she realizes that she's getting offers for services she'd never offer as an RMT.

LTO_3

Yeah, I'd imagine they would call it a "house call". I think "outcall" is a very escort-industry word.

Sugarsweet905 · Thursday at 7:03 PM

Several RMTs that I know use the words outcalls and then usually in parentheses either use the words business settings or in home to specify how they do them.

In a previous position I would have a RMT come to my office twice a month.

tml · Thursday at 7:19 PM

I wouldn't be suspicious because my RMT assured me I'm the only client to whom she provides extras.

lomotil · Thursday at 11:30 PM

There are RMTs working as SPs but they are careful to separate the RMT work from the sex trade by not using healthcare plans with sex acts and not performing sex acts in clinics where they are registered with the the provincial regulator.
There are still RMTs not following the rules and getting delisted and having their registration revoked or their patients getting delisted from healthcare provider, by employers and even divorced when their spouse finds out.

Would you find it suspicious if an RMT offered outcalls?

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