Massage Envy

When you go to a gym and you want to try it once and they say 'okay, well you need to sign up and it is this much per month' and then you don't read the dotted line, you don't realize that you can't cancel like without a month’s notice or a ridiculous cancellation fee. I think that their contracts and their ways of getting customers are inappropriate. Deceptive marketing practice is what I have to say about them. I had a good massage and that is what you want. I would definitely not give them a passing grade, they are not a total crook but definitely not a good service. The pricing is okay if you are not tackled to do that stupid contract. I have had really good and I have had really bad for the quality. They are responsive but not for the contractual issues. The punctuality is probably something that they do right. I think that professionalism has an element of curtsey and more necessarily an element of morality.

The deep tissue massage was very good but the reflexology session was disappointing. Jenny has some difficulty with communications given her foreign background but gives a great shoulder and back massage. Message Envy should not list that Jenny has reflexology training. I have received world class reflexology in NY City and have taken reflexology classes as a practitioner. Jenny's foot massage was more like what one would receive at a nail salon.