Janessa is an escort and massage provider in Carlsbad, California, offering incall sessions. Reviewers mention easy booking.
Over a year ago
Her pictures do not look like her at all. very flabby body. turns off the lights so you can't see anything. came in, hotel was ok. easy to set up appt 2 call system. chatted a bit. i am glad i only bo... See more
Her pictures do not look like her at all. very flabby body. turns off the lights so you can't see anything. came in, hotel was ok. easy to set up appt 2 call system. chatted a bit. i am glad i only booked a half hour. i would not repeat Her appearance was not nice I would not recommend. nice girl but wasn't really into it.
I spent many texts trying to hook up and finally arranged to go to her hotel on my lunch hour. I'd been trying to find a nice Middle Eastern lady for fun and in my opinion she was neither. YMMV, I will not repeat.
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Janessa is an escort and massage provider in Carlsbad, California, offering incall sessions. Reviewers mention easy booking.
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Reviews for Janessa reveal a largely negative sentiment, with customers expressing disappointment in their experiences. One reviewer, LAKINGSFAN999, criticizes the misleading appearance, stating that the photos do not accurately represent the provider, describing her as having a "very flabby body." Additionally, the atmosphere was deemed uninviting, as the lights were turned off during the encounter. Another reviewer, GEO33, shares a mixed experience, noting the difficulty in arranging an appointment and ultimately finding the service lacking in quality. While some appreciate the ease of setting up appointments through the call system, the overall feedback highlights significant dissatisfaction with product quality and transparency. The prevailing sentiment is negative, reflecting a need for improvement in both service and representation.
