Malasia is an escort and massage provider in Cleveland, Ohio, offering incall and outcall sessions. Clients say they would go back.
Over a year ago
Malasia was staying at a hotel very close to where I work, and her rates were low so I took a chance. I planned on meeting her on my lunch hour for an hour. You can barely understand her on the phone,... See more
Malasia was staying at a hotel very close to where I work, and her rates were low so I took a chance. I planned on meeting her on my lunch hour for an hour. You can barely understand her on the phone, she's very inarticulate. Non-VIP's, I would not repeat.
i have seen her posting on backpage for a while and almost never see anybody without a review but i managed to get away from work for a couple hours and the girl i was supposed to see canceled on me while i was on my way so i texted malasia and was at her incall in 20 minutes. non-vip's i will probably repeat
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Malasia is an escort and massage provider in Cleveland, Ohio, offering incall and outcall sessions. Clients say they would go back.
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Reviews for Malasia reveal a largely negative sentiment, with customers expressing dissatisfaction regarding their experiences. One reviewer, FUNBOBBY007, notes that while the rates were low, the overall experience fell short, particularly mentioning the limited time available during a lunch hour. Another reviewer, FATBOY44, shares a mixed experience, indicating that despite the anticipation, the encounter did not meet expectations. There are no clear positives highlighted in the reviews, and the lack of consistent positive feedback suggests a significant gap in service quality. Common complaints revolve around the limited availability and the overall experience not aligning with expectations. Overall, the sentiment leans towards disappointment, reflecting a need for improvement in service delivery.
