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Couldnt I save money by receiving massage at a corporate massage chain?

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Couldnt I save money by receiving massage at a corporate massage chain?

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Not really. Most corporate massage chains charge about $50 for a one-hour massage, but their policies state that you only receive 50 minutes of hands-on time. Often, there is a great deal of pressure in such establishments to leave large gratuities. Some places go so far as to post notices in each room, encouraging clients to tip $20 or higher. When you add it all up, youll find youve just paid $60-70 for a 50 minute massage. In a private practice, however, the therapist establishes fees that are appropriate to keep the business running. While gratuities are always appreciated, they are certainly not expected. In this practice, you can expect to pay $60 for 60 minutes of massage.

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