Boris Prilutsky is an expensive FRAUD. He claims he teaches people how to perform massages and that he performs massages himself, but that is not what I got. I literally got a rub down. I even mentioned to him that he did nothing and he told me to wait and see. He instructed me to text him and let him know how I was doing the following day, well guess what? I was worse off the next day and all he said to me was that he was sorry and that 10% of his patients don’t respond immediately after treatment (that’s what he called it). This Russian guy talks big talk, but that’s about it. T.A.L.K.
Well it got worse the next day and again all he said was that he was sorry. He charged $120 worth of sorry and he requests that you pay him in cash. And that is pretty much the end of that. I should have known something was up with that. He talks big talk saying he talks well with his hands, (how many times did he say this), but he never did anything.At least nothing I could see or feel, so as far as I’m concerned, he is one big rip off.
On top of that I arrived 10 minutes before my appointment, but he didn’t see me until 24 minutes into my time, then ended the session on the hour, which ends up being something like 45mins. He also had me do some menial exercises and stretches, which resulted in me seeking out someone else. Please, please save your money and find someone else. I remember when I originally contacted him he waited almost an entire two weeks before he called me back.
There is some woman who is the receptionist and she sells facials and or makeup, but she is part of the family and he has business cards from other family members who work out of the same place as well. Such dishonest and fraudulent scammers should be deported.
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Boris Prilutsky is an expensive FRAUD. He claims he teaches people how to perform massages and that he performs massages himself, but that is not what I got. I literally got a rub down. I even mentioned to him that he did nothing and he told me to wait and see. He instructed me to text him and let him know how I was doing the following day, well guess what? I was worse off the next day and all he said to me was that he was sorry and that 10% of his patients don’t respond immediately after treatment (that’s what he called it). This Russian guy talks big talk, but that’s about it. T.A.L.K.
Well it got worse the next day and again all he said was that he was sorry. He charged $120 worth of sorry and he requests that you pay him in cash. And that is pretty much the end of that. I should have known something was up with that. He talks big talk saying he talks well with his hands, (how many times did he say this), but he never did anything.At least nothing I could see or feel, so as far as I’m concerned, he is one big rip off.
On top of that I arrived 10 minutes before my appointment, but he didn’t see me until 24 minutes into my time, then ended the session on the hour, which ends up being something like 45mins. He also had me do some menial exercises and stretches, which resulted in me seeking out someone else. Please, please save your money and find someone else. I remember when I originally contacted him he waited almost an entire two weeks before he called me back.
There is some woman who is the receptionist and she sells facials and or makeup, but she is part of the family and he has business cards from other family members who work out of the same place as well. Such dishonest and fraudulent scammers should be deported.