This document provides an overview of fake massage businesses that operate as fronts for sex trafficking in the United States. It describes the typical characteristics of these businesses, including their attempts to appear legitimate through commercial locations, advertising, and business licenses. It also outlines the structures of the trafficking networks that operate them, including recruiters, transporters, and brothel managers. Additionally, it discusses the means traffickers use to control victims, such as debt bondage, document seizure, isolation, and threats of deportation. Lastly, it provides relevant statistics on the prevalence of these businesses and examples of recent law enforcement actions against them.