If an agency gets busted...

new_in_town · Thursday at 1:33 PM

A hypothetical question: let's say one of the agencies gets bustee. Will the police be able to access all text interactions and can prosecute all customers, as it's still illegal to buy sex in Canada?

Is it possible to get a burner phone/number in Montreal easily?

zzayne · Thursday at 1:52 PM

C-36 does indeed support what you're saying. Haven't seen this enforced though.. Also, some SP do ask for actual names and personal info, I'd do that for Megan Fox, Sasha Grey someone of that caliber.

CydoniaNights · Thursday at 1:54 PM

They would need to prove you paid for sex which is almost impossible. hense why we pay for time in this industry and not service

Marsouin · Thursday at 5:04 PM

new_in_town said:
A hypothetical question: let's say one of the agencies gets bustee. Will the police be able to access all text interactions and can prosecute all customers, as it's still illegal to buy sex in Canada?

Is it possible to get a burner phone/number in Montreal easily?

The prosecutor is likely a client too

Enjoying life · Thursday at 5:17 PM

CydoniaNights said:
They would need to prove you paid for sex which is almost impossible. hense why we pay for time in this industry and not service

They did not see anything and it was consensual on your premises!

Fradi · Thursday at 5:25 PM

We may just find out with Bianca White soon.
Really makes you want to give out government photo ID to SP for screening and interact transfer as a deposit lol. Both perfect direct links to you.

Jacob Israel · Thursday at 5:46 PM

How many clients do you think are screwed if that is to be implemented like 20k lol? That’s a lot

Smitty Jaeger-Manjenson · Thursday at 8:04 PM

"Why yes, I do pay people by the hour so that we may engage in one of the most deviant, degenerate pastimes imaginable...playing Warhammer 40K miniatures. Wanna se my collection?"

GreyPilgrim · Thursday at 10:08 PM

Smitty Jaeger-Manjenson said:
"Why yes, I do pay people by the hour so that we may engage in one of the most deviant, degenerate pastimes imaginable...playing Warhammer 40K miniatures. Wanna se my collection?"

They’d never believe that excuse: 40k is way, Way, WAY too expensive!

S.S neo · 2025-10-10T00:31:01-0400

Marsouin said:
The prosecutor is likely a client too

And the judge too ...

Halloween Mike · 2025-10-10T03:53:55-0400

The only way they can really do anything is if they operate a sting... Aka put an add and have a decoy and arrest you once you show up to the location.

Even if they have acces to an agency phone with our numbers, can they prove anything from texts like "his Sarah available at x hour"?

As for Bianca IF her charges end up true and she is condemned, it will be about said charges, they won't hunt her clients.

Smitty Jaeger-Manjenson · 2025-10-10T22:36:05-0400

Halloween Mike said:
The only way they can really do anything is if they operate a sting... Aka put an add and have a decoy and arrest you once you show up to the location.

Even if they have acces to an agency phone with our numbers, can they prove anything from texts like "his Sarah available at x hour"?

As for Bianca IF her charges end up true and she is condemned, it will be about said charges, they won't hunt her clients.

As for the first scenario, many have argued that it's grounds for entrapment so they're also guilty of breaking the law. People don't want to make waves when it comes to this (they don't want their name in the paper), otherwise there would've been a landmark case by now.

Halloween Mike · 2025-10-10T23:28:32-0400

Smitty Jaeger-Manjenson said:
As for the first scenario, many have argued that it's grounds for entrapment so they're also guilty of breaking the law.

They are the police...how can they break the law?

Normally they only do it for minors but there was a sting a few years ago for normal SPs. They offered "Johns" to follow a therapy or some crap lol.

Heck i would had taken it it just by curiosity...

Smitty Jaeger-Manjenson · 2025-10-10T23:35:53-0400

Halloween Mike said:
They are the police...how can they break the law?

Normally they only do it for minors but there was a sting a few years ago for normal SPs. They offered "Johns" to follow a therapy or some crap lol.

Heck i would had taken it it just by curiosity...

LMAO you really think they are above the law or would never break it?

There's a whole protocol they're supposed to follow to avoid committing entrapment themselves (proposing to someone that they engage in an illegal act, there was even a Beavis & Butt-head episode about that specific part of the criminal code). But it's nebulous, perhaps deliberately so. Largely for the purpose of lining the police budget with fines/hush money from embarrassed johns, who do not wish their predicament going public.
If it comes to catching nonces in compromising positions tho, I have nothing against it.

Maybe I should've acquiesced to my parents' wishes and gone to law school after all.

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