Is it like the stock market?
When there is a crash and people panicking, there are others steady bunch who benefits from it?
Nice la Presse Article on XO this morning
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When there is a crash and people panicking, there are others steady bunch who benefits from it?
I don’t see any benefit in booking with an agency other than price.
I will pay the extra for an Indy I know and trust.
Even if it stands for Girl Friend Experience.
That experience often doesn’t include sex and is the reason SP are booked.
This is what I found. But you might be right. They have to prove that you sent a text to buy sexual services so if there is nothing explicit then they got no case. Then again I am not a lawyer. Perhaps @EagerBeaver can shed some light in this even from a US perspective.I heard the same thing… never worked for one but he would try to hangout with the new girls and drug them and had sex with them or he would get girls to agree to have a paid sex relation and never pay them. Also guys, every parlour and every agency in any cities in Canada has a late fee, missed appointment fee etc… I heard girls quitting because they missed a shift and it 300-500$ or girls having UTIs and having to come in and show they pee blood to not get the fee, couldn’t get a doctors note.. that’s all the things ive been hearing. Gooooo Indy or actually if you do like a girl stick with her and she’ll eventually tell you if she feels comfortable. Rarely a girl will say what’s going on when they first meet you… sometimes bosses send their friends to test out the girls… especially if there’s been complaints.
For agencies girls were forced to do GFE and bosses would look at reviews and tell the girl she’d get fired even if she mentioned the client was disrespectful…
For parlours usually less strict I’ve heard but I’d doesn’t matter if it’s women or men boss most act the same.
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they all do, check the ones FS and not fs expensive or similar price range and they all do…. Or so I’ve heard
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Wow... leave for a week and come back to the creaziest thread I've ever seen. Its as if circle jerk and dumpster fire collided. Girls were raped, exploited and coerced. I hope they get convicted. Will be an interesting case to follow. Sadly, I don't expect that much of a sentence. They deserve it if true imho.
I'm willing to bet when Sam "retired", new management simply didn't have the credentials to the webhosting. Considerering its just some 4$ cheap hosting and didn't move, they probably didn't have access to the domain name provider. It was renewed in Jan so, a credit card is on file and possibly just autorenewed. Hosting seems to be Eastern European with a "presence" in the US, don't know how compliant they would be.
I suspect new management just had access to the website CMS. Remember when the exodus started, they only removed the english content, and left the french site up. I think they just didn't know how. Probably why they eventually rebranded.
Also, nowadys, IP addresses are a nightmare due to all the public wifi access, people sharing the same external IP really isn't as useful as people think on top of that sites are getting hammered with AI traffic too. So your IP is a needle in a sea of needles. Not saying they can't dig, but like other said, they probably just want to focus on convicting the principals before having to go that route. Cookies, typically don't store on the server, they are created on your device.
Cel phone... that one could be a bitch especially if they can match it with IMEI. With federal and provincial National digital identity systems and INN laws, that could be easier to get details on mobile # owners faster than trying to subpoena a telecom or just pay data brokers directly. That would give them access to banking, legal, medical databases to connect the dots. Even if they don't use it to go after clients, wouldn't be surprised if they don't just ingest the numbers into their framework just like they do with DNA. If it eventually connects to CBA. Any ArriveCan users ?
In the end, after a torturous read, my concern is Merb itself.
I'm willing to bet when Sam "retired", new management simply didn't have the credentials to the webhosting. Considerering its just some 4$ cheap hosting and didn't move, they probably didn't have access to the domain name provider. It was renewed in Jan so, a credit card is on file and possibly just autorenewed. Hosting seems to be Eastern European with a "presence" in the US, don't know how compliant they would be.
I suspect new management just had access to the website CMS. Remember when the exodus started, they only removed the english content, and left the french site up. I think they just didn't know how. Probably why they eventually rebranded.
Also, nowadys, IP addresses are a nightmare due to all the public wifi access, people sharing the same external IP really isn't as useful as people think on top of that sites are getting hammered with AI traffic too. So your IP is a needle in a sea of needles. Not saying they can't dig, but like other said, they probably just want to focus on convicting the principals before having to go that route. Cookies, typically don't store on the server, they are created on your device.
Cel phone... that one could be a bitch especially if they can match it with IMEI. With federal and provincial National digital identity systems and INN laws, that could be easier to get details on mobile # owners faster than trying to subpoena a telecom or just pay data brokers directly. That would give them access to banking, legal, medical databases to connect the dots. Even if they don't use it to go after clients, wouldn't be surprised if they don't just ingest the numbers into their framework just like they do with DNA. If it eventually connects to CBA. Any ArriveCan users ?
In the end, after a torturous read, my concern is Merb itself.
There are a few things to consider:
1) Most clients probably do not care where the SP’s background comes from, and that’s sad. When I read people visiting SP’s that do not speak French or English, or say: She’s visibly on drugs and unclean and is having a poor time, or I heard a guy in the next room but for the price, etc, you are directly contributing to the issues, and are a cause for hobbying having a bad rep. And no, the ladies are not the cause, they are providing a service that you want.
2) Even when you want to believe that you are dealing with a reputable person/agency, mostly, you probably aren’t. Bobcake, a well known orgy provider, was caught with underage soliciting. XO , well, we all know, a few gangbangs organisers were caught doing horrible things to providers, etc, etc. Most of us deep down inside know this and refuse to acknowledge it.
3) Like any commodity (and yes sex is a commodity here), you pay for what you get. Truly independent indies that are able to get the value of their service and have control over their bodies and choices, and are unexploited, deserve their rates. If you think it’s too expensive move on, use your screen, your hand and a tissue.
4) When a provider on this site tells you how it really is behind closed doors, seriously, who are we, as men that have no clue, to even start to disagree ?
I am not making a moral claim. I do believe that SP and hobbying should be legalized, but none of the people tring to justify what happened at XO or elsewhere are helping.
1) Most clients probably do not care where the SP’s background comes from, and that’s sad. When I read people visiting SP’s that do not speak French or English, or say: She’s visibly on drugs and unclean and is having a poor time, or I heard a guy in the next room but for the price, etc, you are directly contributing to the issues, and are a cause for hobbying having a bad rep. And no, the ladies are not the cause, they are providing a service that you want.
2) Even when you want to believe that you are dealing with a reputable person/agency, mostly, you probably aren’t. Bobcake, a well known orgy provider, was caught with underage soliciting. XO , well, we all know, a few gangbangs organisers were caught doing horrible things to providers, etc, etc. Most of us deep down inside know this and refuse to acknowledge it.
3) Like any commodity (and yes sex is a commodity here), you pay for what you get. Truly independent indies that are able to get the value of their service and have control over their bodies and choices, and are unexploited, deserve their rates. If you think it’s too expensive move on, use your screen, your hand and a tissue.
4) When a provider on this site tells you how it really is behind closed doors, seriously, who are we, as men that have no clue, to even start to disagree ?
I am not making a moral claim. I do believe that SP and hobbying should be legalized, but none of the people tring to justify what happened at XO or elsewhere are helping.
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It's the harsh truth. We all want to believe the agencies we use or used are behaving responsibly. It's often probably just wishful thinking.
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