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01-07-12 21:29 #2973
Posts: 2315Originally Posted by Ocolumbo [View Original Post]
Why are you not willing to beat off before going? For me, except where noted above, it has been bullet proof preparation! Sooooo glad I don't use alcohol anymore like I used to.
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01-07-12 21:10 #2972
Posts: 55Japanese provider
Originally Posted by Memahu [View Original Post]
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01-07-12 20:48 #2971
Posts: 380Busting customers
Originally Posted by T6650 [View Original Post]
But, it appears to me that if a customer gets busted and convicted a third time it is now a felony: http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscur...-1209_0005.htm. The law also discuss the felony aspects of promoting The owner or MS are more likely to face a class B felony if convicted:
http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscur..._0712-1204.htm
AMPs are the least likely place to get in trouble. I have never heard about any AMP customers getting busted in HNL at least. Personally, I stay away from SWs and BP-ads.
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01-07-12 19:06 #2970
Posts: 922Question on stamina
When my reservoir is full, meaning I have not busted a nut for 5, 6, or 7 days, it is very hard to have stamina. And if I don't want to beat off and I am not getting freebie, it is not as much fun going to AMPs once a week or once every two weeks and come prematurely or quickly. Does anyone have any suggestions in fixing this problem. I have to take the pill on an empty stomach anyway. Would stronger dosage on a really empty stomach make a difference?
Thanks
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01-07-12 18:54 #2969
Posts: 1295View from Orange County CA
View from the mainland. I have heard of two reverse stings. First was at an Asian AAMP in Costa Mesa. 15 yrs ago, a city with tons of AMPs. They turned the MS, and she set up the customer with voice / wire and got for solicitation. Why they went to the trouble I don't know, as it the area there were other AMPs over the years.
The other was in the last two years in Fountain Valley, a city not tolerant of any funny business. They replaced the whole staff with decoys, both Asian and white for a few days and got about 10 mongers. They were sending a big message, be very low key.
I like the idea in Hawaii of girls in bikinis etc. Can't recall any places like that around So Calif.
You guys are having more fun then us, as table shower and GFE and are about non existent in So Calif AMPs a a normal routine.
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01-07-12 18:40 #2968
Posts: 342Busting Customers
Originally Posted by Ocolumbo [View Original Post]
http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscur..._0712-1201.htm
(the definition of promoting prostitution)
http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscur..._0712-1202.htm
(makes promotion a Class A Felony)
Even if they never said the wrong words as I suggested in my first post, MS's could probably be felony busted for "permits premises to be regularly used for prostitution purposes" particularly if prosecutors could show a pattern of successful misdemeanor prosecutions of the girls over a period of time. There is a real danger to mongers if MS's and owners are felony convicted because it could make owners unwilling to keep their businesses open. The AMP supply could dry up and prices could rise. In fact an ex-SO of mine was considering buying out an existing AMP location in early 2011 when the changes were still in the legislature and I advised her not to buy because of the felony aspect.
I might add that it would seem a little cruel to jail that "ajima" in the apron as most are just hired help.
In fact most of the testimony at the capitol was about pimps and the intent was to reduce prostitution by taking away the incentive for pimps. Most of the Waikiki girls are on a circuit. If a few pimps are jailed for a year or more they may take Honolulu off their itineraries.
You are also right about a lot of busts being for other than prostitution. Several years ago, I was in the old Pine Tree when cops came in ski masks and all. A female cop looked in our room (I barely had my pants on) and just said "Stay in this room" and left. It turns out they were looking for a specific girl on drug charges. On other occasions, I have been told by providers that the bust at XXX place were not a big deal to them because it was for immigration. The wiser owners check new girls for green card or US citizenship. It was indirect but remember Sakura on Rycroft closed because the building owners were busted for gambling elsewhere in the building. Owner of Happiness lounge went to jail, I think in the late 80's, on IRS charges.
Fact remains: best to be careful and stick to places you know.
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01-07-12 14:42 #2967
Posts: 153The cost for the attorney will be well worth it. Its always better to NOT have this on your record. Atty can get it changed to a lesser offense, one not so incriminating by the name itself.
Originally Posted by JBones [View Original Post]
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01-07-12 07:30 #2966
Posts: 23To CT ET ALL
Originally Posted by Crouchingtiger [View Original Post]
I will continue to try the suggestions given to me in other posts and give feed back as appropriate.
Thank you all once again for giving an oldish dog some new tricks to try.
On to other questions:
I read a lot about folks making appointments. When trying someplace new is it customary to make an appointment or is it better to do a "walk in" such as I did tonight? I as only because I read about great service from providers like Monica and really don't want to offend / get it wrong when in search of a new regular.
Like I said before, I'm not new to the game, I'm just looking for better service.
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01-07-12 04:32 #2965
Posts: 922LE busts
Originally Posted by T6650 [View Original Post]
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01-07-12 01:11 #2964
Posts: 380AMP vs elsewhere
Originally Posted by T6650 [View Original Post]
It is important not to lie to the police, but you can always refuse to talk. USE that right! Except for your identity, tell them your have no further comments without a lawyer. That is your right.
Apart from that, I fully agree that AMPs are way safer than any other options. Good luck!
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01-06-12 21:29 #2963
Posts: 973AMP yes. SW no
Originally Posted by T6650 [View Original Post]
Stay safe brothers. Keep those radars up and on.
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01-06-12 19:58 #2962
Posts: 827To ProjectUltra
As others have said, AMPs are the big thing here, and you can get a pretty much guaranteed experience, especially using these forums for research. If you are interested in escorts, there are some good escorts here, but many come and go. Mostly touring escorts stopping in Hawaii. When Hawaii has a really good oneat actually lives here, she usually leaves for greener pastures. EROS has had upwards of 35 ladies advertising at once, and as low as 6. I think right now it is about 10. I guess it is a slow time right now. Some of the ladies on eros can be scams or flakes just like with other ad sites. So always check them out for reviews and information elsewhere using google and review sites. Another escort ad site is ********. As for agencies, Volcano Girls has been around a long time and is wel established. Some of the VG ladies have excellent reviews and some not so good, so it is still good to check theim out. Nothing is guaranteed. Sometimes there are some gems on backpage, but it takes a lot of weeding out of the bad ones.
Originally Posted by ProjectUltra [View Original Post]
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01-06-12 19:17 #2961
Posts: 342Effects of recent modifications to prostitution laws.
Originally Posted by JBones [View Original Post]
§712-1200 Prostitution. (1) A person commits the offense of prostitution if the person:
(a) Engages in, or agrees or offers to engage in, sexual conduct with another person for a fee; or.
(be) Pays, agrees to pay, or offers to pay a fee to another to engage in sexual conduct.
This incorporates the changes made in the last legislative session that made it possible for police to arrest clients in sting operations. We heard about Obama's golf buddy and now Jbones. The common element here is the use by police of websites like Craigslist and Backpage to set up the sting.
I see no reasonable way that police could set up such a sting in an AMP. They would have to have a police woman, preferably a Korean national, solicit employment from the MS and then actually be in the room and discuss payment with the customer. She would then need to have a radio link to cops waiting outside or else she would have to actually do the deed which is highly unlikely. Kind of hard to wear a wire when you have a nightgown or bikini on.
As far as cops coming in to an AMP when you are in the room, police could arrest you but I don't think you could be convicted, unless they came in the room just as $$ were changing hands (highly unlikely). Even if you were doing the deed in full climax, any decent lawyer would simply point out in the preliminary hearing that police evidence did not include an observation of payment or agreement to pay. The downside for mongers is that police may try to use their new muscle to make arrests at AMP's that they know will not lead to conviction. This could go on for a while until a judge slaps them down. The big penalty for an arrest is not the potential $500 fine. It is the public embarrassment for all and potential family repercussions for married mongers. For now we have not seen such arrests at AMP's but only stings based on internet solicitation. Moral (for me at least) is stick with the AMP's and stay away from the outcalls and streetwalkers. Better yet stick to places and providers you know.
I will not detail it here but if you look at the testimony on the record in last years hearings, you will see that the focus is on street prostitution and pimping. Even if an AMP-MS is busted for §712-1201 Promoting prostitution, she probably could mount a defense claiming that her $50 is simply for the use of facilities, as it actually is. If I was a lawyer for a MS I certainly would advise her to never answer client questions about anything that goes on in the room, especially prices for service. We all know #1-$50, #2-$100, #3-150 but MS should never let these things cross her lips.
There is an interesting commentary (not an actual part of the statute) in the books about how futile and actually counterproductive prostitution laws are. It actually makes an argument to legalization. One section says: "Making prostitution a criminal offense is one method of controlling the scope of prostitution and thereby protecting those segments of society which are offended by its open existence." I think this may be why cops are relatively tolerant of AMP's as long as they keep a low profile, busts are actually rather infrequent. I notice a new place is frequently busted but think this is just the cops way of showing who is boss.
Sorry for rambling on. Link here:
http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/hrscur..._0712-1200.htm
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01-06-12 17:06 #2960
Posts: 64Check
Originally Posted by ProjectUltra [View Original Post]
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01-06-12 14:52 #2959
Posts: 1139Originally Posted by ProjectUltra [View Original Post]