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Here name is Amil, she does visit her often. Like J said she has an incredible ass, I've seen her several times over the last year or so. And yes, she will not take her top off but you won't find an ass like that too often.
[QUOTE=Jinthewood]Maybe one of the senior fellows knows.[/QUOTE]
THe erotic section will be gone soon.
[url]http://apnews.excite.com/article/20090513/D985DGBG5.html[/url]
We should have not depended on cl.
We should have used other site besides cl.
One of you guys should start a site for the girls.
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Hi Three X,
What do you think the USASG site is, a potted plant?
Thanks,
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Just heard this on the local morning news. Will be interesting to see what happens with this section on this site.
[QUOTE=Pch Dude]Craigslist to remove erotic services section, monitor adult services posts
8:40 AM, May 13, 2009
After weeks of pressure from state and local law enforcement officials, Craigslist is announcing today that it will remove its controversial erotic services section permanently. In its place, the classifieds site has created an "adult services" category for which every new listing will be manually approved. Currently most ads on the site are posted without review.
CraigslistAs of today, the erotic services section will no longer accept new ads, and will be removed completely in seven days. Posts to the "adult services" section will cost $10, twice as much as those for erotic services listings. Craigslist had agreed to donate proceeds from the erotic services listings to charity, but says that rule will not necessarily apply to the new ads.
In a blog post that Craigslist plans to publish today and was provided to The Times, the San Francisco company argues that the case against it had been exaggerated.
Craigslist-erotic"Unsurprisingly, but completely contrary to some of the sensationalistic journalism we've seen these past few weeks, the record is clear that use of craigslist classifieds is associated with far lower rates of violent
crime than print classifieds," the post says.
"However, with respect to this new paid category for advertising by legal businesses, we will experiment with some of the methods traditionally employed in paid print classifieds."
Craigslist went on to thank various parties whose input influenced the decision, including attorneys general, law enforcement officers around the country and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which had defended the site online and in the media.
Law enforcement officials have often complained about the ease with which prostitutes and their clients can arrange encounters on Craigslist. But officials have stepped up their criticism since the slaying of masseuse Julissa Brisman, whose body was found April 14 in a Boston hotel. Police say the killer found her through a Craigslist ad.
Boston University medical student Philip Markoff, 23, is accused of bludgeoning Brisman with a gun and then shooting her. Rhode Island authorities filed additional charges last week, saying he robbed a stripper at a Warwick, R.I., Holiday Inn two days later. He was arrested the following week as he drove to a local casino with his fiancee.
Markoff has pleaded not guilty.
Check back here for updates, including interviews with Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster and Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan.
-- David Sarno
Well there it is....the end of an era.[/QUOTE]
In the past week alone i read 4-5 articles on CL and its Erotic section in various newspapers, so i knew they had tremendous amount of pressure from the media to shut it down. I dont know why the media is so clueless to the fact that its not going to go away.
Wasnt this only in Illinois, Mizzou, and Conn?? The CA Attorney General did not participate in this.
[url]http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-craigslist11-2009may11,0,6230562.story[/url]
[QUOTE=Pch Dude]Craigslist to remove erotic services section, monitor adult services posts
8:40 AM, May 13, 2009
After weeks of pressure from state and local law enforcement officials, Craigslist is announcing today that it will remove its controversial erotic services section permanently. In its place, the classifieds site has created an "adult services" category for which every new listing will be manually approved. Currently most ads on the site are posted without review.
CraigslistAs of today, the erotic services section will no longer accept new ads, and will be removed completely in seven days. Posts to the "adult services" section will cost $10, twice as much as those for erotic services listings. Craigslist had agreed to donate proceeds from the erotic services listings to charity, but says that rule will not necessarily apply to the new ads.
In a blog post that Craigslist plans to publish today and was provided to The Times, the San Francisco company argues that the case against it had been exaggerated.
Craigslist-erotic"Unsurprisingly, but completely contrary to some of the sensationalistic journalism we've seen these past few weeks, the record is clear that use of craigslist classifieds is associated with far lower rates of violent
crime than print classifieds," the post says.
"However, with respect to this new paid category for advertising by legal businesses, we will experiment with some of the methods traditionally employed in paid print classifieds."
Craigslist went on to thank various parties whose input influenced the decision, including attorneys general, law enforcement officers around the country and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which had defended the site online and in the media.
Law enforcement officials have often complained about the ease with which prostitutes and their clients can arrange encounters on Craigslist. But officials have stepped up their criticism since the slaying of masseuse Julissa Brisman, whose body was found April 14 in a Boston hotel. Police say the killer found her through a Craigslist ad.
Boston University medical student Philip Markoff, 23, is accused of bludgeoning Brisman with a gun and then shooting her. Rhode Island authorities filed additional charges last week, saying he robbed a stripper at a Warwick, R.I., Holiday Inn two days later. He was arrested the following week as he drove to a local casino with his fiancee.
Markoff has pleaded not guilty.
Check back here for updates, including interviews with Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster and Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan.
-- David Sarno
Well there it is....the end of an era.[/QUOTE]
Well I just noticed no new ads since yesterday.
[QUOTE=Half Amazing]Wasnt this only in Illinois, Mizzou, and Conn?? The CA Attorney General did not participate in this.
[url]http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-craigslist11-2009may11,0,6230562.story[/url][/QUOTE]Dunno about California's position on this, but in looking in the LA CL 'erotic' ads, it appears that there hasn't been any new ads since yesterday. And, there's a new 'Adult' section, in which girls are essentially advertising the same wares, albeit in a more 'polite' way. I suppose that section was structured to satisfy the opposition?
Craigslist to drop "erotic services" ads.
Not every state was satisfied. New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has pressed Craigslist to go further by tracking computer IP addresses of suspected prostitution rings and take other safeguards.
"Several weeks ago, we informed Craigslist of an impending criminal case that implicated its website. Rather than work with this office to prevent further abuses, in the middle of the night, Craigslist took unilateral action which we suspect will prove to be half-baked," Cuomo said.
[url]http://www.reuters.com/article/technologyNews/idUSTRE54C4YP20090513?feedType=RSS&feedName=technologyNews&rpc=22&sp=true[/url]
All this hype about Craigslist reminds me of Napster. Everyone went haywire about music piracy and all these other sites opened up. You can easily download music without paying for it.
You CANNOT legislate away or prevent free market and technology. Many have tried but none have succeeded.
Charging for the new section will definitely keep multiple posts down. Am sure more ladies will start posting on other sites such as Humaniplex.
Backpage is now the new CL. I see all the same posts there. But they really need to learn to break down los angeles as it is sooooo huge. West LA, Central LA, SGV, etc.
Here is the story in the LA Times...
[url]http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-craigslist14-2009may14,0,589871.story[/url]
I miss the Craigs List of a year ago. Where the ads were free & girls could post freely. If a girl needed to make ends - pay a bill, cell, etc., she could post a quick ad, take a pic with her phone & bam it's on the site. 30 minutes later, my dick is in her mouth. Lol.
BALDY CRUISER :)
1) Destiny Star
2) Nina James
3) Lindsey Wimbledon
4) Unique
5) Honey
These girls are on the top of my list. So many Hotties!!!!
Is this a Great Country or what?!!
BALDY (AllwaysHorny) CRUISER :)
Wow, first I have a hard time getting a hold of her, and now she's raised her rates!
Kiss rates now at $200, for just a half.
I guess she's getting a lot of attention?
Her rate was $150-$160 for a half in Downey. Now she's in Redondo Beach and the rate goes up. Is it because of location?
$200 for a half, and $300 for one hour is a little pricey.
Oh well, back to phone sex!