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[QUOTE=HapaBoy86;5109308]Well, I'm sure Discover and Amex will follow?
Visa and MC said you can longer use there cards on PH.[/QUOTE]Probably too many problems with chargebacks, especially with the recent trend of giving away 'free' premium that likely are just free trials.
[QUOTE=SexThinker;5110968]Probably too many problems with chargebacks, especially with the recent trend of giving away 'free' premium that likely are just free trials.[/QUOTE]Nope, Hum*and TraFF**king reports.
So, the feds put pressure on Visa and MC.
[QUOTE=Joesun1;5109865]Don't understand why would anyone pay for porn there's so much accessibility of free porn it's just blows my mind we can use that money for the girls.[/QUOTE]Now having read about it, the big issue seems as if it's going to hurt people who live cam.
Brothers,
I just caught up on this thread and was disappointed with all the covid banter. We come to sites like this to get away form all that maskers vs free breathers stuff. Enough said.
Just a quick experience when it comes to raiding AMPs and "Freeing " of sex slaves.
I have a client who sees me (non sexually) who is a escort. I have seen once a week for over 3 years now in a professional manner.
After getting to know her she felt secure enough to tell me and my wife she made more money as a escort then as a public school teacher in vegas.
My wife started to ask questions while I listened (much like how a husband should approach a threesome).
My client and wife shared many of the same "business" ideas and challenges, even though they have nothing in common with their business's.
My client said. I am my own boss- I make my own hours-she's a cash business (tax free) - she can pick her customers and offer what ever she wants. She has healthcare and sees a doctor once a month.
Now she isn't much to look at - 40's average looks- slim toned body. Nothing really special but she doesn't do hard drugs and can manage her money. She said she only gives BBJ's and only CFS but.
Then shared stories of tough customers and laughed several times with my wife. It became a opportunity (my wife is cooler then most and open to everything) but I will NEVER bang a customer with or without a wifes approval. Now that my client knows, I know she does dirty stuff for money she is especially forward with me and flashed me once.
Pre covid I recently went to Amsterdam and stayed at the Park Plaza Victoria close to the Red Light District with my wife. We enjoyed the Red Light District nightly - 50 EU for 15 minutes. So we would just pay 150 EU and there was no rush and bare play at times. It was Awesome. BEAUTIFUL girls. Safe- no LEO worry. When the girls were not busy they would smoke on the street and chat. All of the women I talked to said they were there by choice from other countries. They all seemed to enjoy sex and the customers- they got free healthcare and some said they could get a retirement plan if they wanted. They visit, make money, then go back home.
So does sex trafficing happen- I am sure it does but the women portrayed as slaves that I know only become slaves for over 200 $.
Pornhub laid the hammer down and goodbye a lot of vids!
[QUOTE=HapaBoy86;5114944]Pornhub laid the hammer down and goodbye a lot of vids![/QUOTE]Because of this?
[URL]https://www.cnn.com/2020/12/15/business/pornhub-videos-removed/index.html[/URL]
[QUOTE=HapaBoy86;5114944]Pornhub laid the hammer down and goodbye a lot of vids![/QUOTE]Wow from 14 million to 3 million videos yeah they going to suffer.
What an informational article this is a must read dives into like 5 different areas.
[URL]https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/sex-review-boards-internet/151516/[/URL]
[QUOTE=Joesun1;5124116]What an informational article this is a must read dives into like 5 different areas.
[URL]https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/sex-review-boards-internet/151516/[/URL][/QUOTE]Excellent read.
[QUOTE=Lotsoffun201;5124683]Excellent read.[/QUOTE]Sex work has become the new crusade for progressive leftists and religious conservatives alike, and its a strange, unholy alliance to say the least. While other countries have legalized and regulated prostitution to make it safer for sex workers and johns, the USA is trapped in some sort of puritanical, politically driven self-righteous against the world's oldest profession. So many of these uptight, moral crusader, busybody types are absolutely obsessed with the concept of human trafficking, and speak about it only in zero sum, black-and-white language that lets you know for a fact that they are zealots. Everyone knows that sex trafficking does occur and should be stopped whenever possible (I don't hear anybody on this board celebrating it), but nobody in their right mind suggests shutting down the world's oldest profession because of it. As for talking about human trafficking more on these boards, why is that OUR responsibility? Shouldn't the police be tracking these people down? They have the resources. If we can look up a provider after 15 seconds of internet searching, surely the "authorities" can do much more? Or how about these crusaders? If they were really so upset over the way of things, what's stopping them from running into every AMP listed on the internet and shutting it down? Nothing, and that's how you know their crusade is bullshit, based entirely on shaming, and politically-motivated.
As for the girls quoted in this story, they don't hate being "objectified". Nobody with half a brain who goes into sex work thinks that way, because they know that the service they are providing is based first-and-foremost on the sexual gratification of the customer. No, the wahmen in that article are pissed that they can't provide a sloppy service and / or rob their customers without producing negative feedback. As for their physical appearance, so many of these providers lie about their looks, edit / photoshop their photos, or just straight up catfish their customers, of course they are pissed when someone can leave a review pointing out their scams.
They took down backpage and craigslist, and you know for a fact that they would take down hobby boards if they could. Oh, and they'd make everything said in here evidence of a crime despite being completely removed from any actual action. These people are sick and will manipulate the law in any way that they can to continue their holy crusade. Whoever wrote that article can suck a basket of dicks.
[QUOTE=TheShanahan;5125093]Sex work has become the new crusade for progressive leftists and religious conservatives alike, and its a strange, unholy alliance to say the least. While other countries have legalized and regulated prostitution to make it safer for sex workers and johns, the USA is trapped in some sort of puritanical, politically driven self-righteous against the world's oldest profession. So many of these uptight, moral crusader, busybody types are absolutely obsessed with the concept of human trafficking, and speak about it only in zero sum, black-and-white language that lets you know for a fact that they are zealots. Everyone knows that sex trafficking does occur and should be stopped whenever possible (I don't hear anybody on this board celebrating it), but nobody in their right mind suggests shutting down the world's oldest profession because of it. As for talking about human trafficking more on these boards, why is that OUR responsibility? Shouldn't the police be tracking these people down? They have the resources. If we can look up a provider after 15 seconds of internet searching, surely the "authorities" can do much more? Or how about these crusaders? If they were really so upset over the way of things, what's stopping them from running into every AMP listed on the internet and shutting it down? Nothing, and that's how you know their crusade is bullshit, based entirely on shaming, and politically-motivated.
As for the girls quoted in this story, they don't hate being "objectified". Nobody with half a brain who goes into sex work thinks that way, because they know that the service they are providing is based first-and-foremost on the sexual gratification of the customer. No, the wahmen in that article are pissed that they can't provide a sloppy service and / or rob their customers without producing negative feedback. As for their physical appearance, so many of these providers lie about their looks, edit / photoshop their photos, or just straight up catfish their customers, of course they are pissed when someone can leave a review pointing out their scams..[/QUOTE]What do you think I heard from many posters they say if they'd legalize that the prices would come down for us do you believe that?
[QUOTE=Joesun1;5125796]What do you think I heard from many posters they say if they'd legalize that the prices would come down for us do you believe that?[/QUOTE]Nope that won't happen girls will still ask for 1 k or 1500 k!
Fourteen people were arrested this week in a sting targeting online predators in the Las Vegas Valley. Jordan Martinez, 24, Jonathan Santos, 28, Pedrito Castillo, 28, Kerry Krukenberg, 40, Trent Courtney, 25, George Espinoza, 34, Rafael Villarreal, 35, Andrew Lee, 40, Joal Robles, 29, Erik Huey, 49, Carey Sherwood, 50, Rene Zuniga, 42, Deonta Griffin, 36, and Roderick Schmitt, 47, were each charged with luring a minor with a computer to engage in a sex act, according to court records. Agents from the FBI and Henderson, North Las Vegas and Las Vegas police posed as minors online to set up meetings for sex, according to a statement from the Metropolitan Police Department on Friday. When the adult showed up for the date with a juvenile, they were arrested by officers at the scene.
[URL]https://archive.is/SjETB[/URL]
[QUOTE=TheShanahan;5125093]Sex work has become the new crusade for progressive leftists and religious conservatives alike, and its a strange, unholy alliance to say the least. While other countries have legalized and regulated prostitution to make it safer for sex workers and johns, the USA is trapped in some sort of puritanical, politically driven self-righteous against the world's oldest profession. So many of these uptight, moral crusader, busybody types are absolutely obsessed with the concept of human trafficking, and speak about it only in zero sum, black-and-white language that lets you know for a fact that they are zealots. Everyone knows that sex trafficking does occur and should be stopped whenever possible (I don't hear anybody on this board celebrating it), but nobody in their right mind suggests shutting down the world's oldest profession because of it. As for talking about human trafficking more on these boards, why is that OUR responsibility? Shouldn't the police be tracking these people down? They have the resources. If we can look up a provider after 15 seconds of internet searching, surely the "authorities" can do much more? Or how about these crusaders? If they were really so upset over the way of things, what's stopping them from running into every AMP listed on the internet and shutting it down? Nothing, and that's how you know their crusade is bullshit, based entirely on shaming, and politically-motivated.
As for the girls quoted in this story, they don't hate being "objectified". Nobody with half a brain who goes into sex work thinks that way, because they know that the service they are providing is based first-and-foremost on the sexual gratification of the customer. No, the wahmen in that article are pissed that they can't provide a sloppy service and / or rob their customers without producing negative feedback. As for their physical appearance, so many of these providers lie about their looks, edit / photoshop their photos, or just straight up catfish their customers, of course they are pissed when someone can leave a review pointing out their scams.
They took down backpage and craigslist, and you know for a fact that they would take down hobby boards if they could. Oh, and they'd make everything said in here evidence of a crime despite being completely removed from any actual action. These people are sick and will manipulate the law in any way that they can to continue their holy crusade. Whoever wrote that article can suck a basket of dicks.[/QUOTE]Great post.
Strongly agree.
[QUOTE=NVHobbyMan;5240028]Fourteen people were arrested this week in a sting targeting online predators in the Las Vegas Valley. Jordan Martinez, 24, Jonathan Santos, 28, Pedrito Castillo, 28, Kerry Krukenberg, 40, Trent Courtney, 25, George Espinoza, 34, Rafael Villarreal, 35, Andrew Lee, 40, Joal Robles, 29, Erik Huey, 49, Carey Sherwood, 50, Rene Zuniga, 42, Deonta Griffin, 36, and Roderick Schmitt, 47, were each charged with luring a minor with a computer to engage in a sex act, according to court records. Agents from the FBI and Henderson, North Las Vegas and Las Vegas police posed as minors online to set up meetings for sex, according to a statement from the Metropolitan Police Department on Friday. When the adult showed up for the date with a juvenile, they were arrested by officers at the scene.
[URL]https://archive.is/SjETB[/URL][/QUOTE]Great job, seems to be the 2nd online sting in the last 3-4 months. As Vegas is growing they are cracking down on the SW and mp. I wonder how cg will have it when the strip returns to nromal.