Is it frowned upon to message agencies constantly?
I'm not sending obnoxious or demanding messages, just simple and basic like "Hello my name is blank, age blank, in the blank area. I'm interested in meeting blank and would like to start the screening process, please let me know what information you'd like me to provide, thank you".
I've sent a few to DS, both email and text, three messages total over the course of 3 weeks, but I haven't received a response. Should I keep persisting, or no, if they don't respond that means they're not looking for new clients?
Little to nothing to worry about
[QUOTE=Almel89;5343333]In the worst case scenario if they got busted, would we be fucked if our info was caught on there?[/QUOTE]Agencies supposedly delete our info after screening. Do I believe they actually adhere to that? Hell no, but I still believe we'd be okay even if that agency got busted.
Say the worst should happen: a sting is launched against an agency you're vetted with & all your info that you sent that agency had fallen into cop's hands. LE might have heavily redacted screenshots of your license, (fake) work info, a redacted credit card, your zip code where you live, etc which proves very little. Even if that agency logged dates visited & recorded how much paid per visit, LE might be able to conclude you were a customer at one point based on hearsay. But without video evidence of illegal acts, witnesses willing to testify against you, or a confession on your part--then [U]LE has jackshit[/U]. Ultimately, it'd be too much work for LE to pursue every john in the scenario I just described. Far easier to roll up johns in the middle of the act, drawers dropped, money in hand, then to pursue a laundry list of johns from a newly-busted agency based on evidence that'd likely be labeled circumstantial.
I couldn't find the post, but I vaguely recall someone a couple years ago described how he got mail from lawyers & cops. Apparently, his info came up following a then-recent bust of an agency (perhaps Lotus Flowerz?). Cops wanted his willing cooperation or else they'd bring him up on charges & inform his employer. At the same time, lawyers offered to represent him in any solicitation case. Since no official warrant was ever delivered, he blew it all off as intimidation tactics. And think about it--if that guy had a family and they saw that mail, he'd be screwed. So it's a safe bet all that correspondence was merely just to screw with him since LE lacked the means (or energy) to truly push the case forward.
Hence why I say there's nothing to worry about. Personally, it's been almost a year since last visiting an agency & I'm not in any serious relationship--so LE truly has nothing on me. Just remember that if you are in a bind and LE is pressuring you to incriminate yourself? Do as these guys suggest & you'll be okay ([URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkN4duV4ia0[/URL])!
No guessing. Just read the Code
Universal Citation: VA Code 18.2-346 (2001 through Reg Session).
18.2-346. Being a prostitute or prostitution.
A. Any person who, for money or its equivalent, commits adultery, fornication or any act in violation of 18.2-361, or offers to commit adultery, fornication or any act in violation of 18.2-361 and thereafter does any substantial act in furtherance thereof, shall be guilty of being a prostitute, or prostitution, which shall be punishable as a Class 1 misdemeanor.
B. Any person who offers money or its equivalent to another for the purpose of engaging in sexual acts as enumerated above and thereafter does any substantial act in furtherance thereof shall be guilty of solicitation of prostitution and shall be guilty of a Class 1 misdemeanor.
(Code 1950,18. 1-194; 1960, c. 358; 1975, cc. 14,15; 1980, c. 534; 1993, c. 609.).
That said, I have my ID with them too, but I never talked price and or certain sex act during my convo with mamasan.
All LEO has is my name and picture.
Actual court case with a friend of mine. He was arrested for solicitation of prostitution. He answered an ad on Backpage. Arrived and got busted. He was later on released because he had never mentioned a sex act. He said to have a good time. Although he was released, his name was in the news and he lost his job, his family and a lot of money while he was fighting this case. He was a university dean of admission too. He still lose although he won the court case. So the answer is no there is nothing to worry about. You have not committed any crime. The law is very specific. So no sweat there. Clubvip said in their ad " don't ask dumb questions". Now you know what it means.
If you want to be 100% sure there are a few more steps you can take. But as for now. I won't sweat none.
From my experiences the most you will get is a detective calling you and invite you to the station. Which happened to me once, I told the detective NO. End of story.
City of Fairfax arrest reports
It looks like the city of Fairfax has arrest reports, but they haven't been updated yet. So far the ones I see only date up to 4/29.
Best thing to do now is simply stand by and look as the arrest reports are updated. And if the names for the dates of around 5/5-5/6 when the reports and arrest reportedly happened look Korean then we'll know that they got the axe.
And even if the agency comes back, it looks like one of us will have to TOFTF and dive in again to see if everything is safe.
They're not in city of Fairfax
[QUOTE=Almel89;5344765]It looks like the city of Fairfax has arrest reports, but they haven't been updated yet. So far the ones I see only date up to 4/29.
Best thing to do now is simply stand by and look as the arrest reports are updated. And if the names for the dates of around 5/5-5/6 when the reports and arrest reportedly happened look Korean then we'll know that they got the axe.
And even if the agency comes back, it looks like one of us will have to TOFTF and dive in again to see if everything is safe.[/QUOTE]They are technically not located in the city of Fairfax, so those arrest reports won't show it. They are actually located in Fairfax County, however, FFX county's website does not appear to have the same weekly arrest reports.
On a side note, I'm curious what the procedure is during one of these busts. If a neighbor rats them out, don't the cops need a warrant before entering? Can't the girls just refuse to open the door or pretend no one's home?