General Reports

[QUOTE=NodozFreak;6068950]I used to go all over Asia back when plane tickets were cheap. The poorer the country the better. My last trip was to the Philippines. Hotel was about $450 for 2 weeks and the ladies can be had for as cheap as $10 for 2 hours full service and multiple pops. The hotel was in the middle of one of the red light districts, and you can literally walk out the hotel and pick out a girl standing outside.[/QUOTE]I always burn my miles and points to go to Asia. A few years back, you could buy an economy ticket and use miles for an upgrade. Now, getting that upgrade requires airline status and luck.

In Bangkok, Phuket, or the Gulf, you can stay in a swanky hotel for $350-500 a week. Same in the Philippines. In Japan, no such luck. A small room in a 3 star hotel can run $300 a night. However, you won't pay for a hot girl. Plenty of hot Japanese women love an American.

I don't patron add that make explicit reference to any sexual services because I think it's LEO right from the start. However, can LEO place an ad for a simple massage without any sexual reference and then upon getting there you accept a sexual offer from what you think is a provider but is really an undercover and you get arrested or ticketed from it. Would that be considered entrapment?

[QUOTE=ChgoGuySouth;6071614]I don't patron add that make explicit reference to any sexual services because I think it's LEO right from the start. However, can LEO place an ad for a simple massage without any sexual reference and then upon getting there you accept a sexual offer from what you think is a provider but is really an undercover and you get arrested or ticketed from it. Would that be considered entrapment?[/QUOTE]Not a lawyer but no it's not entrapment. Entrapment would be if you did all that then the provider forced you somehow into sexual offer. Asking you and you accepting is not entrapment.

[QUOTE=MushroomGod;6071846]Not a lawyer but no it's not entrapment. Entrapment would be if you did all that then the provider forced you somehow into sexual offer. Asking you and you accepting is not entrapment.[/QUOTE]I would think that's the definition of entrapment, getting you to do something you would normally not do. I hired a maid she cleaned my house for an hr then she offered me a BJ for $100 at the end or I hired a legit masseuse then she started playing with my balls so I asked for $100 to suck me off. Her offering is probably the key.

[QUOTE=ChgoGuySouth;6071614]I don't patron add that make explicit reference to any sexual services because I think it's LEO right from the start. However, can LEO place an ad for a simple massage without any sexual reference and then upon getting there you accept a sexual offer from what you think is a provider but is really an undercover and you get arrested or ticketed from it. Would that be considered entrapment?[/QUOTE]Forget any entrapment defense. The courts pretty much ignore it in these cases because the police are "doing good work". Unless you're fabulously wealthy and can afford to take it all the way up to SCOTUS.

[QUOTE=Chicago41;6072336]Forget any entrapment defense. The courts pretty much ignore it in these cases because the police are "doing good work". Unless you're fabulously wealthy and can afford to take it all the way up to SCOTUS.[/QUOTE]Entrapment would only work if you denied the sexual advance and the masseuse / undercover cop continued to pursue it by either touching you inappropriately on her own regard or gave you some guilty trip after you saying no, on why you should accept her offer. For example, "I need money to feed my kids, please accept". It needs to be obvious that they kept pressing you, and you normally would not have committed the crime but where strongly forced into it. Very hard to prove btw, especially in these stings.

There is enough evidence based on where that ad was placed "Most likely a strictly sexual site" that they will say you purposely sought and even though the add didn't express sexual favors, you went there with the intention of possibly getting offered. They are definitely betting on this to hook you in and visit them, and as soon as they asked once, and you accepted you where fucked.

In the future considering getting a normal massage, and declining service and only if you feel comfortable un-robe and see if she takes the bait. This way you aren't being hooked; an actual masseuse will cover you up, an actual cop won't even start the massage, and someone offering a happy ending will gladly take the bait for more money.

I'm guessing you got caught, if so, it would be wise to share what ad caught you to avoid others from the same fate.

[QUOTE=ChgoGuySouth;6071614]I don't patron add that make explicit reference to any sexual services because I think it's LEO right from the start. However, can LEO place an ad for a simple massage without any sexual reference and then upon getting there you accept a sexual offer from what you think is a provider but is really an undercover and you get arrested or ticketed from it. Would that be considered entrapment?[/QUOTE]Didn't get caught. Just was wondering if there was a police policy on what they can and can't do when placing an ad for arresting people.

Has anyone watched porn while wearing Oculus and how it compares with "normal" porn? I am not a gamer and I don't have a reason to buy them at least now and don't plan spending 400 $ to beat my meat, but saw them today at Costco and wondered how will be the experience?

[QUOTE=ChgoGuySouth;6071614]I don't patron add that make explicit reference to any sexual services because I think it's LEO right from the start. However, can LEO place an ad for a simple massage without any sexual reference and then upon getting there you accept a sexual offer from what you think is a provider but is really an undercover and you get arrested or ticketed from it. Would that be considered entrapment?[/QUOTE]I'm not a lawyer, but using any defense (entrapment, insanity, etc) doesn't do you any good after you have been arrested and your name and picture are on the internet. Whatever defense you try will not undo the damage.

Hey bro. You could say you had a dream, LOL.

[QUOTE=TJGeek;6072390]I'm not a lawyer, but using any defense (entrapment, insanity, etc) doesn't do you any good after you have been arrested and your name and picture are on the internet. Whatever defense you try will not undo the damage.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=SleepOdyssey;6069896]I don't know if it's just me barely noticing or if more escorts are actually requiring or having work email verification as an option for screening. But it seems kinda ridiculous, doesn't it? Unless you're a hot shot or boss or something or don't care, isn't sending an email using your work email address to a SW pretty stupid or risky? Do IT departments check a employee's email or have alerts for suspicious emails? I'm not sure how it works, but I recently checked my company's IT / email privacy policy. It seems too risky. Work email is company property and can be subject to search at anytime apparently.

Am I crazy or are these ladies crazy for wanting an email from work? I'd much rather just send a pic of my I'd that blurs my info than do this. Or send proof of employment in some other way. Maybe I'm not the type of client they're looking for? Anyone have any input maybe?[/QUOTE]You're not crazy and I would never involve my job or place of employment in the search for erotic services as well. I've encountered an occasional provider that asks for something like this. I always make it very clear to the provider that this is a non-starter for me if they ask and if they insist, I just move on. I'm sure they are just trying to keep safe but for me, that's a little too much personal info to share. I imagine there are enough horny guys out there that are willing to do this but it's not for me. As for whether IT or the company is snooping on you, that probably depends on the company. However, it's usually 100% within their right to do so. Good luck out there.

I'm posting this here cause I don't know where else to. Met this sexy 49 year old MILF tat just so happen to be related to a regular I had before she passed. She's getting back into the hang of things slowly and would like to take regular dates. Inbox me for info if interested. She's close to Ohare.

[QUOTE=Falken;6075627]You're not crazy and I would never involve my job or place of employment in the search for erotic services as well. I've encountered an occasional provider that asks for something like this. I always make it very clear to the provider that this is a non-starter for me if they ask and if they insist, I just move on. I'm sure they are just trying to keep safe but for me, that's a little too much personal info to share. I imagine there are enough horny guys out there that are willing to do this but it's not for me. As for whether IT or the company is snooping on you, that probably depends on the company. However, it's usually 100% within their right to do so. Good luck out there.[/QUOTE]You are 100% correct about email scan. Most company's scan 100% of all email sent to their email servers. They only scan the content of the emails when issues or trend start to show evidence of some kind of abnormal activity. During these investigations they will publish their findings that often include HR services due to the nature of the content. In short all the abbreviations we use are stored in a database. This database is used to flag the content and categorize it for further review. Believe me when I say there are a lot of people that have lost their job because of this reason.

Things can go south very badly. And be an embarrassment to co-workers and family.

So is self service an illegal practice? Also what happens if you are at a AMP while it's raided? Even before I was into the hobby I was a little worried that would happen even if nothing funny was happening.