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**John Nh** · 09-08-10 16:48

Originally Posted by Nrlmus

Anyone has seen VANESSA?

http://massachusetts.backpage.com/Fe...389-21/4008747

Is she really the girl on the photo? GFE? Bait & switch? I've been thinking of calling them but each time I look at the photos something is holding me back. Anyone anything?

Looks fake, plus IMHO, Fancy looks like a TS..lol

**Chanellesbabes** · 09-08-10 13:44

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**Nrlmus** · 09-08-10 09:32

Anyone has seen VANESSA?

http://massachusetts.backpage.com/Fe...389-21/4008747

Is she really the girl on the photo? GFE? Bait & switch? I've been thinking of calling them but each time I look at the photos something is holding me back. Anyone anything?

**Fred Brophy** · 09-08-10 09:14

She has taken a step back; I think she has retired.

Originally Posted by Oxy Moron

I've been out of touch with her for a few months, and I emailed her last week but got no reply. Has anyone heard from her?

TIA

**Catnibbler** · 09-08-10 09:09

Originally Posted by Jhonny8770

About 2 months ago; check the archives, she announced it (twice).

Wow. My bad, must have missed that. Sorry.

That's surprising to me!

**Catnibbler** · 09-08-10 09:07

Originally Posted by Oxy Moron

I've been out of touch with her for a few months, and I emailed her last week but got no reply. Has anyone heard from her?

TIA

She hasn't advertized in awhile. Saw her at the begining of the year.
Best bet would be to call her. She is pretty good at returning all calls.

Good luck

**Oxy Moron** · 09-08-10 08:43

"It's my understanding she has retired, but will still see long time regulars on a case by case basis. So if you've spent time with her in the past and still have her contact info, you may be able to see her again. Maybe."

That was my understanding as well, and yes I was (am?) a regular and yes I sent her email. I was hoping to hear from someone who has seen her since she went UTR.

**Santa66** · 09-08-10 08:24

Originally Posted by Jhonny8770

About 2 months ago; check the archives, she announced it (twice).

It's my understanding she has retired, but will still see long time regulars on a case by case basis. So if you've spent time with her in the past and still have her contact info, you may be able to see her again. Maybe.

**Jhonny8770** · 09-08-10 01:04

About 2 months ago; check the archives, she announced it (twice).

Originally Posted by Oxy Moron

I've been out of touch with her for a few months, and I emailed her last week but got no reply. Has anyone heard from her?

TIA

**Swingin Boston** · 09-07-10 23:30

Originally Posted by Stressed Out

It is time to make a list of other sites (ones that weren't just CL feeds) such as the ones Boston Tiff mentioned. Also include:

http://massachusetts.adultsearch.com...id=7998&type=1

But I don't think this is the last we will hear of CL on this issue.

I agree, I suspect Craig's List is going to make a point. Otherwise they would have removed "Adult" quietly instead of adding the black "CENSORED" bar. They may be trying to show that once CL Adult Services is down, the ads go here, there, and everywhere.

So the police can monitor CL for trafficking/exploitation OR they can try to scour 5000 CL want to-be's to police trafficking/exploitation.

I hope every hobbyist on this board can agree, forcing someone to be a prostitute is modern slavery, pure and simple. I want to see a provider who wants to see me, enjoys her job, and isn't there under duress. CL and other sites help promote independent providers and helps remove the pimp/thug/slaver from the equation.

Craig Newmark has been very vocal in his defense of online free speech and donated a fortune to various charities. CL created "Adult" services so regular sections (personal ads, casual encounters, beauty services, therapeutic massage services, entertainment services) wouldn't have escort ads.

There was prostitution for thousands of years before CL, there will be prostitution after CL.

**Oxy Moron** · 09-07-10 18:19

I've been out of touch with her for a few months, and I emailed her last week but got no reply. Has anyone heard from her?

TIA

**Wayback** · 09-05-10 08:21

new-ish provider @ RSG:

http://roomservicegirls-dot-com/mode...818/Yulia.html

Said to be Kerri's cousin. Can't find any reviews anywhere. She looks hot. Has anyone seen her?

**Member #4772** · 09-04-10 22:06

Originally Posted by Boston Tiffany

Hello, gentleman.

As you can see the adult sction is gone, if you do your work you can go under casualencounters. Otherwise BP. CV. Other sites too. Just look.

Happy hunting

Tazz list which was a copy cat of CL will now thrive

**Boston Tiffany** · 09-04-10 18:49

Originally Posted by Stressed Out

It is time to make a list of other sites (ones that weren't just CL feeds) such as the ones Boston Tiff mentioned. Also include:

http://massachusetts.adultsearch.com...id=7998&type=1

But I don't think thisis the last we will hear of CL on this issue.

If you look at the box that it used to be in, it says "censored". Hhmm just saying. Not too sure this is the last you will see of that on CL. Went from erotic to adult and now blocked with a censor box. (think about it, that section brought in most of they monies, why would they stop over some tighty-wighty politicians bitching?) why target one board when so many are out there doing the same things?

Just my two cents. When it comes down to it, politicians get pissed about the monies. Its not about the sexual conduct, cause that is everywhere. You see it on tv. Newspapers, magizines, internet, blah blah blah. Heck you even see it outside.

How is one website offensive but the next one that is posting the same things are not offensive?

Sorry just my two cents again.

Enjoy the weekend all

**Rito1** · 09-04-10 17:12

I also noticed that adult gigs is also gone. However TS is still there.

http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/...locked-in-u-s/

The “adult services” listing on Craiglist was removed late Friday from its U.S.-based sites and replaced with the word “censored.”

Craigslist did not announce the move and its blog was not updated as of Saturday morning. Craigslist did not immediately respond to e-mail and voice mail messages seeking comment. Adult services listings continue to be available outside the United States.

The change comes as the service faces growing pressure in the U.S. over sex services advertised on its classifieds network, as well as allegations that it abets human sex trafficking. While most of the listings on Craigslist are free, it charges $10 to post ads in its adult services section. It also charges fees in a handful of other areas, including New York apartment rentals.

Police routinely conduct prostitution sting operations using its listings, as have some media outlets such as CNN, which has made it something of a mission to highlight the issue (see below). Wired.com has also reported on the problem.

The stakes were raised again last week when Craigslist received a letter from 17 state attorneys general demanding the company immediately shut down its adult services listing, citing the case of two girls who said last month that they were trafficked for sex through the site. Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, a democrat and a signee of last month’s letter, said in a statement Saturday he welcomed Craigslist’s apparent decision to close the section and said he was seeking to verify the site’s official policy going forward.

If Craigslist has bowed to public pressure, that would signal a major shift in the company’s strategy.

According to the Advanced Interactive Media Group, Craigslist’s adult services section accounts for 30 percent of its overall revenue — a projected $36.6 million in 2010 out of $122 million. More than half the company’s revenue comes from recruitment advertising and about 17 percent (almost $21 million) comes from apartment ads in New York City, the AIM Group estimates.

Craigslist has made numerous changes to its sex listings over the years to accommodate critics, changing its sex listings label from “erotic services” to “adult services,” imposing rules about the types of ads that can appear, and manually filtering ads using attorneys. But it has also fiercely defended its overall practices as ethical, and criticized censorship as a useless and hypocritical dodge.

When Craigslist was hit with a lawsuit by South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster in 2009, it struck back with a preemptive lawsuit of its own and won. In a blog post last month, Craigslist CEO Jim Buckmaster explained the company’s filtering policies in detail, pointing out its lawyers had rejected some 700,000 inappropriate ads to date, and suggested its methods could offer a model for the entire industry. He has also used the company’s blog to blast critics, most recently an “ambush” CNN video interview of Craigslist founder Craig Newmark.

Craiglist has a point: Given other sites on the web (and in print) serve the same types of ads without the same level of scrutiny, it seems politicians are making the pioneering, 15-year-old service an opportunistic scapegoat. Internet services may accelerate and exacerbate some social problems like prostitution, but they rarely cause them. The root of these issues — and their solutions — lie in the realm of public policy, not web sites and ham-handed web site filtering.

The news was first reported on Techcrunch.

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