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blondieMK

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Re: Honey trapping
« Reply #15 on: 09 February 2012, 10:58:29 pm »
Never thought of that. Would kill off a few regs. Doh!
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Liverbird

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Re: Honey trapping
« Reply #16 on: 10 February 2012, 12:16:53 am »
I would love to give this a try - does that make me evil?  :-*

A helluva lot less evil than the 'unfaithful git' who must have made his partner feel so worthless,  unhappy and ultimately suspicious, that she feels the need to employ 'another woman' to find out the truth, although I'm sure, in many cases, she already knows it. Just needs the evidence!

However, as my mind and words have unfolded on here, i've only just thought properly about the 'honey trap' job.
What a bloody dreadful thing it would be, in a way, to have to report back to a woman, that yes, she was absolutely spot on with her theory. I wouldn't get much satisfaction from seeing her world fall apart...
I'm sure there are many situations were the woman has been wrong and that'd be fine, taking the  money then.
Yes, there's a small chance the honey-trapper may end up on my doorstep. But unlike having an affair and all the time and deceipt that would entail... we ship 'em in and ship 'em out pretty damn quick! ;D

Pearl

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Re: Honey trapping
« Reply #17 on: 10 February 2012, 02:56:47 pm »
Because soliciting (offering sex for money in person in public) and owning / running brothels and agencies is illegal, it is a widespread opinion that prostitution itself is illegal, but it is not and never has been illegal in the UK....

hi, Xw5
What does it mean exactly owning and running in this industry?
For saunas and similar, all the clients pay fees entrance, it said for covering different services such as cleaning, bills, rent, ect...
Now, if it supposed to have a minimum of 10 clients/day who pay 10? each for entrance, at the end of each month the total gain will be 3000?/month.
I don't think they are just for the things mentioned above... where the rest of the money goes?
I think this could be considered a kind of owning/running of something, couldn't be?
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River

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Re: Honey trapping
« Reply #18 on: 11 February 2012, 12:51:33 pm »
basically if money is exchanged for sex it's against the law. It's just hard to prove what happened. And the clients paying for our time what happens in that time is consented between adults.
You make a good point.
But it's not against the law.

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blondieMK

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Re: Honey trapping
« Reply #19 on: 11 February 2012, 07:54:17 pm »
Ah I see.
I had a copper in my flat a couple of months a go. It wasn't anything to do with me being in trouble lol. But he was trying to scare me in to telling him what I do in the room etc and just kept telling me what I do is illegal. Of course I politely told him I'm a massuese. *shrugs*
"Ain?t no tellin when I?ll go, so there ain?t sh*t that I?ma wait for. I?m the type to say a prayer and then go get what I just prayed for." - Drake.

?I guess you lose some and win some, long as the outcome is income. You know I want it all and then some.? ? Drake