Quote from: Starbucksgirl on 15 April 2014, 05:17:09 pm

Also, one girl from Spain was arrested 3 months ago, they arrested her after a week, she has been 2 months in jail, and of course the agency said it was not their problem.

A women's jail in Dubai is a horrible place. And of course the agency doesn't want nothing to do  as what they're doing is super illegal and they are afraid of getting in trouble themselves. So the girl is on her own. I hope the Spain consulate is backing  her otherwise she's f-----d (keep in mind that the first thing your consulate does when you get arrested is call your family and tell them where you are and why you've been arrested).

The girl is ok now thank you, but she has been raped and.... I dont know in english, when they hit you a lot.

The people in jail knew for what she was arrested so even worse.

Sorry she lives in Spain since a lot of time but She is from South America so her embassy is like.... Nothing 

She is very upset with the agency because she called them to ask to at least find her a lawyer or something like this (I dont remember exactly) and they hang up.

Was a story like mine more or less, they said we are very reputed, clients verified and regular...

When she was back in Spain she went to the police to acuse them for trafficking (is not true, but she is very upset and says already has nothing to lose after beeing in that horrible jail).

I dont know what is going to happen (maybe nothing) but the guys from the agency are very scared, they did cancel the web site, delete everything and dont even talk with each other.

God it all sounds like a horrific episode of "Banged up abroad". I think a lot of these girls must be seriously naive and ill informed. I can only see Dubia e.t.c working for someone who is street wise and can read situations well. In a country were even males get raped in prison by the police or guards, and tortured, not a good idea  to even think about it. From the stories I hear from Dubia, it seems the government support torture as they always back up the police and accuse victims of being liars.

 I have flown through Dubia a few times and I won't lie, I would love to see it but with people getting arrest for the most silly things, I'll pass.

I don't think I'd ever risk Dubai... Even if the chances of something bad happening were minimised as much as possible, they'd still be 10X higher than here.

I'll stick with less money and no jail/rape/robbery 

More power to those who do it, I'm just too chicken lol

Quote from: ParisB on 03 June 2015, 04:44:38 am

The hotel manager ( who is gorgeous ) was walking past and said I have lovely pictures and was following me on Twitter and agreed that the music was shit in in the night club I was tweeting about the music being very 80s

I almost spat out my drink and choked to death on the spot. Mortified or what

But at least I know I wont have a problem
A few days before he gave me his card when I was sat outside and did say to contact him if I wanted anything but being thick I didn't click

HOW DID this guy found out?  (for safety reasons You need to ask yourself that question). Did you tweet the name of the hotel when you arrived there? Maybe he snoop through your personal stuff while you were not in the room?

This is someone who knows what you do, has all your personal info and can send you to jail with a snap of his fingers. The potential of blackmail is... quite...there. I don't want to freak you out but I personally know of a British WG in Dubai who's passport was photocopied and she was blackmailed after by a male hotel staff member asking for money.

The fact that he keeps addressing himself to you (wink-wink- here's my card, wink-wink-love your tweets etc...) is creepy.

Caution with this guy.

I didn't tweet the name of the hotel dont even mention the area I'm in wouldn't do anything like that
I don't even tweet the area I'm in - I do different area

I agree with what your saying 100 percnent  I know that the hotel knows what's goes on there are some very obvious women Russian women in here that are working blatantly in the bar / club last night

A client who who works for the government told me that the hotels  have a basic default policy that  any signal women in dubai in a hotel/ bar  is generally seen as a escort so it's not

it was nothing sleazy or nothing improper he was actually quite polite & normal  i didn't feel scared just embarrassed

I did manage to suss  out who he is  on Twitter and I can see that he had been following me for ages not just recently so not suspicious in that way

I only spoke to him by chance as I was getting my drink if I hadn't  gone to the bar  I would have been non the wiser and not spoke to him

I've stayed before in this place and know that the staff knew what goes on cameras everywhere staff always around but  it's the end of my trip now anyway I'm just holidaying now in different hotel with my friends

  did think about not working today because of this  but thought I might as well as its my last day
But it was fine so im fairly sure if they had a problem then it would have been today I've been here ages so plenty of opportunity from day but u can never be sure but I agree 100 percent with what you at saying and im glad to be off n

He gave a card to myself and another lady and some guys as well we were all outside and he was chatting to all of us  So He wasn't just picking me out as I was with several other people he was doing his manager thing asking if we liked the hotel and who did we book with them gave us cards and said if we ever had any problem with the hotel to contact him direct


If this was Qatar then I would have been at the airport at 7am bags packed and on the next flight out

Golden ones lol

It's partly to be able to adjust the size, mid-use. They can burst, though, and tend to be made of stuff that's hard to look after so I wouldn't touch one.

For somewhere that banned dildos, I'd be looking at the ones shaped like whales or dolphins or statues of women that just happen to be made of silicone with a flared base. Any feminist-owned sex shop should have some.

Quote from: ParisB on 03 June 2015, 04:44:38 am

The hotel manager ( who is gorgeous ) was walking past and said I have lovely pictures and was following me on Twitter and agreed that the music was shit in in the night club I was tweeting about the music being very 80s

I almost spat out my drink and choked to death on the spot. Mortified or what

But at least I know I wont have a problem
A few days before he gave me his card when I was sat outside and did say to contact him if I wanted anything but being thick I didn't click

HOW DID this guy found out?  (for safety reasons You need to ask yourself that question). Did you tweet the name of the hotel when you arrived there? Maybe he snoop through your personal stuff while you were not in the room?

This is someone who knows what you do, has all your personal info and can send you to jail with a snap of his fingers. The potential of blackmail is... quite...there. I don't want to freak you out but I personally know of a British WG in Dubai who's passport was photocopied and she was blackmailed after by a male hotel staff member asking for money.

The fact that he keeps addressing himself to you (wink-wink- here's my card, wink-wink-love your tweets etc...) is creepy.

Caution with this guy.

Just to update im home back in the uk and had no problems with hotel manager I actually da hm in the shop a few days after I left the hotel and he was perfectly polite and nice
I spent close to a month working with a trip to Qatar as well by glad to be home out  the heat
And I'm going to take xW5 advice on the dildos. 

Girl
I work in UK and Oman.
The prices are not what they used to be, Places like [hotel name removed]  where  over 300 girls  a night or more all waiting for guys, and then the rest.

Its a minefield in Dubai

In Oman I am lucky if I get One a week, I have regulars here and come more for a holiday.

You take care, there are valid comments on here, the last above this being The Ladies Prison has many girls in it and Embassies will do nothing but visit and say are you OK.

Layla