There aren't any models here LL - this is a sex worker forum and it wohld be us hiring you, not the other way round. Are you sure you're in the right place?

Turns out they're in the states, which would explain the coy wording.

What French? I didn't see any French.

The English is pretty dubious too. Ordinary typos aside, I wouldn't be making any claims about my language if I didn't even know the difference between 'commandeer' and 'command'. Or what capital letters and punctuation marks are for, and where they belong in a sentence.

But they're 'proudly serving all major casinos!' 

The blog on the site is hilarious

Made me chuckle, sounds like a teenagers fantasy life.

We are looking for fresh talent. People who have been in the " life" are somewhat recycled. New optimistic talent is a plus.

So you're looking for people who are completely new to prostitution, won't know their way around and thus will believe any old crap you tell them rather than experienced, capable women who can spot exploitative bullshit a mile off and know why there's no need to pay a pimp to do what they can do themselves better and cheaper. I wonder why 

Please do go ahead and further enlighten us on why somebody who knows their job inside out is 'recycled', though? I'm sure we could all do with a laugh.

RECYCLED?
How I laughed when I read that...

I'm no fan of the English police or tedious pedantry, but the above is  literally gibberish? There is not a single properly constructed sentence in the entire post - if you're trying to build 'brand awareness' and sell your service to the people who will be paying your wages (and that's presumably why you're here?) then might it be a good idea to employ someone to do your marketing who can write basic English properly?

Pimping is making money from controlling someone else's prostitution, and is as illegal here as it is in the US. Unlike the US, prostitution itself is legal in the UK so we don't risk police action ourselves if something goes wrong, which is another thing anybody considering hiring one in the US might want to think about.