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pooper

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Now I know there are a great deal of "the sky isn't falling" stances out there, but I believe there are a great deal of folks out there like me...extremely cautious and apprehensive since c36. So tell me like it is after my question.....is it just me or are there more/new ads on backpage? I really hope it's just paranoia, but some of the new ones seem to have a similar look and feel. Now I am not naive enough to think they're all stings, but certainly caught my attention.

Thoughts?
 

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I don't look at BP but I think those that saw a dived in biz are advertising more to catch more attention as there are now less fishes in the pond post C36. The ads look the same because the new rules restrict explicit menus to be disclosed and so forth.
 

thumper18474

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Here is my take on it...
with the run up to C36 becoming law there was definately an increase in BP ads..why?...cus the ladies needed to get themselves out there to the masses hoping for good reviews to solidify a repore with a group of clients (terbies or whomever)
Guys were regularly TOFTT and reporting back...lots of new ladies came on board specifically because of the reviews.
So they needed to get established.
Now...post C36 implementation ...I have seen a noticeable drop in the amount of TOFTT reviews and so on.
The ladies who haven't been seen by someone who can boost their exposure have missed the boat....so to speak and must now double their efforts to get their name out there.
lots of ads out there saying well reviewed....but don't say where..LOL....are they creating a false sense of security for the guys?..not sure
but more and more we rely on past reviews now for our own unknowns..or who we want to see
do your research is the new catch phrase
 

pooper

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That's good insight guys....
Hey voidphase, can you fill me in on the "fuji" references? I hate to admit it but I don't know what you are referencing
 

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ive notcied it as well. scary part? not one review about any of the newbies. like everyone that visited them got arrested.
 

squeezer

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+1 .. AGREED. Please , just read what local officials are saying.
Today I agree, LE is focusing on trafficked, underage and coerced sex workers as they should be doing. Notice Harpo right now is kissing Wynne's ass because he realizes he needs Ontario to gain a majority and we've heard nothing from the AG to date has me a little concerned.

Will Wynne throw us under the bus for more funding from the feds?

Remember when cell phone use first became illegal while driving the police weren't really enforcing it. Slowly this changed and now even moving your phone from your pocket to your seat if seen touching it will result in a fine. Laws just like taxes sometimes have a creeping affect, hopefully it's paranoia on my end but under this current federal government, I have an uneasy feeling.
 
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Local officials have spoken out against the new law. Politics is all local . Also the corruption & Influence act prevents local or federal Politicians from influencing local L.E. from applying laws as they see fit. Also enforcement will anger local politicians & work its way up to The Federal Party. They are not looking to loose votes. The c-36 was purely political to keep the money support from extreemist groups.
 

pooper

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+1 .. AGREED. Please , just read what local officials are saying.
Absolutely no offense intended Toronto finest, but your perspective could be a biased one based on business, no? I certainly appreciate your opinion and don't discount it, but would categorize with an asterisk based on motivation.
 

pooper

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ive notcied it as well. scary part? not one review about any of the newbies. like everyone that visited them got arrested.
Yes scary to think...but realistically, we would of heard about some arrests by now...wouldn't we? I would think media would be all over it as the guinea pig would have arrived.
 

pooper

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Now I know there are a great deal of "the sky isn't falling" stances out there, but I believe there are a great deal of folks out there like me...extremely cautious and apprehensive since c36. So tell me like it is after my question.....is it just me or are there more/new ads on backpage? I really hope it's just paranoia, but some of the new ones seem to have a similar look and feel. Now I am not naive enough to think they're all stings, but certainly caught my attention.

Thoughts?
http://toronto.backpage.com/FemaleEscorts/high-class-companion-with-benefits/22424099
Here is an example....not to mention they use one of the same pictures in a different ad. is this just an old fashioned bait and switch? Or does this look curious?
 

legmann

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Harpo right now is kissing Wynne's ass because he realizes he needs Ontario to gain a majority

Will Wynne throw us under the bus for more funding from the feds?
Prospect of either frightens me.
 
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Absolutely no offense intended Toronto finest, but your perspective could be a biased one based on business, no? I certainly appreciate your opinion and don't discount it, but would categorize with an asterisk based on motivation.
That is why I actually said ... LOOK at what local officials are saying .... NOT what I am saying
 

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I wouldn;t be surprised by an increase in BP ads. In the long run, C36 could make this the future simply because the numbers game. It's too big to police. To investigate & collect evidence on every single lead from user-posted online ads would require most police forces to dedicate almost all manpower & hours to that one task.

One of the sad things about C36 - if it were ever broadly enforced - is that eventually it would make established, accountable agencies and independents (the ones with fixed addresses & phone numbers) completely untenable, with both the operators & customers being sitting ducks.

The leverage would shift to pimps who run highly mobile, no-overhead operations, posting ads from random public computers, and from a rotation of dozens of web-based e-mail accounts, who can move their assets every couple of days between various trick-pads, motel rooms and even vehicles. There is simply nowhere near the resources for LE in any large or medium sized municipality to play this shell game.

Sex addicts will quickly accept the slightly elevated risk of a sting in order to keep getting their fix. Other customers will be more reluctant, but those who mostly depend on the hobby for their sex will eventually break down and look past the risks and moral objections.

Sp's who can't quickly transition out of the business will have no other choice but to emulate this very dangerous way of working.

I think that's why you're seeing the unprecedented criticism & rejection of an anti-prostitution law coming from unlikely sources like Premiers, municipalities and Police departments.
 

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I wouldn;t be surprised by an increase in BP ads. In the long run, C36 could make this the future simply because the numbers game. It's too big to police. To investigate & collect evidence on every single lead from user-posted online ads would require most police forces to dedicate almost all manpower & hours to that one task.

One of the sad things about C36 - if it were ever broadly enforced - is that eventually it would make established, accountable agencies and independents (the ones with fixed addresses & phone numbers) completely untenable, with both the operators & customers being sitting ducks.

The leverage would shift to pimps who run highly mobile, no-overhead operations, posting ads from random public computers, and from a rotation of dozens of web-based e-mail accounts, who can move their assets every couple of days between various trick-pads, motel rooms and even vehicles. There is simply nowhere near the resources for LE in any large or medium sized municipality to play this shell game.

Sex addicts will quickly accept the slightly elevated risk of a sting in order to keep getting their fix. Other customers will be more reluctant, but those who mostly depend on the hobby for their sex will eventually break down and look past the risks and moral objections.

Sp's who can't quickly transition out of the business will have no other choice but to emulate this very dangerous way of working.

I think that's why you're seeing the unprecedented criticism & rejection of an anti-prostitution law coming from unlikely sources like Premiers, municipalities and Police departments.
Interesting....

I look at this as different sectors, Human trafficking/pimped, escort and indy escort, SC and MP.

The first, everyone can agree on that LE will act swiftly. The second is run as a grey market business, since they sell particular services without a licence. The third group has a business licence. Predicting what, if any, LE activity will occur within the realm of escort services is anybodies guess. For SC/MP if LE were to act, it may very well be those establishments that offer mind blowing service if they attempt to dial back the proliferation.
 
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