Now escorts being targeted
a regular of mine is getting stick now,
She use to visit an hotel regularly when touring but last week was asked to leave and not come back, only reason Guards were not called was because they knew her, they said.
They must have contacted other hotels in the area as they would not give her a room either. She is seriously considering packing up and leaving.
Its not just us clients that are affected
Last edited by Half Pint; 14-03-17 at 14:55.
atom (15-03-17),Bridgittee (14-03-17), casman (14-03-17),
I have said from day 1 this insane law is primarily about making sex workers suffer!
Ride them on the beaches!
BinJuice63 (14-03-17), bollocks (14-03-17), casman (14-03-17),
This is disturbing.
Hopefully these hotels are only a minority. I wonder, has someone or some organisation been talking to them?
Well, hopefully other hotels will not be so narrow-minded and their gain will be the other hotels loss of business.
BinJuice63 (14-03-17), casman (14-03-17), Floki (14-03-17), Irish Leigha (14-03-17), lapd (15-03-17), nibb (15-03-17), Sexy Sandy 69 (14-03-17), tom rambo (15-03-17)
I can see this becoming a largely outcall based business in the future. Which poses a huge safety risk for the ladies and by sheer necessity raises the costs for everyone.
I don't think most of the larger hotels will suddenly change their policy. I have had trouble myself in some of the smaller ones, and not always with escorts. Some of them don't even want unmarried couples in double rooms.Originally Posted by gonzo76
The attitude of most hotels is that it is your room (it is legally anyhow, you have hired it) do wantever you like in it as long as you don't trash it rock-star style.
casman (14-03-17),
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You might find that less girls show their faces. It's harder for them to be identified if they don't show their faces.
bollocks (14-03-17), casman (14-03-17),
We knew this would happen and not showing faces wont solve it, Staff knew what was going on before but passed no heed as was a laugh back then, since it has been made illegal and an offence they taking it seriously and don't want it happening in their hotel. Its not seen as harmful fun no more
Last edited by TheMinder; 14-03-17 at 15:43.
all of us suffer, so its illegal but can the hotel legally monitor and record persons if they think they at participating in an illegal activity, can they give the information to the policeI have said from day 1 this insane law is primarily about making sex workers suffer!
they can monitor public spaces and call the guards with suspicions, and have the right to turf anyone at management's discretion for basically any reason.
Sexy Sandy 69 (14-03-17)
Easy to be concerned but "one swallow does not make a summer"" and one incident may not indicate a trend.
I know another "friendly" hotel that has brought in increased security but I think this is just coincidence and it doesn't interfere too much with "activities".
IrishSarahBarra (15-03-17),
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