Gardaí Operation carried out 24 & 25 Nov

[TonyB]

There are plenty of decent escorts providing a very good service in nice apartments. Unfortunately we lost two this morning as they returned home partly due to a Garda car camped outside their front door for the past 2 days.
I am good friends with an escort working for lower than average rates, she's lovely, provides a great service and is looking forward to collecting her brand new BMW for Christmas.
And good for her.

You should try leaving a review on EI. They are very strict on what is allowed. It can be difficult getting reviews published. If they only allowed good reviews it would make a bit of a joke of it.
It's already very positive review biased.

I question the motives of the Gardai, I have seen how they work. They are not orientated towards caring, they have their own agenda.
I believe their statistics are manipulated and the media reports what it likes.

The law on a brothel is ambiguous. Two escorts working in separate rooms is arguably not a brothel. SWAI suggest escorts admit to nothing and seek advice from a solicitor (although they're usually pretty useless)
Source
https://sexworkersallianceireland.or...d-your-rights/

Totally agree, prosecuting clients is a nonsense. The law is ridiculous. Trafficking laws already exist, there is no need for punishing clients for doing something an escort is totally happy to do.

[TonyB]

I don't accept that. That's a sales pitch for high prices. I am friends with many escorts charging lesser amounts and they are very happy and make a very good living.
(I know their real names, where they live, I have even been invited on holiday to visit them)

And I am one of those types of clients, imagine how rough I must me. Total scum.

No, some escorts like to be busy. As was said to me by one escort, she comes here to work and to earn money not to sit around waiting on someone to call.


Anyway back on topic.


My house was broken into. I called the Gardai as the alarm shuts up after 20 minutes and when I arrived it was still going.
I asked them to send someone around incase someone was still in the house.
I'm still waiting and that was 4 years ago.

I got a call a few days later. "Send me a list of what was stolen as I wouldn't want you to be fiddling your insurance".
I told him to "fuck off".
"You do realise you are telling a Garda to fuck off"
"Sorry, fuck off you wanker"

[TonyB]

I was told by an escort the Gardai asked about where she puts her money,
if she has a boyfriend or someone who has her money,
and about her landlord or how she pays the rent.

All escorts should read and learn this

https://sexworkersallianceireland.or...nt-980x691.jpg

https://sexworkersallianceireland.or...ck-980x691.jpg



Clients can learn from it too.


https://sexworkersallianceireland.org/
That site provides really good information.

This site should provide similar information to both escorts and clients.

[EscortInspector]

Never speak to a garda unless you rang them to report a crime. They are only fishing for information to log on the Pulse system and if you did do something they will still charge you even if you're honest and own up. Let them do the hard work and figure it out for themselves.

[dragonjay]

I don't accept that. That's a sales pitch for high prices. I am friends with many escorts charging lesser amounts and they are very happy and make a very good living.
(I know their real names, where they live, I have even been invited on holiday to visit them)

And I am one of those types of clients, imagine how rough I must me. Total scum.

No, some escorts like to be busy. As was said to me by one escort, she comes here to work and to earn money not to sit around waiting on someone to call.


Anyway back on topic.


My house was broken into. I called the Gardai as the alarm shuts up after 20 minutes and when I arrived it was still going.
I asked them to send someone around incase someone was still in the house.
I'm still waiting and that was 4 years ago.

I got a call a few days later. "Send me a list of what was stolen as I wouldn't want you to be fiddling your insurance".
I told him to "fuck off".
"You do realise you are telling a Garda to fuck off"
"Sorry, fuck off you wanker"

They are all a shower of ignorant cunts the lot of them.

[JennyIrish]

(I know their real names, where they live, I have even been invited on holiday to visit them) "

They're certainly clever ladies (and I dont meant that sarcastically!)

[Benny123]

Come on ta fuck. You would be well aware of "one rule for one...yada, yada, yada..."

Do you think they give a fuck about the man on the street like me or you? Do they fuck. Fuck 'em I say. Just be careful and pick a proper, professional girl who knows what she's doing. Plenty of proper escorts here.

As usual it's impossible to have a civilised debate once Rockerman starts going off with fucks. You picked up a few yellow cards lately, the red one can't be far away

[Palatine]

Admitting that you paid for sex (even though it's time we charge for!) Is the only way it can be proven in Court that a cash transaction took place.

Not quite. It's an offence under the same act to even offer cash or any kind of reimbursement for sexual activity.

I've seen this so many times here with people saying that unless they're caught with their penis in an escort by a garda, then they've nothing to worry about.

This isn't true, and why it is an absolutely terrible idea to exchange any information by text. If a punter receives a menu of services or discusses extras on text, then they can be prosecuted without that penis ever leaving the zipper.

[EscortInspector]

[Palatine]

I hope this helps people:

https://www.citizensinformation.ie/e...fences/the_law

_on_buying_and_selling_sex.html

"It is an offence to pay, promise to pay, or give any other remuneration or compensation, to another person in exchange for 'sexual activity'."

When I read the "man-up" bravado crap about punters wanting outcalls only or being fine with sexual service menus being sent by text, I had to laugh.

But the other side of it is that there are now 40-50 men who are contacting their solicitors and will spend the next few months with this hanging over them daily. It won't bother some of them, but for others it will be life-altering.