Know your provider guys and do your research.  This was an agency operating out of a private home according to the report.

any of the faces in the news report video... thank God.

Does anyone want to see a girl on Beaver Ruin.

I say Nay!

tyvm,P.T.

and I moved to Cobb County in 94.

There are just certain places you don't set up shop, and Cobb and Gwinnett have always been hotbeds for LE activity.

because of their policy towards Gays and Lesbians.

I think Gwinnett is more a product of the grandstanding DA there, He loves to see his name in print, and if there is no real news, a good prostitution bust will get his name back in lights.

that this sentiment hasn't spread to other Atlanta counties.

Perhaps it's simply a matter of time.

At least one TER reviewed gal lives in an upscale subdivision next to the one I live in and I am amazed that she hasn't been busted-but I would hope that as long as there are no complaints by customers or neighbors that LE has more productive things to occupy their time with....

about these 2 places that make them so anti-hobby?

Are they hotspots for fervent Southern Baptist religious activity? Just curious.

this very informative insight.

I'm grateful there are fewer grandstanding DAs in other Atlanta counties than there could possibly be.

And to quote

"arrested Saturday for escorting without a license and operating without a business license"

So does that mean your ok so long as you license your business and pay local taxes

I think not...

maneuvering at its finest.

Agencies and providers alike are damned if they don't [have a license] and damned if they do [have a license].

or the words "Sucker".

They're hoping to catch unsuspecting providers or agency owners.

In some sense, the hobbying community should be grateful for their actions. Their effectively culling the weak links of the hobbying community. Weal links who might endanger our personal safety and privacy by engaging in foolish, unprofessional, ill-advised actions.

Who's to say that someone foolish enough to apply for a license wouldn't turn around and compromise her clients' safety and personal security? Stranger things have happened.

Just ask client #6: Elliot Spitzer, former Governor and Attorney General of the state of New York.