K-girls

Re: In my opinion, there is less risk . . . .
coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 2088 reads
posted
1 / 31

giving info like this to an agency than an independent provider.  Agencies have a reputational interest to protect and cannot risk the fallout from screwing over a single client.  Risk assessment is up to the individual in this biz, but when I am asked for something like you were, I will first try some redactions.  They generally want to know that you are not LE, so if you have a paystub from a well-known company and you redact your home address, your SS# and any other Identifying info, they may still accept it with the redactions.  

 
I, personally, will not give everything they ask for, but screening is often a negotiation, and agencies are more likely to have some flexibility than the hard and fast rules of an individual provider.  If the agency has been in business at least two years and has no negative reviews, I would be more relaxed about complying.  The only time I use a Driver's License is when I'm screening in Las Vegas, I redact most of the information except my name and the city I live in.  The fact that I have a California license satisfies the concern that I might be local LE.  Everyone should have a firm line over which they will not step in order to get screened that is set at the limit of your risk-tolerance level.  

 
They also use what I call "chip-away," where they keep asking for more even after you have provided everything they initially asked for.  This is why I ask up front to tell me EVERYTHING they think they need to screen me, because if they get SOME of my info and then want more that was not disclosed beforehand, that is an automatic pass for me.  

-- Modified on 7/4/2025 5:34:55 PM

AllTheTimeBaby 84 reads
posted
2 / 31

These clients trusted the livelihoods and reputations to Boston Top 10, a once prominent escort agency in the greater Boston area.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 86 reads
posted
3 / 31

I would just point out that everyone that is arrested and arraigned has their name called out in court and once you're been taken in whether you gave PII in screening or not makes no difference at all. I'll let someone else correct this if they know but from what I've seen none in the agency was offering up the client list to get some reduced sentence.

AllTheTimeBaby 103 reads
posted
4 / 31

Not sure what you are trying to say here.

Please explain how authorities identified these people if Boston Top 10 did not disclose their PII?  

Neither the article nor my post suggested in any way that the client list was divulged in exchange for a lesser sentence. I have no idea where you are getting this from!

You note "I would just point out that everyone that is arrested and arraigned has their name called out in court and once you're been taken in whether you gave PII in screening or not makes no difference at all." No kidding! Are you for real?

In future posts, I'd suggest getting the story straight before shooting from the hip!

36363jensen 4 Reviews 80 reads
posted
5 / 31

They got the phone logs/tap from the telco and used the surveillance video that was synced with the phone information. There was a statement about matching the surveillance images to the Mass. drivers registry pics (DL photo). For those that gave their real phone number, it was easier to identify those DL records and certainly if anyone provided a completely unredacted image of their license even easier.  

Here is a bit for you:

Client Information in Brothel Records: The brothel operators saved customer information, including first names, ethnicity, and birth year, in their phones, which aided investigations
But ALL of that is about how LE conducts such an investigation and nothing about the agency giving away client info in some plea bargain for a lesser sentence. The people involved in the agency case were facing federal charges and the feds don't prosecute Johns in vice busts. The federal LE may well have shared the information collected with the local LE for that case but, again, that was not something the agency did.

 
So what you are talking about is the risk of getting arrested and not about the risk that some agency will do something with your information. The latter, not getting arrested (or even outed by someone) was more the question of the original pose and CDL's post.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 68 reads
posted
6 / 31

True, but how much of it was because Leos already had everything they needed? They had access to brothel phone and logs, so you can't bargain with something that Leos already have.  

 
Were all of this info encrypted, ie for example using something like telegram encrypted end to end messages or wechat, then the Leo's would maybe be able to get a plea deal. On the other hand, maybe Leo's wouldn't even have a case if they did not have access to phones and logs. Ie, it would be much harder to prove clients exchanged money for sex without proof of appointments being made.  

 
To be clear, I am not saying the org would cooperate and use it to snitch on others. All I'm saying is that it never even got to use the opportunity because, well, the client info was kind of out in the open in the brothel phone.

-- Modified on 7/7/2025 12:14:05 PM

36363jensen 4 Reviews 96 reads
posted
7 / 31

So the claim people want to make here is that someone that is of no general public interest were to provide PII to get into some K-agency and see some K-girls like he is thinking he might face the risk that the agency gets busted and LE looks at the list of people to pursue and too few in the list are of more public interest so he gets busted?

 
If he's like me, the world doesn't give a fuck about me, the cops are likely to look at the benefits of busting me along with the costs of doing so, then consider the funds they would perhaps like to have for the Christmas party and move on. Busting me, unless it is just a case of me being in the wrong place at the wrong time and so pretty much 0 cost for the cops, is a net financial loss, and 0 political points gain, for the police and county here. The little bit that the risk dial moves for me based on information I provide in screening from a LE bust perspective is well withing the measurement error. I suspect many are actually similar but clearly others that have risks associated with family or work have a different calculation to make.

 
As for "we don't know", it's not like other observations don't exist. At least 3 other agencies in the DMV have been busted to my knowledge and I've not heard of any rumors about them plea-bargaining with their client list. Generally LE will already have that so your argument has to be that the agencies actually have more information somewhere else but so far none have never used it for some get out of jail free type card (or get to keep my green card or shorter time, probation only or just kicked out of the country). Sure it could happen but seems unlikely and has yet not been seen. What probability should the OP put on this risk in his decision-making about trying out a K-agency? Is that what should make him, given what he has already said, decide not to proceed?

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 91 reads
posted
8 / 31

Op never mentioned a korg or corg or Latina org. There are many agencies of all kinds. I believe we aren't strictly talking about korgs. Korean agencies are probably the most trustworthy of the bunch.  

I don't get why you limited it to Korean. Talk about myopic...

 

"At least 3 other agencies in the DMV have been busted to my knowledge and I've not heard of any rumors about them plea-bargaining with their client list."

Just because you haven't heard about it, doesn't exactly mean it didn't happen, no? Id think the party that hands the list over would try it's best to not have an" informant" label. About the most you can say is that there seems like there was no end impact on mongers. This doesn't mean that the list wasn't bargained for or just taken by Leo's, it's simply that we haven't heard of anything. If Leo's can't build cases from a list, they probably wouldnt make it public that they have it.  

One thing we can probably agree on is that local Leo's care less about indicting mongers than the feds do.

 

I was a client of a Chinese org and someone privately told me that the org sold its client list to someone before dissolving (effectively). I was skeptical yet I started getting texts from strange numbers only in Chinese, something my burner never got before. I only use that number for hobbying. I responded once that I don't speak Chinese and then started to ignore such texts.  

 
Point of the paragraph above is imo you never know who will sell your pii. I wouldn't send my pii to anyone in this biz. I certainly will not send my pii to anyone at this point, after seeing the Boston bust and also seeing how some nutcases on forums tried to ban me from orgs just off stuff I said on the forums.  

We Guy Fawkes mask gang now. Lol.

420Smoka4Eva 90 reads
posted
9 / 31

Hey guys, do I need to remind you that brothels and agencies are criminal organizations and you should act accordingly? These K-girl agencies are involved in immigration fraud and help smuggle illegals across the border. They aren’t some small time agency just pimping a few girls. They are complex organization with international reach and ties. You guys act like they run a church choir and have a perfect rating from the Better Business Bureau. I don’t trust the criminal organizations engaged in international human trafficking with my personal data because I don’t assume they’re scrupulous for some reason. Also, they’re way more likely to get targeted by LE for a bust. We all saw what happened in Boston. Everyone has their own risk profile but I don’t think agencies are safer than independent girls.

snafu929 20 Reviews 91 reads
posted
10 / 31

...I've been in enough of both and seen things that cement that opinion.  FWIW, neither is on my radar anymore for different reasons but primarily I think the C-orgs are running illegals in here and basic sex slaves or indentured servants.  What I saw first hand was many years ago but there were a few in MPLS that operated and one was off E. Lake behind the Dairy Queen if any MN mongers are reading this.  It was a rented house that had 6-8 women working/living there.  I was young, naïve and ignorant to many things around me and probably around 1986 or so.  I had a bad session with a woman who just had no interest in doing anything until I finally got up, got dressed and started to leave.  The mamasan asked why I was leaving and told her the gal wasn't wanting to do anything.  She was dragged out of the room while being screamed at in chinese, up the hallway and thrown down onto the couch with others there hanging out.  Nobody said a fucking word other than mamasan who grabbed another girl and pushed her down the hallway and told me to follow her.  I barked at her to settle knock it off and settle down and I was still leaving and she started yellilng at me to go fuck her.  

To this day, I kick myself for not driving down the to police station or finding a beat cop and reporting what I had just witnessed.  I mulled it over and hung around the area for a couple hours and finally decided that was to big of risk to me personally and walked away.  These women were basically sex slaves and I doubt they were getting any of the money.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 114 reads
posted
11 / 31

Many corgs I've been to myself have had setups with no mms and similar to korgs they'd operate from residential apartments. In fact, some of them would be on same block and/or building as korgs.

 
Some corgs operate with no mms but from cheap hotels (aka motels).

Your experience sucked, but it seems like it's more of a parlor experience than a corg. Again, I know on the east coast many orgs do a parlor style, but that's again more reason to not generalize

 
As far as physical violence, I mean shit happens. It's not like korg owners never put their hands on their girls to keep them in line. We see less and less of this as orgs become less owner-centric, but yeah. When I say someone rules an org with an iron fist, it's not just concrete rules. Many org owners would take girls passports and not give them back until they'd pay what they owe etc.

snafu929 20 Reviews 89 reads
posted
12 / 31

I also think there is a vast cultural difference between Korean and Chinese and I'll start with the political system.  NK is the worst where people are basically livestock where SK is a democratic republic where the standard of living is more like the west.  The Chicoms....different story alltogether.  The rulers believe the population and government are a single entity and the good of the party outweighs the cost to any single person.  They steal and cheat at every opportunity and I believe sponsored by the party in our country to divert as much American capital back home as possible.  They use multiple business sectors to push their citizens into and I believe it is highly organized.  I've been involved in commercial property development and placed no less that 15 chinese restaurants inline in retail centers in the midwest.  Not a single one had any traditional financing or any useful financial history to qualify for a lease.  Cash?  Absolutely no problem in setting aside a year's rent in cash as a deposit plus paid out all improvements in cash prior to opening the doors.  I was amazed every time a non-american speaking tenant that new to the country that could drop $350-$400K to open the doors and instantly have a staff of 25-30 people when the doors opened.  Fun fact, the had no need for employee parking either, lol.  To anyone outside of the restaurant, these people didn't even exist.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 90 reads
posted
13 / 31

the agencies are doing this HOW?

 
FOr the most part the girls are independent from agencies and just use the agency as booking/scheduling and location. Koreans can come to the US visa free, as US citizens can go to Korea without a visa, for 90 days. The agencies don't need to spend any time or effort related to visa.

 
And, lest we forget. Pretty much everywhere in the USA prostitution and brothels are criminal activities. That includes the independent girls -- which may well have someone standing behind them making them perform.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 74 reads
posted
14 / 31

the post I responded to specifically pointed to Boston Top 10 bust.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 75 reads
posted
15 / 31

Im guessing by this post you're firmly in the "communism evil, murica great " camp?  

 
You're entitled to your opinion of course, but this generalization is even more jarring. People are people. Chinese (Taiwanese, etc) girls want to make money just like everyone else. There are some cultural differences and nuances, of course, but man...talk about painting with a wide brush.  

 
And as far as NK vs SK, you do realize there are far more NK kgirls here than SK girls? Yeah every girl will likely tell you she's from Seoul or Busan or whatever.... but find a monger who's a native speaker and he'll tell you where they are *really* from.  
NK girls typically don't want you to know they from NK.

 
Anyway. People are people. I think we sometimes get too caught up in politics, religion and other stuff to remember that. Just my two cents.

-- Modified on 7/9/2025 5:28:12 PM

420Smoka4Eva 85 reads
posted
16 / 31

The entire thing is visa/immigration fraud even if we take everything you say at face value. Their visa doesn't allow them to work in the country, nor does it allow them to engage in illegal sex work. When the girls enter the country, they're lying to immigration officials about their purpose for visiting. The K-orgs are hiring people without a valid visa (to do illegal sex work). It also seems like some of them stay a bit longer than 90 days.  
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You are correct. Any brothel, agency or independent provider is likely breaking the law. Reviewers are breaking the law as well. You should probably exercise caution around anyone involved in this business, either provider or client. I think I've been pretty consistent making that point. That being said, the K-orgs seem to be larger and more sophisticated. Some of these organizations operate in multiple locations across state borders. Obviously they recruit talent overseas as well. They're much larger and potentially more dangerous than a single provider or even a small brothel.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 95 reads
posted
17 / 31

I used to be like you and thought orgs had way more enforcers and powerful people behind them.

 
Then I had a bit of opportunity to peek "behind the curtain". Most orgs just have former kgirl workers their significant others and a few people who they've networked with.

They're not the cartel, yakuza or the triads.  

 
Ie, the boston bust is fairly accurate of what a typical org setup looks like. An owner former kgirl, a po and someone who can push through lease cosigns.

 
It's not very sophisticated at all. There's networking, and some org owners can be ruthless, but theyre not some big complicated underground entities. Many two-three girl orgs are just couple of kgirl friends deciding to do this on their own and spin off after the initial romp.

badger48 153 Reviews 75 reads
posted
18 / 31

why would they need legal paperwork, like a valid visa?
Lying to immigration officials, hard to believe that.
I mean it seems like no one hardly even bothers going to immigration, just MO, so no need to lie!

 
Exercise caution, huh? You don't see providers or are involved in any way with P4P?
Or is your advice for the Kmongers?
Korgs run pretty smooth, IMO!
Dangerous? Well, there's all kinds of danger out in the world, like single providers doxxing clients.
Maybe someone can give an example of Korgs or Kgirls doxxing their customers.
I'm not saying it can't or didn't happen, IME, I haven't heard of it yet.

badger48 153 Reviews 87 reads
posted
19 / 31

your opinion, or do you have proof against any Korg?
If so, why not put it out to finally prove that Korgs are involved in HT!
And also help save these poor trafficked slaves.
I know I would help someone getting fucked over if I saw it and could help!

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 104 reads
posted
20 / 31

Kgirls are never "smuggled across the border."  South Korea is part of the Visa Waiver program and it's citizens to not need a Visa, nor do they need to be smuggled to come to the US.  They simply present their passport on arrival and are allowed to stay for up to 6 months every two years.  They will usually only stay 90 days at a time if they came to work at an agency so that they can come again for 90 days the next year.  There is no fraud coming here.  However, some do overstay their time limit and are here illegally once the six months has expired.  They are required to leave and wait two years before they come back.  Agencies are not involved in these decisions.  It's strictly up to the girl whether to overstay.  

 
This is why agencies tend to populate sanctuary cities, because even if they are arrested for sex work, they are not reported to ICE.  They take their probation option as first-time offenders and then have the record expunged by a good attorney.    Then the next time they are arrested, they are a first-time offender again and get probation.  

 
One other quirk in the law that helps them stay is that misdemeanor offences only appear on their record at the County level, not the state level.  Get busted in LA, move to the BA.  Get busted in the BA, San Diego is nice this time of year. Many options to move around.  Some choose another state instead.  

36363jensen 4 Reviews 77 reads
posted
21 / 31

The visa waiver program allows someone to stay for up to 90 days per visit for tourist and business purposes. It does not specifically limit the number of visits per year so not sure where you're getting the 6 months in a two-year period. CBP will monitor the data and if they think someone is trying to take advantage of the situation and stay in the USA without proper visas they can bar reentry and require the person get a visa for any future stays.

 
But your point about the agencies not being involved in visa related aspects is 100% correct. And for smoke, clearly the waiver program allows business purposes so coming her and making some money is a gray area to say the least. The girls are not employees of some business so work visa for that purpose is not relevant.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 81 reads
posted
22 / 31

Well the "visa on arrival" type thing that is the core of the visa waiver program specifically states "tourism or business purposes" so your claim about not being able to come here from commercial reasons is not correct. It's true they could not be hired by some business but that is not what they are doing. The agency is not employing them.

 
Yes, some do violate the terms of the program, and some even get 5 year student visas and then overstay those. But so do a lot of other nationalities. But that is a choice the girl makes and the agency has nothing to do with it. If you want to push that line we may as well say we should be very careful about doing business with our grocery story as much of the produce that shows up there was picked but illegal immigrants who are much more like employees of the big (and small) farms than any k-girl is with regard to the agency.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 79 reads
posted
23 / 31

"Kgirls are never "smuggled across the border." "

 
Depends on which border. NK isn't easy to leave via conventional means, if you catch my drift.

-- Modified on 7/10/2025 9:04:31 AM

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 87 reads
posted
24 / 31

I talked to a booker and found I had confusing the VSP with a B-2 tourist Visa, which has the six-month limit if a girl wants more than 90 days.  I stand corrected on that point. The information on all of this was given to me by a booker 15 years ago, so not surprised I mixed it up a little.   I post from memory, I rarely look things up unless I'm challenged, a quirk of mine, I guess.    I am 100% correct on the big picture.  I've known several girls who would come and go over the years under each of these programs, Visa Waiver, and B-2 Tourist Visa.  You will see it in the review history gaps of many Kgirls.  

 
Besides tourism and business, you should also be aware that "family visits" is also a valid reason for a Visa Waiver entry to the US, and Kgirls that have relatives here will opt for this choice.  However, they do get questioned by ICE at the airport, so none of them say they are here for business, and those that say "family visit" are required to give the address of the family member where they will be staying.    

 
Most of the girls we get in OC come through LAX, and when immigration questions them, they show a reservation confirmation for one week at the Disneyland hotel and say they haven't made any plans yet beyond that.  They usually get waived through with no further questions.  They spend the first (and sometimes the second) night (depending on how much time-change sleep they need before reporting to the agency for work) at Disneyland hotel, and upon arrival, they cancel the rest of the week they are not going to use.  I've even had the pleasure of hosting a few Kgirls at my home who are returning for 90 days of work before dropping them off at the agency incall they will be working at.  

-- Modified on 7/10/2025 9:45:16 AM

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 86 reads
posted
25 / 31

the US and North Korea do not share a border, so your comment has no relevance to Smoke's post, but thank you anyway for your failed attempt to add something of value to the conversation.  It shows you are trying.  

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 79 reads
posted
26 / 31

The last time I checked the posts, they did not specify US border.  

 
Since 420 and some others on here seem to not know much about kgirls and logistics and where they come from, I decided to add this.  

I'm pretty sure it's valuable because some still believe that most kgirls are from SK, when probably most girls they have seen, especially with aid reopen menus, are from NK.  

 
In the same vein, they probably don't know that a good amount of NK girls follow the nk->china->SK route first which involves crossing borders illegally.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 110 reads
posted
27 / 31

And which of the agencies might be involved in that NK smuggling? Most of the stories I've heard of is the North Korean is specifically trying to escape, often on their own as trust is low and I'm sure many fear to share such plans with anyone outside their immediate family -- and even then that might not hold.

 
Seems like we're suggesting prisoners that escape from prison are "smuggled" out of prison.

 
I think most of the smuggling comes into play once they get to China, at least once they are able to look for a way out of China. I suspect some of that also goes for Russia.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 77 reads
posted
28 / 31

Agencies here might recruit girls from SK who are already "freed" from the prison as you put it. Often times girls have no control of whether or not they will be turned down by customs or immigration. Sometimes a "coming soon" girl will be turned away and they will take the ad down.

 

"Seems like we're suggesting prisoners that escape from prison are "smuggled" out of prison"

I guess thats semantics. I heard often it involves being indebted to some rich Chinese crime guys to smuggle them from NK and that debt is the repaid in many ways, including sexual services.

 
This is why imo NK kgirls are super resilient and some of the strongest people in this biz. This is why many can troop it out and get pied all day by 10 guys.  Some of them have gone through hell that many can't even imagine.

 
"I suspect some of that also goes for Russia."

That's interesting. Do you mean it as in they go through Russia from NK? Unlike NK, Russia is fairly easy to leave as long as you have some sort of visa or foreign passport , and in light of recent war many counties take people from Russia/Ukraine as refugees of war iirc. Then again, NK is actually close to Russia now and even supplies troops. So maybe that's what you meant.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 76 reads
posted
29 / 31

escape to China, then go South, and enter South Korea as refugees.  Once they have a SK passport, they can travel on the Visa Waiver program.  While they are waiting, they become Salon girls and get the experience they need to make it as a Kgirl in the US.   A few that were beautiful have married Japanese businessmen and moved to Japan, where they can also travel to the US under the VWP.  

Hpygolky 232 Reviews 89 reads
posted
30 / 31

When a girls leaves NK,I'm pretty sure she's a plain Jane with potential. When she lands in SK, I'm pretty sure she get a cosmetic make over, tits, eyes, nose lips and maybe ass just to start.  
But my question is, who covers the cost? Is she leaving SK with 10K or?? And if its a second party who "helps", how long does she have to hustle to pay the debt?
When she comes here, is she debt free or??
Kinda wondered when she get the "Pink Slip"

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 90 reads
posted
31 / 31

They will work in the salon scene for 3-8 years between the time they land in SK and leave to work in the US.   During that time, they make enough to afford any plastic surgery they might need to enhance their beauty.  With that said, I can tell you from dating several on the outside that they are masters with makeup.  You can pass a girl with no makeup on the street in Ktown in the morning that's a plain Jane and not recognize her from the session you had with her in full makeup a few days earlier where she was DDG.  It's all in the makeup.    

 
However, you were tricked on your photos.  The "before" is no make-up, but the "After" is with make-up and substantial photo-shopping.   You almost never see the face at the incall that was in the photo gallery due to the alterations of the photo to conceal her real identity from facial-recognition software.  

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