It has been said, hang around escort boards long enough and you get to see it ALL repeat over and over.
Taking this one subject out of the thread below http://goo.gl/roojw to address it, then I have things to do.
MathewRommney said:
I think you are mistaking. There are many sister agencies of CDC in DMV area. If one gets busted, ALL OF THEM get busted. Haven't you heard of the recent wallstreet escort service bust? How about Elitot Spitzer casE? Many websites and services operated under a similar group of people were ALL brought down. I am not joking. ...
When trying to use objective information to make a subjective point, it helps if the objective fact your using actually supports the subjective point (opinion) you're trying to make. Sadly this is where your argument falls apart.
The Spitzer case as been discussed ad nauseum, your assertion that the agency is always the reason or was the reason in Spitzers case is flawed.
http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=211560&boardID=6&page=#211560Posted By: InPolitics
Well, unless they have substantial evidence or they can wiretap you and stuff, they cannot do much. Look at all these other high-profile people that went unpunished. Elliot Spitzer was ACTUALLY INVESTIGATED for possible bribery and embezzlement, which led to the FED wiretapping his communications. They just happen to discover a prostitution ring that he was patronizing and spending money. They actually recorded his actions; therefore, he was convicted without a doubt.
Posted By: dreamsescorts
You beat me to it.
Spitzer case was never about the escort agency, that was just a by product of their investigation of him. Then when there wasn't miss use of public funds, they had to serve up something to justify the billable man hours.
" Specifically, the official narrative suggests that a Long Island bank noticed an odd pattern of payments made by Spitzer between different accounts. The payments were not enormous sums and the bank is said to have been concerned that a large number of transfers were made so as to fall below the $10,000 reporting threshold. The Los Angeles Times reports that Spitzer asked that his name be taken off the money wires, which reportedly aroused suspicion. The bank submitted a Suspicious Activity Report (SAR) to the IRS. The payments which totaled up to $80,000, looked suspicious, we are told, and were examined on the basis that they might be an effort to money-launder bribes. This was reported to the IRS in Hauppauge, Long Island, which in turn involved the Public Integrity Section in the Department of Justice."
The New Republic ~March 12, 2008 -
Lee Dreams
Agencies and Independents get busted all the time, usually because the violate some basic rules.
1) No drugs and the moment you discover an associate with a drug problem get rid of them immediately
2) No minors
3) Pay your taxes and don't launder money.
4) Deal honestly and with integrity.
4) Be discreet, don't attract attention, don't do TV, Radio or Magazine interviews or end up on the cover of Vanity Fair.
There you go, FantasyClientScreening studies court cases and in the majority of cases two or more of these rules were violated, which according to exhibit A court docs was the motivation for the investigation in the first place.
By the way there are organizations and Agencies in this country 15 to 20 plus years of operation and have never had a legal problem. However, you've never heard of them, why? Because they've never had legal problems and the follow the above rules.
I'm I trying to convince you (universal tense)? NOPE!
Everyone will believe what they want to believe and at the end of the day either you get my point or you don't.
Agency haters will still be agency haters, backpage trollers will still troll and I will be off to have some Sushi and watch some Dr. Who with a Torchwood chaser.
* sigh *
Lee Dreams
"Sine amore, nihil est vita"
