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93 page indictment filed against 7 individuals...
Indictment remains under seal by order of the Judge... Im assume thats possibly because more charges are on the way... https://www.azcentral.com/story/news...ges/310430001/ |
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So who will rise to replace Backpage? Sexy Jobs?
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Bob Corn-Revere, a First Amendment expert and Steven Ross, former General Counsel of the U.S. House of Representatives. |
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today cracker is seized as well , South America used to work with Cracker, guess the streets will be full of hookers again
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ECCIE WENT Blank for me WOW :helpme
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Wasn’t cracker blocked in the US?
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EroticMonkey still up , Adultsearch still up
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The lists go on and on and on and on and on... :D |
Those poor hookers. It's dangerous to be on the streets.
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someone loses someone wins
traffic from USA on my escort directories go up to 1700% from 2 days. |
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Not all platforms operate like Craigslist fucking over their user base to not spend a time, or out any effort into, protecting their tights. Craigslist always had the worst support anyway and tyrannical nazi volunteer admins that would constantly delete ads and anything flagged without even looking or explaining. |
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Trump Nation :thumbsup |
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What's to stop an enterprising individual NOT from a western world country from setting up a similar service with off-shore hosting using ad revenue as the monetization?
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A) The government hasn't gone after anyone yet, it's not even a fucking law. B) I was addressing platforms folding, not giving a fuck about their users or even trying to fight for their freedom of speech, Craigslist as an example. C) When you purposely confuse issues because you're a porn attorney, and defend Trump daily, and he's putting people out of business in our industry, you look like a fucking moron. D) Try addressing what I actually say instead if confusing issues and wasting my time to set you straight and the readers time, you don't do anyone any favors especially yourself. |
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2010 – Craigslist.com – Craigslist Closes Its Sex-Related Ad Section - The New York Times 2011 – Escorts.com – https://domaininvesting.com/escorts-...1-advertising/ 2014 – Redbook.com – https://www.wired.com/2015/02/redbook/ 2015 – RentBoy.com – https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/02/n...-sex-work.html 2016 – TheReviewBoard.com – https://projects.seattletimes.com/20...titution-bust/ 2016 – Backpage.com – http://reason.com/blog/2017/08/31/ca...harris-pimping 2017 – Eros.com – http://reason.com/blog/2017/11/13/er...meland-securit Its been going on for 8 years... |
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Not sure if he will shut down but is the only one i know who are crazy with the screening and talk directly to the service provider in question who put up the ad. Back then it was that way lol. |
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I guess this kills more people than guns.
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I visited one site today for the first time. Blatant escort and hooker ads. Reviews like “$100 for the best cocksucker” right on the front page and I never signed up to go in and read ads. No warning page either. I remember when sites began putting up the warnings. Hosts were shutting down sites without them. Thinking back, it was around the time Traci Llords fucked us up and brought 18 USC 2257 upon us. Nowadays you see few sites referencing that law but I remember how many sites shut down. Oh, the lawyers advertising themselves as keepers of record for $1,000/year I’m sure it’s in the archives here, the panic, fear and hosts dropping sites. Ahh the good ol’ days ... |
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HB-1865 is not law yet! I said "A) The government hasn't gone after anyone yet, it's not even a fucking law." So you post a bunch of cases over the last 8 years that have nothing to do with HB-1865 being law. Why? |
We did great profits from Backpage. We pull in 20K a month a month on backpage and what some of you didn't know since no one in this thread has mentioned is that Backpage had a sister site that not alot of people knew about PostFastr.com and we pulled another 5-7K a month on it too. I am not going to lie and say it doesn't suck when I just lost 25-27K revenue but it is what it is.
To be honest, we could see it coming, when credit card companies started to refuse processing payments on the Backpage, it was imminent that backpage was going to be shut down at some point. The US gov't doesn't like a US company making 150M tax free revenue a year and not being able to tax a penny of it because Backpage owners had their liquid assets in Bitcoin. For anyone not knowing about Postfastr, it was created by Backpage as a means to accept credit card payments. It looked exactly like the Backpage site but with a yellow and black color scheme instead of the light blue scheme. Same setup and everything. Backpage couldn't accept credit cards. But Postfastr was able to. The trick was that when you paid for credits on your Postfastr account, magically, Postfastr would deposit those same credits in both your Backpage and Postfastr accounts. They found a way to circumvent credit card companies not processing for Backpage. Then a few months ago, the US gov't caught wind of the trick, and Postfastr was no longer accepting credit card payments. So as you can see, we knew it was coming... |
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Ads for Oily Asses? LOL |
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Perhaps what you meant to say was "A) The government hasnt gone after anyone with HR-1865 yet, its not even a fucking law." Does that better support your argument. I know facts dont count with you but at least the way you word your arguments should. BTW its HR not HB Now what are you going to do when -- and this is a real possibility -- Trump and the GOP controlled DOJ DONT actually prosecute anyone with HR 1865? This law is so poorly written and overly broad it probably wont withstand judicial review. So perhaps they will never go after anyone with FOSTA and will just use it like 18 USC 2257 to scare people. |
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The problem with the Internet is it is like trying to turn back the tide. Loads of other places people will look. https://www.google.cz/search?dcr=0&e....0.mNG14u1iniM |
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Every internet porn person should end their evening prayers with thanking god for janet reno because it was her in the early days of the net, who decided going after adult porn was waste of resources The dems aren't our friends but they have better things to do and they don't need the christian rights vote. This bill was introduced by the portman(gop) and some other gop lady added the escort sites feature. As far as well they all voted for it. If you are a politician are you going to vote against a bill in name says it protects kids from sex trafficking? Its career death. The difference is the dems never would of brought it up,this country has bigger fish to fry. |
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Just accept you're in the porn business and we all are under pressure. You should live in the UK prior to the Internet to know what real pressure is about. It's one of the reason I got out. |
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