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08-03-17 22:57 #8605
Posts: 1517How does the process and time line work? You get charged in the club presumably; is it like a traffic ticket, with "pay it or contest it" provision? If you don't pay, what's the next step and how long before you get your day in the courts? If the fine is a few hundred euro one might pay it to avoid hassle, but if it is 50 grand, I assume at least some people would contest. Are foreigners required to stay in the country before it is resolved, else they will be stopped at the airport?
Is the amount of fine decided on the spot, as the traffic cops do, or is decided by a judge in the court?
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08-03-17 22:42 #8604
Posts: 1312Originally Posted by XXL [View Original Post]
In any case, how would Germany know how much I, as an foreigner, earned anyways? What's to stop me from saying that I am but a humble office worker who only makes $23,000 per year? (or $47,000 per year or whatever).
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08-03-17 21:25 #8603
Posts: 2417Originally Posted by Polyamorist [View Original Post]
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08-03-17 21:20 #8602
Posts: 811Originally Posted by XXL [View Original Post]
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08-03-17 21:04 #8601
Posts: 2417Originally Posted by UltraHappy [View Original Post]
Legal insurance explicitely excludes insurance against premeditated offences and crimes. In practice any "vice" would be uninsured. I'm pretty sure a violation of the prostitution law would not be insurable. Drunk driving into a party of students and killing 5 could be insured though because it's something a moral jerk (married with four children etc.) would be likely to do. Insurance exists to protect families, not rogue individuals like mongers. Likewise a health insurance can cover costly mountain-climbing, diving and motocycle accidents but it will not cover a cocaine-induced heart attack.
If I were "caught" getting a BBBJ I would't expect a fine higher than the higher range of speeding tickets (hundred of euros, not more). And no criminal record, as has been pointed out before!
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08-03-17 19:13 #8600
Posts: 4343Originally Posted by Jnpr30 [View Original Post]
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08-03-17 15:32 #8599
Posts: 1312Originally Posted by Jnpr30 [View Original Post]
The explanation under Section 33 of the law explains that the high upper amount of the fine against customers is justified given that the objective behind the law is the protection of the health and safety of other third persons (that is, the prostitute themselves).
I have no idea what would happen to someone who did not have the financial wherewithal to pay the fine. It would be interesting to hear the answer from those familiar with the German legal system.
Regarding insurance for crimes, in most legal systems, it is considered against public policy to insure against fines from the commission of crimes and therefore prohibited. In the States for example, one cannot insure against fraud, willful misconduct, and fines resulting from the commission of crimes. Therefore, this type of insurance is usually prohibited. In short, the law usually takes a dim view on arrangements that encourage naughty stuff. I would be extremely surprised if Germany's position on this issue was substantially different than most other developed countries. So, I give the poster below Ilink good marks on creativity, but the lawyers appear to already be ahead of you on this point.
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08-03-17 13:10 #8598
Posts: 1517Originally Posted by Ilink [View Original Post]
Clubs have no incentive to help out mongers; as MCA and others said, they are operated by borderline legal entities who want to be seen as playing by the rules. And which club wants to be raising prices to help out a monger, and risk losing some business in the process?
Insurance. That's always a possibility. If you look hard enough, you can buy insurance for pretty much anything. Just a matter of how much premium will be charged and who / how many would be buying such insurance.
For a lot of guys, the social opprobrium with getting charged and prosecuted, and any related risk of what that might do to his job and personal life is as bad or worse than the €50 K amount.
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08-03-17 12:19 #8597
Posts: 4343McAdonis. I always, like you, try to put business the way of a girl I like and think is good. I check with her first of course. As you say, the girls concerned always appreciate this: they'd rather have a publicist than a jealous guy trailing them (unless that guy has the money to buy them for the day). I also let other less reliable guys take "my" girl first, so she appreciates that, and when she goes with me she often has already made her target for the day.
Badin. The girls concerned always like it if I tell them I was just a tiny bit jealous waiting. They think this is as you say, normal. And most girls like the flattery they see as implicit in this.In truth I'm not really jealous at all, just wish I had unlimited money, energy, and time.
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08-03-17 12:08 #8596
Posts: 43A possible sol; ution
I understand that prosecution for BBBJ is only a minor offence similar to a parking or speeding ticket. However the fine of €50,000 is scary. . I believe the sex industry has an organisation to represent them. Why dos't the industry levy their members with a charge and say they will pay the fine for the first person successfully prosecuted up to €50,000.
Alternatively some enterprising insurance company could insure against the fine for what I believe could be a low charge. Or a gambling / betting company offer very good ods on you being prosecuted fined say over €1000. Where are all the lateral thinkers?
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07-31-17 20:30 #8595
Posts: 6686Originally Posted by McAdonis [View Original Post]
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07-31-17 01:19 #8594
Posts: 2073Originally Posted by BadinSweet [View Original Post]
When a customer walks up and says "Hi Sandra. We never met before, but I heard from another customer that you are good in the room", I think that sends an indirect message: The customers talk to each other. It is a form of positive reinforcement that would hopefully encourage them to continue being top-performers (and not go to the dark side).
Problem is at many clubs, particularly touristic ones, the men are lone wolf, anti-social types, who are not interested in sharing information. So the scammers don't get punished, and the honest ones don't get rewarded.
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07-31-17 01:10 #8593
Posts: 2073Originally Posted by BadinSweet [View Original Post]
Also it could also be one person officially on the lease but multiple people rotating in and out.
Here is an idea. Why don't you ask the WG you know to find a cheap, temporary flat for you? Tell her the more you can save on hotel costs, the more you can spend on her! Good luck.
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07-29-17 20:59 #8592
Posts: 541Originally Posted by Pistons [View Original Post]
I see some low daily rate in NRW on AirBnb. Maybe I will just migrate up there. Thanks everyone for the inputs.
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07-29-17 20:15 #8591
Posts: 1162Originally Posted by Jnpr30 [View Original Post]