Hong Kong Club Reports

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3064017]A notoriously unreliable guy with his big mouth is sharing roughly 300 videos inside HK with paid subscribers. Videos showing clear faces of clients and putas can potentially cause big problems, and can be big liabilities for Hong Kong.

To contain the circulation and spreading of those videos, security guys in Hong Kong and Cascada are searching phones for those videos, including secured folders, and have kicked out or banned a few guys. To avoid problems, delete all videos and pics involving HK in your phones before entering HK or Casada.

Causing problems and liabilities to Hong Kong and its shady clients may bring life-threatening consequences.[/QUOTE]The Guy isn't ohnoosho by any chance? Seen some of his videos in the past. They were too low res and dark to identify anyone so wouldn't think they would be a problem. Maybe his videography skills have improved though?

This guy lives in Tijuana, had a taxi business and others with his hk puta.

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3064017]A notoriously unreliable guy with his big mouth is sharing roughly 300 videos inside HK with paid subscribers. Videos showing clear faces of clients and putas can potentially cause big problems, and can be big liabilities for Hong Kong.

To contain the circulation and spreading of those videos, security guys in Hong Kong and Cascada are searching phones for those videos, including secured folders, and have kicked out or banned a few guys. To avoid problems, delete all videos and pics involving HK in your phones before entering HK or Casada.

Causing problems and liabilities to Hong Kong and its shady clients may bring life-threatening consequences.[/QUOTE]If he's made 300 videos, I suspect he didn't use a phone but rather something like a spy micro camera hidden in a pen, a button, a cap, glasses, and so on. Spy camera technology has really advanced these days.

Video quality is not very good, dark and grainy, light level was low, faces did not show clearly, so it was not a phone. I suspect it's a micro camera hidden in his belt. HK knows who he is and supposedly banned him. Shady clients may be pissed off enough to put out a contract on him.

Some people don't want to be known to work or hang out in HK. If exposed, they can bring serious troubles to HK, so HK is scared and in high alert, searching the usual suspects carefully. Security even took my plastic pen hehehe.

A cholo planted a GoPro in the room, trying to secretly record a session with a HK puta; she quickly found out, got extremely pissed off, called security. He was swarmed, roughed up, mug shots taken, (finger printed? Hehehe) threatened with extreme violence, enough to scare the living shit out of him. He quickly ran back across the border in fear and never came back to HK. HK security guys sit on 3rd floor, scanning guys going in and out. They have pics of suspects and trained their workers to prevent trouble makers to enter.

[QUOTE=CaptainSolo;3070084]Video quality is not very good, dark and grainy, light level was low, faces did not show clearly, so it was not a phone.
[/QUOTE]If faces aren't clearly shown, what's the problem? I would never be able to recognise my own family from oshos videos so I suspect this guys videos are the same.

On that note. Someone pm me a link to this guys videos please hehe.

To the guy who was asking about crossing back and forth, like others have said, there is nothing wrong with just admitting to going to HK. Half the time I just cop to it and some CBP officers have even asked me how the talent was looking LOL.

If you don't want to say you went to HK for whatever reason then just say you went down to see your Mexican GF who can't cross into the US.

If you're Latino, say you went to visit family.

You could also say you went to see a doctor, dentist, etc.

But you won't get in trouble for saying you went to HK.

I have actually had female border agents cut up with me about going to Hong Kong. I informed her that most of the girls there weren't as pretty as she was which in my opinion was true. Have only had that agent once tho. Usually it's a male agent and most of them don't really care what you did or where you went. They care about how you answered. If you give off telltale signs that you're lying they're trained to hone in on that. Just be honest but not too honest. Going to HK isn't illegal. Leave out the details about who /(IF) you took to the room and for how much and you'll be fine.

[QUOTE=Nothing24;3070150]To the guy who was asking about crossing back and forth, like others have said, there is nothing wrong with just admitting to going to HK. Half the time I just cop to it and some CBP officers have even asked me how the talent was looking LOL.

If you don't want to say you went to HK for whatever reason then just say you went down to see your Mexican GF who can't cross into the US.

If you're Latino, say you went to visit family.

You could also say you went to see a doctor, dentist, etc.

But you won't get in trouble for saying you went to HK.[/QUOTE]