[QUOTE=McAdonis;1749762]I don't think many of the girls could do it by themselves. Even from modest circumstances, not many girls in their 20's will venture out on their own, without being "encouraged" or without having some support system. What landlord is going to rent a flat to a young girl who can't speak German and can't prove that she has a legitimate income (I. E. Stable employment in which she pays taxes).
The girls seem to go home every two months, and some stay as long as six months, so my question is how are they getting this money home to Romania? And where are they stockpiling this money while they are working in DE? Are they keeping thousands of EUR under their mattress in Offenbach? I don't think it is being deposited into DE banks. It wouldn't be smart to bring thousands of EUR across the border. There are a lot Romanians working abroad in Western Europe, so there are certainly legitimate money wiring services that can transfer cash money for a fee. These services probably cater to the many Romanian housekeepers, construction workers working "under the table" or "in the black", but these people aren't wiring large sums or making frequent wiring transactions, whereas the girls would be. So that option is probably out for them.
They need probably an illicit organization. Or people helping them that will take a cut. I suppose that is better than paying taxes on that money. IDK.[/QUOTE]I've this doubt in mind too, if you ask girls, they'll say they send the money back to romanian every several weeks (depends on how fast they reach a certain amount), but I don't think they use de banks or WU.
Last Decembre I was talking to one girl who stayed home for holidays, she mentioned something like she will get all her money back in June 2015; another one says her family back home can withdraw cash only at 2nd of every month from the "bank". So I suppose there must be a sort of organization or system working in between.