I am slowely starting to pull myself out of the adult industry...

[softball]

Originally Posted by Z

I don't think I could have answered this issue any better than y'all have.

My beef with not being invited had little to do with anyone's issues over my escort agency. It was that I had that and I was trying to get into the Internet side. Like I said above, I had a couple small sites then and was doing some affiliate stuff. I wanted to learn more, but despite my pleadings to the contrary, I was told in no uncertain terms that a "pimp" wasn't welcome at a convention.

As far as the difference between a pimp and an escort service - Pimps string girls out on dope, slap them around, intimidate them, fuck them and in general, treat them like work animals. My agency offered health insurance, financial planning, cell phones, pre-paid legal services, child care, personal website design and promotion, etc. Our clients were executives, judges, doctors, lawyers, priests and couples, not low-life shitbirds looking for a $20 hand job in the car, in an alley. I never fucked even one of the girls who worked for me, never allowed dope anywhere around the office, nor allowed high or drunk girls to work and was nothing but professional with them and the clients.

That's the difference.

I do think you run a straight up business that I have no trouble with and like the rest of us here, make your money out of sex. But here is the definition of a pimp:

Pronunciation: 'pimp
Function: noun
: one who derives income from the earnings of a prostitute usually by soliciting business

or as a verb if you like:
v : arrange for sexual partners for others

I would say that about covers your line of work. May as well be proud of it. Apart from a few on this board, we have all accepted that we all sell sex.

[Z]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

I do think you run a straight up business that I have no trouble with and like the rest of us here, make your money out of sex. But here is the definition of a pimp:

Pronunciation: 'pimp
Function: noun
: one who derives income from the earnings of a prostitute usually by soliciting business

or as a verb if you like:
v : arrange for sexual partners for others

I would say that about covers your line of work. May as well be proud of it. Apart from a few on this board, we have all accepted that we all sell sex.

These days, on the other hand...I'm simply an advertiser. Just like the yellow pages, newspapers and nearly every other form of media in the world. I just allow escorts to advertise their services. I derive income from the men who want to pay to contact them.

That makes me a...well, an advertiser.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Z

These days, on the other hand...I'm simply an advertiser. Just like the yellow pages, newspapers and nearly every other form of media in the world. I just allow escorts to advertise their services. I derive income from the men who want to pay to contact them.

That makes me a...well, an advertiser.

OK, well try this one: Panderer
1. a person who furnishes clients for a prostitute or supplies persons for illicit sexual intercourse; procurer; pimp.

Dude around here we are all in a similar line of work one way or another. I don't think its a bad thing.

[Z]

Originally Posted by rhetorical

OK, well try this one: Panderer
1. a person who furnishes clients for a prostitute or supplies persons for illicit sexual intercourse; procurer; pimp.

Dude around here we are all in a similar line of work one way or another. I don't think its a bad thing.

I don't think it's a bad thing either. But our personal opinions aside, both "pimping" and "pandering" are criminal offenses in the US. So, stick with me potzer...

I'm an advertiser. I don't furnish clients for anything illegal, nor provide contact information for people who do anything illegal. Especially nothing like prostitution.

I have nothing to do with anything save publishing information that one person chooses to make available to others. What they do is their business and theirs alone. I'm told that all monies exchanged are for time and companionship only. Anything else that occurs is an independent decision between two consenting adults that has absolutely nothing to do with me, my site or any related to it.

[softball]

Originally Posted by Z

I don't think it's a bad thing either. But our personal opinions aside, both "pimping" and "pandering" are criminal offenses in the US. So, stick with me potzer...

I'm an advertiser. I don't furnish clients for anything illegal, nor provide contact information for people who do anything illegal. Especially nothing like prostitution.

I have nothing to do with anything save publishing information that one person chooses to make available to others. What they do is their business and theirs alone. I'm told that all monies exchanged are for time and companionship only. Anything else that occurs is an independent decision between two consenting adults that has absolutely nothing to do with me, my site or any related to it.

I am sticking with you. However, I would find another avenue of discussion in public. Good luck to you. I wish you well. Its an honourable occupation.