Recent content by String_Slayer

Not in the slightest. My experience was okay. A little robotic, definitely no "passion" as @Duoduo99 experienced that's for sure. Overall good but definitely a get-what-you-pay-for level of service.

Did she seem open minded?

In her photos the yes are clearly cut and pasted from another photo. Every single photo same cut and paste. Beware with this agency.

Is Emily Park touring the city right now? I don't see any scheduled visits on Lux' site.

Are any of these ladies slim? I've seen a few at Flow but all of them have been pretty thick - not fat, but thicker than I prefer.

Anyone see any of these ladies yet? Had a few good visits with other providers but as always photos are 100% fake. Any intel?

Those photos on LL didn't look anything like the Daisy I saw....

If the WPS and company aren't able to provide clear evidence of human trafficking then this entire operation was a monumental waste of resources. I wonder how many assault-based 911 calls were delayed or went unanswered because of this?

I don't think Daisy is Asian... or if she is she must be mixed. Didn't look Asian to me when I saw her.

Arguing that refunding a victim opens the door to scammers is a fallacious deflection. The issue here isn’t about hypothetical fraud but about the agency’s verifiable poor practices and failure to deliver a legitimate service. The quick firing of the worker after the public complaint implicitly...

Considering they immediately jumped to terminating her position after a public apology it's a pretty clear admission of guilt....

That’s a slippery slope argument by assuming that refunding one verified victim will somehow unleash a wave of scammers. Accountability doesn’t work that way. When an agency admits someone was assaulted and robbed, refunding isn’t generosity, it’s the bare minimum.

How about refunding the customer who your company ripped off?

Yup... they are absolutely terrible and have no idea how to run a business.

And when you show up to one or both with other clients?