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Almost none of the digital issues seem to be around transacting of cash. That part seems solved (via Cashapp or BTC). All pain points stem around one party want
by ArtWomb 5y ago
Almost none of the digital issues seem to be around transacting of cash. That part seems solved (via Cashapp or BTC). All pain points stem around one party wanting to hide their identity. While simultaneously verifying their clients' identify in great detail, down to a psych profile! An interesting non-zero sum game ;)
- exolymph 5y agoPretty sure johns pay with literal cash, not any digital variant.
- koolba 5y agoIndeed, I’d wager that most transactions conclude well before six Bitcoin blocks are mined.
- trhway 5y agosome prefer structured/smurfed bank transfers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliot_Spitzer_prostitution_scandal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eliot_Spitzer_prostitution_sca...
- anonu 5y agoSome use Venmo: https://www.thedailybeast.com/gaetz-paid-accused-sex-trafficker-who-then-venmod-teen https://www.thedailybeast.com/gaetz-paid-accused-sex-traffic...
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- jrochkind1 5y agoThe OP did mention using crypto currency, although implied that it was an unusual thing for sure (in general, and not usual for them either). > I required deposits of 20% for long appointments (6+ hours), because I had a lot of time booked up that would be a painful loss if they cancelled. Deposits are hard to do because everybody wants anonymity and payment processers are cruel; I typically accepted amazon gift cards or crypto.
- bluecalm 5y agoYeah, I am amazed johns are ok with it. Not only paying multiple hundreds of dollars but also disclosing your identity and personal information to someone who won't? I can imagine myself taking many strange deals but this one just sounds like a recipe for disaster.