How Would I Setup An Escort Site?

ecchi · 2005-03-01, 04:23 PM

Be aware that there is a lot of competition. I have a couple of friends who work as "escorts", they are listed on a few such sites, and are constantly getting spam email from other sites asking them to sign up. If you run such a site you are going to need two things:

1. A reason you are better than all the others (both for the surfers and the escorts).

2. A way of contacting enough escorts to get your site running (just advertising, or sending out emails, will get you ignored by them, they see so much of it).

Also, you said "I know what you might call escorts here in the UK.", I take it from this that you are based in Britain? If so, get a good solicitor to look into it before you go ahead. Last I heard it was still illegal to run this sort of site over here, and the D.P.P. were actively hunting down webmasters and sending them to jail (it makes no difference if it is hosted abroad, or if it is only for non British citizens, or both, if you are British, or living in Britain and the law has not been changed in the last year, they will go after you).

kristian · 2005-03-01, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by ecchi

Be aware that there is a lot of competition. I have a couple of friends who work as "escorts", they are listed on a few such sites, and are constantly getting spam email from other sites asking them to sign up. If you run such a site you are going to need two things:

1. A reason you are better than all the others (both for the surfers and the escorts).

2. A way of contacting enough escorts to get your site running (just advertising, or sending out emails, will get you ignored by them, they see so much of it).

Also, you said "I know what you might call escorts here in the UK.", I take it from this that you are based in Britain? If so, get a good solicitor to look into it before you go ahead. Last I heard it was still illegal to run this sort of site over here, and the D.P.P. were actively hunting down webmasters and sending them to jail (it makes no difference if it is hosted abroad, or if it is only for non British citizens, or both, if you are British, or living in Britain and the law has not been changed in the last year, they will go after you).

ecchi,

Thanks for the great advice!

2005-03-01, 04:23 PM	#1
ecchi Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: About to be evicted!!!! Posts: 4,082	Be aware that there is a lot of competition. I have a couple of friends who work as "escorts", they are listed on a few such sites, and are constantly getting spam email from other sites asking them to sign up. If you run such a site you are going to need two things: 1. A reason you are better than all the others (both for the surfers and the escorts). 2. A way of contacting enough escorts to get your site running (just advertising, or sending out emails, will get you ignored by them, they see so much of it). Also, you said "I know what you might call escorts here in the UK.", I take it from this that you are based in Britain? If so, get a good solicitor to look into it before you go ahead. Last I heard it was still illegal to run this sort of site over here, and the D.P.P. were actively hunting down webmasters and sending them to jail (it makes no difference if it is hosted abroad, or if it is only for non British citizens, or both, if you are British, or living in Britain and the law has not been changed in the last year, they will go after you).