Another person on premises

[Rochelle]

Does he know what she does for a living, if he does I believe any rent he gets would be classed as living of immoral earnings, so to me this sounds very dodgy

I'm pretty sure that it doesn't matter if he knows what she does or not.

[Doc Holliday]

I'm pretty sure that it doesn't matter if he knows what she does or not.

Yes ignorance is not in itself a defence, however if there was proof of definite knowledge, your position would be much undermined. Not that such court cases are common anyway.

Also the term 'immoral earnings' is no longer used in the Sexual Offences Act

[portaluser1991]

I once met regular that used to see regulars at her own house after her late shift finished at work. 

One night I was there she ushered me into her room as normal and stopped midday while she was down on her knees because she heard someone walk past the room.

I said who was that, and she said that it was her male friend that was sleeping in the living room for the night.

Then she put the lock on the door and finished off the job with a swallow.

She obviously didn't want him walking in and knowing what she was up to in her room.

I wonder if he ever knew what she used to do for a bit of extra pay.

[Rochelle]

Yes ignorance is not in itself a defence, however if there was proof of definite knowledge, your position would be much undermined. Not that such court cases are common anyway.

Also the term 'immoral earnings' is no longer used in the Sexual Offences Act

I meant that it's perfectly fine, not that he can be done for it.

[catweazle]

Years back l booked an incall with a girl. All comms were with her. When l arrived at the house l was quite startled when the door was opened by a bloke (although she was stood behind him).

She asked me to pay her husband . I did, he went into the living room ( greedily counting the money) while she took me upstairs to the small front bedroom.

On the way out, he stuck his head out the doorway, and said " hope you enjoyed it, please come back again".

Bit weird, that one.

Also the (in)famous Chelsea of Manchester occasionally had her prat of a husband ( Roy, l think his name was) working reception as well as her daughter from time to time.

[jordan452]

It’s very common for two working girls to use the same flat. I once arrived to the location and was met by another WG who was supposed to let me wait in her room whilst the one I booked got ready. She lied and said the one I booked was busy but she was available. I tied to walk but she was holding on to me trying to convince me to stay (she was a minger by the way  ), I ended up getting out of there promptly. The one I originally booked called me a few mins later asked why I ran out so fast, we met up and she apologised for her greedy friend.