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Offline Londonpunter30

They aren't, they are just hosting adverts and advertising is not outlawed in this country at the minute, look at the television, newspapers and online there's adverts all over, it's those who take action on the adverts and meet face to face who are breaking the law. AW have removed the facility to make escort booking, they've posted warnings and Strawberry posted this. - Yet you want them closed down because you can't control yourself and need things to be 'put out of reach'.

I know that AW are a pack of money grabbing bastards, but at least they are doing what they can to prevent face to face meetings whilst still making something. In my opinion no government would expect them to do any more.

B&Q and other hardware stores are open and I've never noticed them selling bread or any other 'essential' items.

As you state they are money grabbing bastards, they aren’t thinking about the environment or social distancing, but how they can keep the credits flowing.

Think my quote was taken out of context, as I was responding to someone who suggested the police would create fake profiles to setup sting operations.

AW are doing what they have always done, chasing money with no thought for how it comes in.  That was wrong even before this started

Offline Jacques Barstarred

Hamzat suits are acceptable I understand  :wacko:

Rubber fetishists can carry on normal (horizontal) jogging, presumably.

It's just another form of PPE, after all.


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B&Q and other hardware stores are open and I've never noticed them selling bread or any other 'essential' items.

To be fair to B&Q their click and collect operation is excellent in terms of cross infection control. The stores are closed and the car park collection is very well laid out for social distancing. You remain in your car until your order is brought out to you on a trolley.

They appear to be struggling with the online ordering logistics and it can take two or three days to process your order. Not all items are available, although I am not sure how they define essential? The range available is much greater if you have a Tradepoint account.
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To be fair to B&Q their click and collect operation is excellent in terms of cross infection control. The stores are closed and the car park collection is very well laid out for social distancing. You remain in your car until your order is brought out to you on a trolley.

They appear to be struggling with the online ordering logistics and it can take two or three days to process your order. Not all items are available, although I am not sure how they define essential? The range available is much greater if you have a Tradepoint account.
How B&Q operate while open is irrelevant to the point I was making. 

Londonpunter30 wants the government to step in and close AW, (an advertising platform) down, even though they have removed the escort booking facility and done all they can to abide by current regulation. Yet the fact a shop selling non essential goods to the public doesn't bother him.
 


Offline Londonpunter30

How B&Q operate while open is irrelevant to the point I was making. 

Londonpunter30 wants the government to step in and close AW, (an advertising platform) down, even though they have removed the escort booking facility and done all they can to abide by current regulation. Yet the fact a shop selling non essential goods to the public doesn't bother him.

I never said i wanted the government to close down AW.  I simply stated that is something thst could happen as they have proved with other sites they have asked ISPs to block.

I even posted to say my remarks have been taken out of context