/biz/ is it possible to invest in the price of sex? Say you're

>>1666259

>handing money to a criminal
>expecting him to return it
Just invest in an IRA.

>>1666263
Well there has to be some prostitution ring worth investing in with some return.

i don't think these organisations are short on money and i'm certain they won't like an outside investor to whom they would be accountable.

also, i really don't get your example. you come across a prostitution ring. now you're giving a drug dealer money. that dealer sells drugs to prostitutes. and now the guy who runs the ring should give you a cut? for drugging up his assets and charging money for it???

but seriously, these kinds of businesses are short on all kinds of things, but money is not one of them. what would they even need more money for? there are no investments to save up for in prostitution. it's a service industry.

>>1666342

The bigger issue is that accountability is hard to prove.

And if you want to tell the authorities on them for not making good on your investment, you're admitting to supporting a criminal enterprise, and you may be considered an equal partner to the felonies they commit.

>If I sell dope to Pimps, would the ladies accept dope so I can keep the cash?

think of it from the john's point of view:

>I gave money to this girl. so she could give to her pimp. so he could buy drugs to give her instead of the money she earned from fucking me

This post is what happens when an absolute moron sits down and tries REAAAAALLLY hard to think of a business idea

>>1666288
why don't you talk to a couple of prostitutes first

>>1666342

this is surprisingly cogent reasoning

Great idea OP!

Maybe you could have a stock market where you trade the value of blowjobs.

>>1667318
the only cogent question here is why would the ringleader need to outsource the funds for his drugs...?

the whole point is the workers get paid in drugs. if thats true, then you wouldnt buy drugs in the first place if they made less than the drugs cost.