Why isn't there a friendly sex app?

>>3170927
Oh look, it's Eros with another name.

Im sure Cici's pimp will love it when she gives him autism money instead of cash

Because prostitution is illegal.

>why is there no app where I can get drugs delivered

>>3170927
Importantly, we're not doing just an ICO. We're issuing shares in the form of ERC20 tokens. They will pay dividends. A token makes no sense for this app - girls aren't going to accept some random fucking token for payment. We'll take cash and some Bitcoin.
Anyone want to critique this idea? I don't want to spam links so tell me how to tell you what the site is.

>>3170939
Eros was retarded. It solves zero problems. It's just a listing service. Doesn't help fake profiles, doesn't help finding girls or scheduling. We will personally verify every provider, take pics, and offer customer service.

>>3170945
We're going to hire security people, and we are not going to allow coerced workers to work for us. So if Cici wants to leave her pimp, we will provide needed security. Plus we take cash. We will settle with providers weekly, if not enough people paid with neetcoins.
>>3170946
Our first city is going to be Toronto or Dublin. Sex workers aren't doing anything illegal, just us as coordinators/agency work. But we're an extrajurisdictional organization so we're not worried about local laws.

There is one and it is called tinder. However it is a real sharing economy only for good-looking ppl. I don't see a point of creating one for uglies.

>>3170984
This is very similar to Tinder. Except we have a Buy It Now button.

I actually dreampt up this idea last night. Nice going op.

>>3170927
So what's the name of the ico?

>>3171209
Pink.
Pink app .io
But it's more of a blockchain IPO than an ICO. We're doing a Series A next week, then in November when we have a proof of concept working in our first city, an IPO at 10x the val of series A.
>>3171177
Thanks. We're hiring for frontend dev and local management in Dublin and toronto.

>>3170956
use a token but make it something the sex workers and the clients both want in some way but not as something forced on them for a payment method.

>>3170946
Legal in Germany e.g.

>>3171238
But why a token over Monero or Bitcoin? At least with Bitcoin cash out is easy for the providers. And we will offer cash out for them, too, if they don't want to use Coinbase or LBC. They actually have a great front: they can say they are camgirls and take btc online.

>>3171245
There's a few places where _everything_ around sex work is legal. But most places ban brothels or advertising or living off the proceeds, meaning girls can't hire security or work together.
We're an EJC so none of this applies to us, and we will offer full services. We're even planning on running TV advertising.

Sex works really like the idea, because we're going to pool security. They can't count on LE, but we will have several guys on-call all the time for problem clients.

Plus, we verify clients if the provider wants. The client can do a live chat with us, show his ID, we note it and then he's set. Right now, guys pay $99 for 6 months to get Preferred411 to verify them.

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>>3170927
My fucking sides

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>>3171238
Also, we will take cash. The girls only owe us a cut, so like Uber, we will settle weekly. They can rip us off, but then we will ban them until they pay. If we get just 25% of payments in Bitcoin, then there's no settlement needed.
>>3171296
A lot of people have this reaction. It sounds a bit out there, but think it through. It's a solid business, because we have to do a lot of work on the ground. Backpage or Eros is not going to hire security guys to deal with problem clients. We will.

And we're going to end sex trafficking just like iTunes ended music piracy. Since we have verification controls, we'll cut out anyone under 18 (or maybe 21 - we're talking to sex worker unions about what the best cutoff is).

If you look up pinkapp on Slack you should be able to join if you want to discuss. Or email me brad@pinkapp dot io.

dumber than teatoken

>>3171348
Why? It's not a token, it's shares in a company that is going to be taking a significant cut of sex services revenue.
Miami spends more on sex than it does on drugs.

will this arrive in the US? What are the legal ramifications?

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>>3171339
>we're going to end sex trafficking just like iTunes ended music piracy
I thought you were just pretending to be retarded to scam people but now I think you are actually a retard that just wants to work with sex workers.

>>3171673
Yes, we will operate in the US next year.
The legal issue is that everything around sex work is illegal. But we will build a network of verified providers. We are going to hire photographers and consultants to meet each potential worker, verify her ID, age, and services (to make sure she is not law enforcement).
On the client side, we will allow providers to determine if they want ID and job verification or not.
We will offer basic legal help. At this point, we'll have a local lawyer familiar with that law on retainer for our workers and clients, in case of any LE issue. We may offer bond or other types of perks to put our providers at ease.

>>3171731
Explain? People on our team have worked with sex workers in the past, and we know the issues faced by both sides of the deal.
We believe we can fight sex trafficking because we will achieve a dominant position, via offering a vastly superior product. Napster would never take off in todays music industry because there's no real need - it's just as easy to use iTunes/Amazon/whatever.

Cringe

>>3171004
my penis is ready

>>3170983

Your security workers will be breaking the law if they're operating in Toronto. It's illegal to profit from the business of a sex worker.

>>3173093
Correct. Most of the operation is going to be illegal in most places. But the "heat", so to speak, will be less in Toronto or Dublin than it would be in the US, as at least the core activity is less illegal. Plus security only gets involved in case of an incident where LE won't.

Sexcoin

>>3170984
Exactly, tinder is the gold standard for sex apps and getting sex in general, lots of other apps tried to copy paste tinder but their user base consists of pajeets and uggos.
I'm surprised tinder hasn't destroyed clubbing industry yet.

>>3173939
Yeah but if the "pajeets and uggos" want to pay then our app is right up their alley.

can you buy an escort with crypto legally?

>>3174160
First this isn't about crypto. We will fully support cash and expect it to be a popular option.
Second, crypto doesn't change the legality at all. In some places, selling sex is legal, but buying is not. The point of our platform is to help everyone avoid the legality issues by strong screening, but more importantly provide a superb user experience.

>>3171339
Cut off at 18 bro, I ain't paying to bang a used up ho that's over 21