[prtofcali]

Does this sound like a good idea? I actually worked for a company that did this before and there seemed to be alot of money to be made. Granted, I wasent in charge of the accounting side of it but I know what I was making so Im estimating. I figured the colleges around my area would be a perfect way to get my "employees" and there would be little cost to get it started. Very simple operation.. It's a buisness, but a simple one.. Just not sure of the legalities involved? Any input you all have would be greatly appreciated. Thanks...

[Bored]

Your biggest problem would probably be liability issues. If you consider the girls your employee, you are fully liable for them and their safety.



Good luck being a pimp.

[funk]

Nice i want to join you on this man

[kbud124]

um good luck..its a lucrative business..but u gotta watch out for the legalities as well as the low lifes that you have to deal with..not to mention any "competition" u may have..id start lookin at other businesses before somethign like this to be honest

[Corey Bryant]

And depending on your location, it might be illegal.....

[prtofcali]

Thanks for the advice but I think its legal here in California and as far as me being a pimp, well, ya prety much, so is that a bad thing... Whats the difference if I owned a gentlemens club?? Wouldnt I be a pimp with more money and bigger office?? Good point about me being liable for them. Not sure how that works. The way I look at it. If you figure on the average 5-6 calls perday and I get a cut of $80 per call thats about $11,000 per month. And Im not talking about girls having sex, Im refering to girls going to calls for personal dances and bachelor party type stuff. Can other stuff happen, of course, but thats not what I intend on happening.......

[akula]

Originally Posted by prtofcali

Good point about me being liable for them. Not sure how that works.

It works through a common law distinction between an "employee" and an "independent contractor".

If the customers pay the money to you, and then you pay the girls, they are your employees and you're liable for their torts, occupational health and safety, maternity leave, and lots of other expenses.

If the customers pay the money to the girl, who then gives you a cut, they are an independent contractor, so if one of the girls hurts a customer (or gets a fine from the police) - you're not liable for her actions.

In terms being responsible for the girls being hurt - it doesn't matter whether they are an employee or an independent contractor. The "neighbour principle" in the law of negligence will hold you liable if you could reasonably foresee a kind of harm being caused to the girls but did nothing about it.

Exclusion clauses may apply (i.e. I'm not responsible for what might happen to you at this job), but the court may strike them down in a whole range of circumstances.

[Corey Bryant]

Originally Posted by prtofcali

And Im not talking about girls having sex, Im refering to girls going to calls for personal dances and bachelor party type stuff. Can other stuff happen, of course, but thats not what I intend on happening.......

Ah well that makes all the difference. Like for bachelor parties etc?

When I had one at my house at Vandenberg AFB, California two girls came with two guys. The girls went back to the bedroom and changed. The guys blocked the door while the changed and then while the girls danced etc the guys each stood in opposite rooms.

You can also consider them contractors as well and you are the one getting them gigs.

BTW I don't think I could call them Escorts / Call Girls because of what (I think) this is perceived to be

[prtofcali]

Originally Posted by Corey Bryant

You can also consider them contractors as well and you are the one getting them gigs.
BTW I don't think I could call them Escorts / Call Girls because of what (I think) this is perceived to be

Exactly, I would let them know where to go and they do there thing. What would be the proper term? I agree, call girls is not proper. The way I look at it, if I had my own club everything happens in that club. There are rooms or chairs that it happens in but its the same thing. This way, instead of it happening in a club its happening at a residence or something similiar. Im not paying for security, a lease, waitresses, etc... The drivers of the girls or there "security" will be paid by the fee of the show. The girl gets her cut, the driver gets his, and I get mine. If you figure $200-300 per girl per dance than thats a decent payout for everyone if you consider 3-4 dances per day. I eventually want to open my own Gentlemans Club so I figure this is a good way to get money to get things rolling. It may not be the "best" way but its a way, know what I mean...

[farhopper]

Seems fine. Lots of competition typically, so you'll need to build a customer base. And it's a fine line, between having the driver/security staying close enough to offer assistance, and staying far enough away between consenting adults.

[Natalie]

Good luck Mr!

I used to work at one too-do you realise how many there are about????