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Panarea -> RE: Female slaves up for sale (12/27/2015 10:33:00 AM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyConstanze
nobody gives a shit if the drugs existed, you were prepared to commit a crime, you're going down for it
It was years ago, but I think I saw that very ad and responded to it, just curious what the heck it was all about.
I'm glad I instantly dropped the matter after their first response back, which I don't remember what it was, but it creeped me out, as I recall.
Of course, I had no intention of following through, but I did find it odd that they were very openly advertising slave girls, so, like the Mystress World oddity, you just have to ask what the heck is going on sometimes when you see this strange stuff.
Now that I know what was going on, I can see why I was immediately creeped out.
I guess I should have reported it to the police - I think I did post about the oddity in a Collarme (at the time) forum thread.
Notice that the article says collarme is a "fraudulent" web site.
That doesn't make any sense to me, unless the reporter got it wrong.
But it does imply that the Collarme administrators were in on the sting.
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The operation launched in June 2013 after the FBI was tipped off to collarme.com, a fraudulent website where U.S. citizens attempted to buy Asian sex slaves.
The agents, posing as a human trafficking ring, then sent emails to a number of people using the site, after obtaining their addresses through a search warrant. They posted an open Web advertisement in August 2013 for a mock slave auction, court records show.
“Domestic slave auction to be held,” the ad began. “Attendance is limited and details will be provided to selected buyers. Females available are of Asian, Hispanic, and Eastern European descent, between 18 and 26 …. Interest in areas outside of available product can be discussed.”
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