On 2017-07-15 10:45:02 Meg said:
On 2017-07-15 07:32:32 Talita said: Not all complexes asks for your id or driver's license. And the chance of other punters bumping into each other is zero...


So where does one look?
Do you know of any places?

Meg when renting look at one that has been advertised with remote access.

Try to get one closest to the gate so you can see the gate that way you can still dress accordingly as well as see if their is more than one person in the vehicle.

Hope this helps.

I prefer it.
At least you don't need to explain to your wife why your car got broken into in Bez Valley.
I could care less what a security guard thinks as I sign in. I usually get a knowing wink.

I don't have a problem with it and prefer it over houses.

If a WG or the venue gets raided by the police and they get their hand on the client list, check-in logs, surveillance footage all the contact details, car registration and the grand prize.... a list of ID numbers you are screwed.

Chances of police raiding a girl working alone from a complex is extremely slim and I am not sure that our boys in blue have the manpower or inclination to chase down individual punters who may have visited at a point in time..

Anyway, back to the topic, I don't have a problem with having to sign in.. And agree with earlier comments about not having to worry too much about my car still being there when I get back.

On 2017-07-15 15:31:42 Mike Hock said:
If a WG or the venue gets raided by the police and they get their hand on the client list, check-in logs, surveillance footage all the contact details, car registration and the grand prize.... a list of ID numbers you are screwed.

I'm not sure exactly what they are going to prove with these lists.

If the state wants to make an example or case they will use all the evidence they have, also you are giving money to someone who does not pay taxes on it

Computers confiscated in news24 link, and these were recent

www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/KZN-brothel-busted-20150918

www.iol.co.za/dailynews/news/kwazulu-natal/police-pounce-on-posh-durban-brothel-9410430

www.iol.co.za/news/crime-courts/police-raid-plush-umhlanga-brothel-2016260

www.enca.com/south-africa/sa-actor-arrested-in-brothel-raid

www.sabc.co.za/news/a/733a1e004ca355ecb928f9c8166c74bf/DurbanundefinedNorthundefinedbrothelundefinedclosedundefineddown-20160405

randburgsun.co.za/318120/breaking-three-arrested-brothel-raid/

rekordcenturion.co.za/106541/prostitutes-and-dealers-nabbed-in-clubview/

@Mike Hock, you're linking posts talking about brothels, where groups of girls work from. The post said " Chances of police raiding a girl working alone from a complex is extremely slim and I am not sure that our boys in blue have the manpower or inclination to chase down individual punters who may have visited at a point in time"

The burden of proof beyoud reasonable doubt is in the prosecutor, and simply visiting a complex would not stand up in a court of law.

The only friendly place I have visited thus far is the Grayston apartments. Flashing my license doesn't phase me at that joint. Been the about 7 times for 7 different reasons. I'm not a fan of houses as privacy is not and neighbors that see you go in know what you are about.

@Mike Hock
The charges against the SA actor were dropped.
And btw, all these ladies pay tax. Every time they buy anything, they pay VAT.

@sneakypunt
You are correct, prosecution has to be beyond a reasonable doubt.
This means that if a person was at a certain place, at some point in history due to check-in logs (and we are talking of punting, not a murder charge) the chances of this coming to court are very slim.
The courts simply don't have time to waste on low profile cases where the chances of prosecution are almost nil.