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Police could try to prosecute customers that used credit cards at Nataree

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I doubt anything will come from this unless they can tie credit card details to specific underage girls. There maybe some anxious people though!

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If you pay with a credit card, where do you 'swipe' it?

Prostitution is ilegal in Thailand so if you pay for sex using your card yo deserve to be prosecuted.

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Prostitution in Thailand is clearly illegal. However, there may be some sections of Thai law that are ambiguous, making it difficult to prosecute those charged under these laws. The Prevention and Suppression of Prostitution Act, B.E. 2539 (1996) (the “Prostitution Law”), is the central legal framework prohibiting prostitution. The law defines prostitution as any act done to gratify the sexual desire of another in exchange for money or any other benefit, but only if it is done “in a promiscuous manner”. The Prostitution Law does not define what exactly a “promiscuous manner” constitutes. The crime of solicitation is equally ill defined. A “Jon” soliciting the services of a prostitute is liable under the Prostitution Law only if the solicitation is done “openly and shamelessly or causes a nuisance to the public”, the penalty being a fine of up to 1,000 baht.

The Prostitution Law bars one person from associating with another in a “prostitution establishment” for the purpose of prostituting themselves or another. The penalty for violating this part of the law is up to one month imprisonment, a fine of up to 1,000 baht or both. For the purposes of the Prostitution Law, a prostitution “establishment” is a place established for the purpose of prostitution, and includes a place used to solicit an act of prostitution. These provisions are based on the definition of prostitution and thus the requirement that the activity be done in the vaguely termed “promiscuous” manner.

http://www.thailawforum.com/sex-crimes-in-thailand-part2.html

Prostitution is ilegal in Thailand so if you pay for sex using your card yo deserve to be prosecuted.

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Prostitution is ilegal in Thailand so if you pay for sex using your card yo deserve to be prosecuted.

"Prostitution is ilegal in Thailand".cheesy.gif cheesy.gif cheesy.gif cheesy.gif

Prostitution in Thailand is clearly illegal. However, there may be some sections of Thai law that are ambiguous, making it difficult to prosecute those charged under these laws. The Prevention and Suppression of Prostitution Act, B.E. 2539 (1996) (the “Prostitution Law”), is the central legal framework prohibiting prostitution. The law defines prostitution as any act done to gratify the sexual desire of another in exchange for money or any other benefit, but only if it is done “in a promiscuous manner”. The Prostitution Law does not define what exactly a “promiscuous manner” constitutes. The crime of solicitation is equally ill defined. A “Jon” soliciting the services of a prostitute is liable under the Prostitution Law only if the solicitation is done “openly and shamelessly or causes a nuisance to the public”, the penalty being a fine of up to 1,000 baht.

The Prostitution Law bars one person from associating with another in a “prostitution establishment” for the purpose of prostituting themselves or another. The penalty for violating this part of the law is up to one month imprisonment, a fine of up to 1,000 baht or both. For the purposes of the Prostitution Law, a prostitution “establishment” is a place established for the purpose of prostitution, and includes a place used to solicit an act of prostitution. These provisions are based on the definition of prostitution and thus the requirement that the activity be done in the vaguely termed “promiscuous” manner.

http://www.thailawforum.com/sex-crimes-in-thailand-part2.html

Sex with an underage prostitute is unambiguously illegal.

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If anyone was so stupid to pay with a credit card them maybe they should be, for stupidity. It will be interesting just how they will get the evidence for what was actually paid for. Unless it has on the credit card bill services for ***

Yep they will get around to this once they are done checking all water and electric connections. Its funny how once they have a bug up their butt against you to what lengths they will go for "justice" They will go over the whole operation with a fine tooth comb. Yes your right about the credit cards its hot air blowing in the wind they could never track down what the charges were for.

Prostitution is ilegal in Thailand so if you pay for sex using your card yo deserve to be prosecuted.

Paying for sex is not illegal in Thailand. Paying for underage sex is.

If you used a credit card you were simply paying for a massage not sex as prostitution is illegal. It cannot be proven you had sex with anyone.

Still a bad idea though to us a credit card.

Then the government should be sued for allowing it to be open. The police knew everything. How many years did they go there? What!?

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If anyone was so stupid to pay with a credit card them maybe they should be, for stupidity. It will be interesting just how they will get the evidence for what was actually paid for. Unless it has on the credit card bill services for ***

Don't you remember this thread where everyone tlaked about how they used plastic to pay for EVERYTHING

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http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/924247-cashless-thailand/

Prostitution is ilegal in Thailand so if you pay for sex using your card yo deserve to be prosecuted.

Paying for sex is not illegal in Thailand. Paying for underage sex is.
If you used a credit card you were simply paying for a massage not sex as prostitution is illegal. It cannot be proven you had sex with anyone.

Still a bad idea though to us a credit card.

Paying for sex is not illegal.

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Prostitution is ilegal in Thailand so if you pay for sex using your card yo deserve to be prosecuted.

Prostitution is ilegal in Thailand so if you pay for sex using your card yo deserve to be prosecuted.

mental note to self, always pay hookers with cash only for now on.

Yes, if you write yourself a note it may be used as evidences...giggle.gif

Next time better ask to see the ladies ID first.

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