Obviously, dumb wh*res should have some responsibility and self-respect, but a few cases sounded like genuine deception and coercion. Regardless, it is gratifying to see nasty, exploitative people finally getting screwed over. Lol, one of the employees is a woman. Muh sexual liberation!!!

https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdca/pr/girlsdoporn-owners-and-employees-charged-sex-trafficking-conspiracy

The owners and two employees of the popular adult websites GirlsDoPorn and GirlsDoToys were charged in federal court today with sex trafficking crimes in connection with a scheme to deceive and coerce young women to appear in sex videos.

According to a complaint, owners Michael James Pratt and Matthew Isaac Wolfe along with adult film performer and producer Ruben Andre Garcia and administrative assistant Valorie Moser used deception and false promises to lure the victims, who had responded to ads for modeling jobs that would supposedly pay $5,000. Eventually the women were told the job was really for adult films.

To persuade the women to participate, the defendants convinced them they could remain anonymous and that **their videos would not be posted on the internet.

** In reality, the entire purpose was to post the videos on the internet. According to financial records, the websites have generated more than $17 million in revenue.

Wow, you have to be a really low IQ wh*re to believe that. LOL! I suppose the concept of videos getting on the internet may not have been as obvious back in 2006, but apparently some of this is recent.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7555739/Whistleblower-testifies-against-owner-Girls-Porn-lawsuit.html

In August, the first of the 22 women, who are all identified from Jane Doe 1 to 22, gave testimony at San Diego Superior Court that she responded to a Craigslist advert in 2016. Jane Doe 15 said her video was circulated widely online - despite contractual promises that the recordings was to be distributed on DVD abroad only.

The lawsuit alleges that the company made millions in profits by coercing young women into the scenes, by initially advertising themselves online as a modelling website and lying to them about the conditions of the scenes.

Girls Do Porn, an adult subscription service, started in 2006, by Pratt, of New Zealand. The company trafficked in x-rated videos involving women aged 18-22 and advertised that it was the 'one and only time [the girls] do porn'.

But the 22 women claim Pratt and his associates defrauded and underpaid the women, making false promises about the distribution of the material to victims, many of whom were too young to drink. According to the lawsuit, Jane Doe 15, who was 18 at the time, admitted she consented to the shoots but only on the understanding that the videos would not include any identifying information, and would only be distributed to private collectors abroad.

Despite the understanding, Jane Doe 15 claimed she and the other models later discovered the tapes had been widely distributed online - along with their names, phone numbers and personal information.