Will prices go up or down at AMPs as a result?

[doob]

The government announced today that it was cracking down on visa scams e.g. people who enter Australia claiming they're here to study English but go working hardcore at the AMPs. When that happens and the supply of staff drop, what do you think will happen to prices? And do you think it'll affect the caucasian sex workers (whom I think are waaaaay overpriced anyway).

 

[James378]

prices going to go uppp

 

[JLD]

Definitely

 

[GreatAnt1]

supply and demand, watch prices skyrocket

 

[zeePunter]

The gov't say one thing and often do another. They themselves dont want the prices to go up.

 

[chocy]

They obviously don't care too much because a lot of them have been Operating for years and not paying tax.

 

[doob]

I suspect a certain amount of money may well change hands among the hoi polloi and the authorities.

 

[Englishbreakfast1970]

Plenty of WL probably on visitor visas or working holiday visas, not all on student visas. People don't have that much spare cash atm I don't see prices going up dramatically.

 

[doob]

Plenty of WL probably on visitor visas or working holiday visas, not all on student visas. People don't have that much spare cash atm I don't see prices going up dramatically.

I'm sure they're monitoring that loophole.

 

[chocy]

Of course, that's been their way of getting in.

 

[Jfc88]

Going up

 

[Bobby1974]

wonder what the illegal immigrant or on visa actually gets per happy ending

 

[Be Nice]

wonder what the illegal immigrant or on visa actually gets per happy ending

The girls in AMP's get a set rate from the shop fee per time, so for a 1 hour massage they get $25 of the $75 or $80 that you paid, any extras negotiated after that are for the girl in question to keep.

 

[Bobby1974]

$50 would go a long way then……..

 

[Be Nice]

$50 would go a long way then……..

$50 for 2 minutes tugging on your old fella, or $50 for 2 hours of massage, you know which one they want. LOL

 

[Bobby1974]

$50 for a bit more in the room, maybe a bigger smile from the masseuse

 

[oz-surfer]

The gov't say one thing and often do another. They themselves dont want the prices to go up.

Do you mean the Govt. don't want the prices to go up? Why would they care ?

 

[Be Nice]

Do you mean the Govt. don't want the prices to go up? Why would they care ?

I think he’s referring to the government employees paying for the services of said ladies.

 

[Backdoor]

The only thing that goes down is a man's cock when he gets older

 

[Pattaya]

The government announced today that it was cracking down on visa scams e.g. people who enter Australia claiming they're here to study English but go working hardcore at the AMPs. When that happens and the supply of staff drop, what do you think will happen to prices? And do you think it'll affect the caucasian sex workers (whom I think are waaaaay overpriced anyway).

A few of Fiona’s girls had better be careful

 

[Longshot]

Well the federal government has barely made a decision and actioned it since they've been in power...so don't hold your breath!! Oh hang on, yes they stopped the livestock exports so now our farmers suffer and so do we with rising prices!!

 

[doob]

Well the federal government has barely made a decision and actioned it since they've been in power...so don't hold your breath!! Oh hang on, yes they stopped the livestock exports so now our farmers suffer and so do we with rising prices!!

And they've paused the "gold card" immigrants today as well i.e. invest in the country and you get a free passport.

"Australia has paused applications for individuals who invest more than A$5 million ($3.3 million) into the country as part of a broader immigration policy overhaul designed to entice more skilled migrants. All applications for the Significant Investor or “Golden Visa” program have been halted. Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil said the visa was one of “many aspects” of Australia’s migration system that the government plans to change in order “to create a system which delivers for our country.”< ..

Read more at:
https://economictimes.indiatimes.co...ofinterest&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=cppst

 

[The Voice]

Well the federal government has barely made a decision and actioned it since they've been in power...so don't hold your breath!! Oh hang on, yes they stopped the livestock exports so now our farmers suffer and so do we with rising prices!!

Actually, if exports reduce, local supply increases and prices decrease as we as consumers are not having to compete with overseas consumers for that product. That is why local prices of lobsters and wine have come down over the past couple years following China's ban.

BTW, I'm not justifying the live export ban, just saying the economics would have the opposite effect on local prices.