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AIA launches a Complaints Department for the Sex Industry

Phoebe said:
My Compliant!!!

^^^^^ Why can't we get free sex? paying for sex in 2020 seams rather old fashioned to me, lets modernize the game and jump into modern time, sharing is caring... :) <----- this ought to start this thread off on the right footing!
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Sounds good to me when can we meet up.
 
CharlieSpice said:
Have you got a complaint to make about a person, business, product, service or activity in the sex or adult entertainment industry?

Then submit the details of your complaint to the Complaints Committee at Adult Industry Association. Complaints can be submitted in the following categories.
  1. Sex Trafficking
  2. Rape/Sexual Abuse
  3. Sexually Transmitted Infections
  4. Forced Prostitution
  5. Child Prostitution
  6. Discrimination
  7. Unfair Business Practices
  8. Blackmail / Extortion
  9. Fraud
  10. Fake Profiles
  11. Theft/Burglary
  12. Identity Theft
  13. Copyright Infringement
  14. Bullying
  15. Racism
  16. Harassment
  17. Other
GUIDELINES
  1. There is no cost to submit complaints.
  2. You do not have to be a member of Adult Industry Association (AIA) to submit a complaint.
  3. You must be an AIA member to receive advice and support from our Complaints Committee or related professionals in our network. To sign up as a member free as a Supporter, click here>>.
  4. All complaints are reviewed within 48 hours
  5. All complaints are handled confidentially and discreetly.
  6. Any action taken by AIA is determined by the person or organisation making the complaint.
  7. No action is taken by AIA without the authorisation and knowledge of the complainant
  8. Complaints submitted must be concise and to the point.
  9. Details of complaints submitted must be as accurate as possible.
  10. All complaints submitted are fact checked and investigated by management, to the best of our ability.
  11. All persons or companies against whom complaints are made will be given the opportunity to respond to the complaint(s).
  12. Members who deliberately and maliciously submit false complaints are banned from our AIA network and blacklisted.
  13. Complaints which are deemed not litigate, will not be actioned by management.
  14. All complaints will be reviews by relevant experts on the AIA team.
  15. The AIA management will offer advice and assistance to all members with their complaints to the best of our ability, based on our resources.
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Is this still valid as I most definitely got a complaint or 2 or 15
 
Did anything ever come of this?
My word of advice is if any workers have encountered any of these things. Report to the organization that oversees the laws in your state.
I know this may seem very scary and overwhelming. I have taken a few ladies to get help and initiated meetings. Sex Industry Network should be in most states of Australia too.
 
Miss Monique said:
Did anything ever come of this?
My word of advice is if any workers have encountered any of these things. Report to the organization that oversees the laws in your state.
I know this may seem very scary and overwhelming. I have taken a few ladies to get help and initiated meetings. Sex Industry Network should be in most states of Australia too.
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Thanks U 💯 miss Monique,
It's always helpful hearing from U gals
I kinda isolated from it as an indpendant who 100km away from Perth
 
This is a US/foreign organisation, so ignores Australian law. It ignores the power of any Australian consumer to demand a tax invoice*, find somebody's true name and ABN, and be vexatious. It may also ignore bits of Australian consumer/ trade practices law that are far stronger than US law. E.G.: https://www.kotaku.com.au/2020/12/gamers-are-lucky-to-live-in-australia/


Has the industry in Australia organised something that can mediate disputes so irrational/aggrieved consumers are diverted from legal processes (such as ACCC or small claims courts) that require true names? This may just need somebody adulty to have a chat so irrational customers can realise they're irrational, or they might recommend a business gives a refund.


* http://classic.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/cth/consol_act/antsasta1999402/s29.70.html
 
Phoebe said:
My Compliant!!!

^^^^^ Why can't we get free sex? paying for sex in 2020 seams rather old fashioned to me, lets modernize the game and jump into modern time, sharing is caring... :) <----- this ought to start this thread off on the right footing!
Click to expand...
 
Phoebe said:
My Compliant!!!

^^^^^ Why can't we get free sex? paying for sex in 2020 seams rather old fashioned to me, lets modernize the game and jump into modern time, sharing is caring... :) <----- this ought to start this thread off on the right footing!
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I totally agree Pheobe and as a gesture of good will offer myself freely.. :cool:
 
CharlieSpice said:
Have you got a complaint to make about a person, business, product, service or activity in the sex or adult entertainment industry?

Then submit the details of your complaint to the Complaints Committee at Adult Industry Association. Complaints can be submitted in the following categories.
  1. Sex Trafficking
  2. Rape/Sexual Abuse
  3. Sexually Transmitted Infections
  4. Forced Prostitution
  5. Child Prostitution
  6. Discrimination
  7. Unfair Business Practices
  8. Blackmail / Extortion
  9. Fraud
  10. Fake Profiles
  11. Theft/Burglary
  12. Identity Theft
  13. Copyright Infringement
  14. Bullying
  15. Racism
  16. Harassment
  17. Other
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^ That has to be some kind of horrible joke!! :mad:

You have zero legal authority to investigate many of those crimes listed.

You should simply say: Go to the police.
 
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