Conning Johns_02_10 Unfortunate ending for a massage parlor accused of

In January 2018, a man named Guo saw a video of a woman in a simple dress sitting for a soft parlor. The person who sent him suggested that it was an opportunity to take risks.

Due to his merger, Guo decided to visit the foundation, but it was disappointing.

Guo will be fully aware that he is one of the thousand pleasure-seekers fooled by the enticing advertisements of this particular stain shop.

In April, the Shangqing District Court of Hangzhou Eastern City ruled that it could allow sexual activity against a customer who misleads six customers who once had a smooth relationship. They were sentenced to six to mid-14 years in prison.

According to the provincial prosecutors' office, the defendants deceived 1,452 clients out of 15.6 million yuan ($2.2 million) long before three months.

The defendants appealed the decision last week, arguing that their actions should violate civil pretense, not criminal pretense, domestic media reported. The second procedure will take place at Hangzhou Intermediate Peoples Court.

The 건마 parlor touted itself as an elite highlight promotion club for men. Employees distributed to attract customers include cards, photos and videos in which women of various states participate. They used sexual but ambiguous expressions to trick customers into believing they would be good at enjoying sexual services on the more private side in the parlor as long as they put the length of their deposits to become VIP members.

Our facility will cover the entire body from head to toe, said one salesman, according to the ruling document. We'll have special facilities to earn enough money as soon as we have fun and likable elements like cosplay and S&M, Options said.

According to the verdict, after taking the deposit, the defendant was careless and extremist, illegally owning customer maintenance.

The spa didn't pretend to be legitimate because the service was inconsistent when the maintenance fee was charged. Used eroticism as a bait and rubbed service as a cover to deceive customers. This conflict is a deliberate scam and you have to pretend to be a crime.

However, according to Pang Jiulin, blogger about civic performances and director of Beijing Chun Lin Law Almighty, the fight should not be considered a scam.

He told Sixth Tone that before, customers were saving their deposits to become VIP members, and in theory they should be able to restrain their stakes in any era, which means the business did not illegally own the money.

There are more problem strategies than fraud, Pang said. At least the rub benefits were real.

Sex was banned in China in 1949, but it has proven to be a resilient industry. Now, 70 years later, many soothing parlors, karaoke clubs, mahjong rooms, and beauty parlors across the country remain illegal hubs for flyer sex.