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There are online marketplaces for anything from private jets to cleaners, so it was only a matter of time before "paid dates," or escorts, came next.
An app called Ohlala launched in Germany earlier this year in a bid to take the Tinder-style concept of meeting people and setting up dates a step further – by letting woman set a price for men to go out with them.
Describing the app in an interview, the founder said it's in between an escort service and a dating app.
"We don't know what is happening on the dates, so I can't confirm that it's an escort service. When the matching is taking place, all of what is happening is agreed upon in the chat," Pia Poppenreiter, chief executive of Ohlala, told CNBC by phone ahead of the Slush technology conference in Helsinki, Finland.
"I think we are in between dating apps and explicit escort sites. It's more private and we are very straightforward and not pitching it on finding the love of your life. We are saying you can have fun for a certain amount of time. People always know what the others are looking for."
Women are able to sign up to the service, upload a profile, add their preferences and a minimum price. Then a man can search for what he is looking for.
The app then matches two people and a price is agreed. The two people can chat and agree on a date. All the money is exchanged in cash with the possibility of card transactions being introduced later.
Poppenreiter is not new to the app game. Last year, she launched an app called Peppr which connected people to prostitutes. She discontinued the controversial app because the model of on-demand prostitutes did not work out. She said that there weren't enough connections so people waiting a couple of hours would give up using the app.
Ohlala only lets men seek for paid dates with women. She said this was a better move because on Peppr "there was not a single booking from women."
"I just learned from Peppr even if women want to go on paid dates, they have a different agenda, and it's not an impulse booking, they want to solve a problem. They write emails for a while, and then meet men offline. Men however are straightforward," Poppenreiter told CNBC.
Ohlala has raised a small amount of early investment funds but the co-founder did not reveal how much because it was confidential. She said she is currently in talks to raise another round which would be "over 1 million dollars."
Currently the service has 13,000 people signed up and Poppenreiter said there are 10 men to one woman, adding that "the dynamic works well."
Ohlala launched in Berlin in August and is available in an additional three German cities. The firm is hoping to expand in the near-term, but that will depend on the city's attitude.
"We are evaluating right now and it will be somewhere with a liberal attitude, we will decide on this in the next two months," Poppenreiter said.
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A university’s cheerleading team was suspended after an investigation alleged they worked as strippers and escorts, and now the founder of the sugar daddy service they are said to have used is speaking out against what he called “slut shaming” of the women.
According to The Sun News , Coastal Carolina University suspended its cheerleading team after a criminal investigation found evidence that some members of the team were being paid for dates and had been working as strippers in local clubs. While a lawyer for five of the cheerleaders said the claims are “baseless,” the CEO of SeekingArrangement, the service the girls are alleged to have used to set up paid dates, is speaking out.
In a statement via Twitter, SeekingArrangement CEO Brandon Wade pointed out that the university suspending students over their dating habits is not only inappropriate, it amounts to slut shaming.
“To portray these women as ‘prostitutes’ just because you do not understand or agree with their dating choice is bullying,” Brandon wrote. “We will not stand for slut shaming, and find it wildly inappropriate for a public university to comment and pass judgement on the dating habits of their students. Sugar babies are not escorts. If we were talking about a football player, would we be having this conversation?”
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The Sun News reports Coastal Carolina University received an anonymous letter alleging cheer team members were involved in “prostitution, stripping, drinking and forcing younger cheerleaders to partake in underage drinking,” which prompted the school to launch an investigation. According to a report The Sun News obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request, the investigation found evidence of team members participating in an "escort service" through SeekingArrangement, leading the school to suspend the team as the investigation continues.
But, as Brandon points out, the school seems to be suspending the team over their dating habits. According to The Washington Post , the investigation didn't turn up anything that seemed to violate state laws. If cheer members were involved in an escort service, that may violate the cheerleading team's code of conduct, which stipulates that “your actions inside and outside of practice affect your position on this team,” according to The Washington Post , and that the team may terminate members at any time. The school's code of conduct says students “are required to engage in responsible social conduct that reflects positively upon the Coastal Carolina University community and to model good citizenship in any community.” Still, being an escort or a sugar baby seemingly falls within the lines of the law, and therefore the only way that would reflect poorly on the university or reflect poor citizenship is if someone places judgement upon it. That's where, Brandon says, slut shaming comes into play. Emily Lindin, founder of The UnSlut Project , agreed.
"These [could be] young women working to put themselves through college, and they should be able to do that by whatever legal means they choose," she told Teen Vogue . "Unless they were found guilty of the academic dishonesty charge, the university's reaction is unfair and out of line. It demonstrates how a woman's entire life can still be derailed because of an anonymous source's judgment of her sexual and personal choices."
Amy Lawrence, the lawyer representing some members of the team, told The Sun News the allegations are "ridiculous."
“I am shocked and saddened to see these girls become victims of these baseless claims from an anonymous source,” she said . “Even more disheartening is that these girls were not permitted due process in their own defense to show just how outlandish and ridiculous these allegations truly are.”
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