The KT reports that prostitutes are using blogs to attract clients.
Probably more lucrative than Google Ads.
Now THAT’S Monetizing Your Blog
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It makes sense. If you are doing something illegal you will go to the police with the least amount of scrutiny and the maximum amount of client base.
I am surprised the prostitutes didn’t move sooner. It must be that they lack education and basic critical thinking skills. I wonder if dropping out of highschool and becoming a sex industry worker had any effect on that?
Luckily, it is easier than ever to find a prostitute…gooooooo internet!
In the future, if the KT is going to publish stories like this, they should at least have the common decency to include the URLs of the blogs.
You know, I’ve always wondered what those Korean Cupid ads on this blog were really about.
Robert, you gotta get in on that action, if you know what i mean, nudge nudge, wink wink.
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