An undercover investigation interacted with 15 females within 24 hours. Women who are struggling financially and want to enhance their lifestyles in Dublin are selling sex on a popular website, it has emerged. An undercover investigation by the Irish Mirror has revealed that within a hour period, three women offered sex for money. Undercover Irish Mirror reporters interacted with 15 females on the Seeking Arrangement website β with 12 of those listed as Irish and nine claiming to be students.
Asked if she was comfortable to meet up with a stranger without meeting first in a public place for an introduction, she replied: She poses scantily clad in lingerie in a bathroom in a series of revealing shots on the public website, which claims to have as many as 10, Irish members. Commenting on her profile page she said: During a private message exchange she added: Some men do look for different things.
Meanwhile, year-old Amanda, [also not her real name] who claims to be an arts student at Trinity College , enquired in her first communication with our reporter if online payment was an option, asking: A couple having sex Image: Getty Get the biggest daily stories by email Subscribe See our privacy notice. Thank you for subscribing See our privacy notice. Read More Sex and relationships. Video Loading Video Unavailable. Click to play Tap to play. The video will start in 8 Cancel Play now.
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