Winston scammed $1500 at Moonlite Bunny Ranch Brothel!

[Winston]

Yes my blood type is O. But what does that have to do with anything? Most people have blood type O. It's the most common blood type right? You should look up Japanese studies about blood types. They take it very seriously there.

I think there is some kind of weird East Asian superstition on the significance of blood types. I'm surprised you don't know about it, but then you are apparently of lowai blood type O, so by that theory you wouldn't be.

It's not superstition. Japanese are smarter than you think. If it was superstition, Japanese CEO's wouldn't take the blood type theory seriously, but they do. They have the science to support it. You just didn't research it so you assume anything outside your little box is superstition. Typical western male ignorance. Lots of ancient sciences were lost when Atlantis sank and the global flood wiped out the Antidiluvian world. Did you see the Japanese research on emotions and water molecules? It's well touted in the New Age community as proof that thoughts affect reality.

[gsjackson]

Antediluvian, not antidiluvian. Before the flood, not against it. I usually don't play grammar cop, but I'm thinking you may not be clear on the difference.

[Winston]

Correspondence between me and the Reno, NV BBB office regarding my complaints about Moonlite Bunny Ranch. As you can see, the BBB will do nothing and my complaint about being scammed will NOT affect the Bunny Ranch's high BBB rating! WTF?!

BBB:

Complaint ID#: 11031400
Business Name: Moonlite Bunny Ranch

BBB is in receipt of your response and has considered your points and understands your frustration. In this instance, it appears that we have been unable to assist in resolving this complaint to the satisfaction of everyone involved.

BBB is closing this complaint. Your complaint will remain on file for three years.

Sincerely,
Terry Schiller
BBB Trade Practices

Winston:

So you received no more response from the business? Did you ask them to consider my proposed resolution of half reimbursement?
Are you still going to give them an A- rating, when they refuse to resolve this in any way at all?
You can feel that I'm telling the truth right? We all feel the truth at a deep intuitive level. But it depends on how much you are in touch with your soul and feelings at the deepest level.

Thanks,
Winston

BBB:

Mr. Wu,

The BBB does not advocate for either side in the complaint process, we are here to help facilitate communication between the two parties in an attempt to resolve a complaint issue. BBB ratings are based on sixteen factors, with complaint being just one of the factors. In this case your complaint did not affect the business rating.

Terry Schiller | BBB Trade Practices

Winston:

So you just let them get away with the scam and not resolving anything? Why wouldn't that affect their rating? Can you explain? Didn't you say complaints were one of 16 factors that affect their rating?

Something stinks in Denmark here. So any business, even one that scams and deceives and overcharges their prices by raising them 500 percent, can get an A rating in the BBB, just by paying the BBB? That's very corrupt you know. How do you sleep at night? Doesn't that bother your conscience?

I've heard of other bad businesses having a BBB plaque on their desk. So even a scam can be a BBB member and get a high rating right? As long as they PAY the BBB? The term BBB is deceptive because it sounds like a government agency when in reality it's a private company.

Can I file a complaint about the BBB on the BBB website? lol. If not I'll send a complaint about it on RipoffReport.com or at the website of the US Attorney General. Would that be alright?

The BBB appears to be all about money, not about truth. Am I right? If not, why do you give scam companies an A? What about DreamConnections.com? It has lots of horror stories online yet you give it an A rating too, just because they paid you? WTF?

[Winston]

Why is Yelp trying to protect the Bunny Ranch by censoring out legitimate negative reviews and scam reports? I don't get it. See their email below to me about their removal of my complaints on their site about the Bunny Ranch.

"Hi Winston,

I'm writing to let you know that we've removed your review updates of Moonlite Bunnyranch. Our Support team has determined that they fall outside our Content Guidelines (http://www.yelp.com/guidelines) because they do not contain new firsthand experiences with the business.

It looks like your original review is not currently included among the Recommended Reviews for the business. Yelp uses automated software to recommend the most helpful and reliable reviews from the Yelp community. Though your review isn't currently recommended, it may be recommended another day.

For more information please visit: http://www.yelp.com/faq#recommended_reviews

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Warning to all!

I am a public person with a highly credible reputation and track record, not an anonymous person. (See the links in my Yelp profile)

I was robbed and scammed out of $1200 at Moonlight Bunny Ranch in November of 2013. I will not let them get away with this crime and intend to take action. So I am disputing the charges with my credit card company, and publicizing my story on many high ranking websites. Here is what happened.

First, I went in and selected a stunning blonde called "Six Shades". Then we were joined by another blonde named "Chanel" who said that because I looked at her, she wanted to join us for a threesome. But their prices were way too high. In the past, I paid $200-300 and had a good time, not only at the Bunny Ranch, but at the other three across the road as well. But now they wanted $800-1,000. WTF?! No way. How could their prices increase 500 percent?! On what basis?

Moreover, escort services in the US still charge $200 on average, and the brothels in Canada still cost around $200 total (for room fee and tip). Further, you can get this kind of P4P in Europe for $50 or less, even in Amsterdam. So there is NO BASIS for all these NV brothel girls wanting $1,000 now, other than pure greed.

Also, back in 2001 the girls at the Mound House brothels charged $200. I was there and know this first hand. Then in 2006, they wanted $400-500. And now they all want $1,000? WTF? I have no idea if Dennis Hof had anything to do with this, since he owns all of them now. Perhaps he priced hiked them and corrupted the girls?

Getting back to the story, a thousand dollars for this was not worth it. So I declined and tried to leave. But they kept pestering me to agree to it. After a while, when I was heading out the door, they finally agreed on $300 for an hour. I accepted and they ran my credit card.

But after only 10 minutes, they said my time was up and wanted to charge me another $400 to continue! I said no way, but Chanel took my wallet and credit card out and swiped it at the office AGAINST my will, which was a clear ethical violation. 10 minutes later, they did the same thing. I felt literally forced into all this by the two girls. They would not let me leave.

They did this several times, charging a total of $1,500, which was $1,200 OVER what was agreed!!! Thus I got scammed for $1,200! There is NO WAY in hell that what they gave me was worth $1,500, considering that the standard price anywhere else is $200 or less.

In summary: First, we agreed on $300 for an hour. But they broke that agreement and started charging $400 every 10 minutes. Second, Chanel kept taking my credit card and swiping it even after I said "NO, NO MORE!" That's a clear violation of ethics. Third, I did not ask for Chanel. I only picked Six Shades. So Chanel had no right to be there and charging me for two girls instead of one, which she probably did.

This was a clear cut case of being SCAMMED. They LIED, HUSTLED and did NOT DELIVER on what was agreed upon. Thus this technically constitutes: NON-DELIVERY OF SERVICES AGREED UPON.

In conclusion, the two girls at the Bunny Ranch are guilty of the following wrongful and illegal actions:

1. Disrespecting my decision after I said "No" to them many times, which is a violation of my basic rights.
2. Unauthorized swiping of my credit card against my will and without my permission.
3. Forcing me to sign the receipts under duress after I refused the charges.
4. Breach of contract in not delivering the agreed upon services they promised.
5. Scamming an exorbitant amount from me ($1500) via the use of aggressive trickery.
6. Providing little or no value in exchange for the $1500 they stole that did not match the price. Thus they did not earn it nor deserve it.

I am currently disputing this with my credit card company and will update you all on the progress. In addition, many webpages with this story will also be put up on popular high ranking websites.

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The prices here are a big RIPOFF. Everywhere else P4P is $200 or less. US escort sites still charge $200, so do the brothels in Canada, and in Europe it's less than $50. Also, since 2001, the prices have increased 500 percent! There is no logical justification for that.

It was better ten years ago when the prices were more standard, not 5 times that.

Also, the girls there have a bad attitude. They act fake, spoiled and are not sweet. You can't get a GFE (girlfirend experience) there anymore. Instead, you get bad vibes from them.

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San Francisco, California

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My reply:

What do you mean? My review of course contained FIRSTHAND experience with the business, Moonlite Bunny Ranch. Didn't you even read my review? YES it was firsthand of course. Duh! Do you have some reason to want to protect them? Was Dennis Hof a Freemason or something? Why would you unfairly protect them and censor out legitimate and HONEST bad reviews???!!!