Listen to Maryanne on the Radio A Great Interview on Darwin Closure ABC

[Aaron]

Have a listen to @Mrs Langtrees on the radio.
Great Interview

Link not working so taken down

 

[1steelrod]

Gold. MaryAnne gold.
It would be some shallow little piss stain who still lives at home with his mother.
Insurance companies have no moral back bone you only have to see what they are doing over East with the floods. Denial Denial Denial.

 

[MikeB]

Insurance company & moral values is a total oxymoron
First KPI in the insurance game is grab the premium and avoid all payouts (commonly will rely on/quote ”usual industry practise” even where this conflicts with the contract of insurance!)
Recently fought & won on their “unconscionable“ behaviour where they tried to use their “industry” size/power to try & bully/intimidate a claim payment and not honour their contracted undertakings! Wasn’t a huge amount, but a moral victory & established an important precedent for a collective with similar policy coverage!

 

[Mrs Langtrees]

Thanks so much Aaron it was one of my better ones voice was croaky and showed my mature years LOL

 

[Mrs Langtrees]

I will move this to the History Forum

 

[Mrs Langtrees]

I have been bumping this all day as was wanting to see Langtrees Ladies joining in and using the forum its a good interview and was even surprised none of the receptionists picked it up either lets see if tomorrow brings a result, posting on here that they have listened may just get that ladies bonus back....
I am assuming they know a voice file and will click on the symbol to listen.

 

[Madam Tracey]

I have fond memories of working in Darwin.

 

[Plumage]

Classy interview. You stayed so calm, but also resilient. A lesser person would have been spitting chips, which would only have put people off and let the insurer off the hook. I loved that you supported the body corporate (which also highlighted that the insurer was isolated and out of line) and stressed how you made the neighbourhood MORE secure (making the insurer look even dumber). The interviewer was good too, in that he didn't interrupt with argumentative bullshit but let you explain what was going on. It's still a terrible state of affairs though.

 

[Nev]

Have brothels or similar businesses in Australia had recent expensive claims history in any state, or suspected fraudulent claims when lockdowns may have permanently closed businesses? Bad claims may never be public if insurers negotiate payouts with litigious customers.

I expect insurance companies to be too amoral to even be prudish, as I'm sure being prudish isn't good for their marketing in 2022.

 

[Ms Amanda]

Such a shame as Darwin Langtrees was awesome very fond memories fantastic clients and gals great fun in the sun

 

[Plumage]

Have brothels or similar businesses in Australia had recent expensive claims history in any state, or suspected fraudulent claims when lockdowns may have permanently closed businesses?

Unfortunately, it has been an issue for a long time Nev, so it is probably not related to any recent claims. In 1999, a report called 'Unjust and Counter-Productive: The Failure of Governments to Protect Sex Workers from Discrimination' noted that sex providers faced "difficulties in obtaining goods and services to operate a sex industry business (e.g. higher rent/lease agreements, income protection and business insurance coverage, credit card facilities, banking facilities such as loans and other credit arrangements)".

Link not working so taken down

 

[Cayla Cream]

Have a listen to @Mrs Langtrees on the radio.
Great Interview

Link not working so taken down

Gotta Love Ya MA

 

[LongHair]

OMG,

I nearly pissed myself hearing that the Insurance company had "moral concerns", unbefuckingleavable coming from an organisation of scum sucking bottom dwellers who's entire business model is based on the misfortune of others.

I am pretty sure more people get screwed by insurance companies than people do at Langtree's

 

[Miss Monique]

Sadly major discrimination in both the finance & insurance industry
I will listen to it later tonight

 

[Casey Delicious]

Have a listen to @Mrs Langtrees on the radio.
Great Interview

This is no suprise to me i own my own home and indpendant escort in small town iv had more guys offer me to work for them then i have clients on good day iv had my door window locks tampered with basicly when they sent me enough guys over to work for them, then i get told i should just leave, i did as i had concerns and was frighten in my own home in my own town for other reason, came back in less then a year same all over again... now if brothelles are forced to close down girls are chaced outta there home they own wear do we have a safe place to work. Establishmets like yr own need be availbe how is any girl ment to learn the industry....Mr big shot and his mates. I am currently now contanly asked for out calls and i stand firm if i cant get incalls in my own home i am not doing out calls. I hope those girls cleaning staff and reception bounce back fast

 

[Goodstuff36 Bon truc in french]

Just can't understand it snd don't know why brothels can't operate in industrial areas???
Do they have to be like Las Vegas and have the famous brothel the chicken ranch 5 minutes from town.

 

[Nina Stone]

I’m sad everyday that Darwin is closed. So many fun memories from working there. The clients were so lovely, and being in the tropical climate was such a lovely change. Darwin will always have a special place in my heart. My favourite place in the whole of Australia