Four Seasons / Aurora

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Originally Posted by BrisbaneDancer

I think I am getting disillusioned by the amount of passing off being done by shops.

If you have a Chinese girl and pass her off as Korean then the only reason to do that is because Korean girls are worth more. The reason we don't pay to see Chinese is they have a poor service reputation. Passing them off as anything else is just dodgy.

Let's look at today's Four Season's roster at least one of these girls is chinese list as Japanese. I know one listed Thai girl is really That. I don know about the others.

The thing about nationality is not all Korean girls are high performing, not all Viet girls are boring etc


Four Seasons Chloe is one that has disappeared from their roster.

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In the 4 Seasons chain, if a girl claims she's from Singapore, Hong Kong, or Taiwan, there's a good chance she's actually from China—for example, Bella, Yvonne, and Candice.

I used to think Chinese girls only pretended to be from those three places. After reading your comment, I learned that some were also pretending to be Korean. I later confirmed this with one of the actual Korean girls working at 4 Seasons, who told me it does happen. Then I found out there were even girls pretending to be Japanese.

I can understand slightly adjusting your age, retouching your photos, or even exaggerating your cup size to attract more clients. That's all part of marketing.

But faking your nationality is a completely different matter.

Because of that, whenever I see a girl at this shop claiming to be from Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, Vietnam, or Japan—and I haven't met her myself—I tend to be skeptical of the nationality listed.

At this point, I don't automatically assume the advertised nationality is accurate until I've seen enough to convince me otherwise.

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Originally Posted by warspy

In the 4 Seasons chain, if a girl claims she's from Singapore, Hong Kong, or Taiwan, there's a good chance she's actually from China—for example, Bella, Yvonne, and Candice.

I used to think Chinese girls only pretended to be from those three places. After reading your comment, I learned that some were also pretending to be Korean. I later confirmed this with one of the actual Korean girls working at 4 Seasons, who told me it does happen. Then I found out there were even girls pretending to be Japanese.

I can understand slightly adjusting your age, retouching your photos, or even exaggerating your cup size to attract more clients. That's all part of marketing.

But faking your nationality is a completely different matter.

Because of that, whenever I see a girl at this shop claiming to be from Singapore, Taiwan, Korea, Vietnam, or Japan—and I haven't met her myself—I tend to be skeptical of the nationality listed.

At this point, I don't automatically assume the advertised nationality is accurate until I've seen enough to convince me otherwise.

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This is where my slight Korean skills have come handy! I ask them a few simple things in Korean... And deer in the headlights look exposes it right away ��

I'm going to guess and add

Erica - Chinese (advertised as Japan)
Chantelle - Chinese (advertised as Korean)

I know we wont be taking them to Fair Trading or the ACCC but if it was any other business maybe they would be caught with these provisions:

"Under Australian Consumer Law, businesses are prohibited from engaging in conduct that misleads consumers into thinking their goods or services are those of a competitor."

or the catchall

"Australian Consumer Law (ACL), which strictly prohibits businesses from engaging in misleading or deceptive conduct. This means companies cannot make false claims about product features, prices, or environmental impact, regardless of whether they intended to mislead."

How it applies to services I have no idea. I guess the girls might show show distant relationship to those other countries ie "I identify as ..." so who is to dispute that?

Anyway, as far as Four Seasons and associated shops go, seems to be a high performing Chinese shop.

Also wondered about shops advertising photos of girls and then you book base on the photo which turn out to be incorrect
It is like looking at a Toyota and end with a Kia

Tyra has also been round the block. The size description on the website is accurate and she is young.

Its a 5 pine, what position do you want style offering. Shes been around the Golden Lotus chains and a few others.

Some Korean girls can pass as Japanese, oops that’s not PC. Personally, size shape and service are way more important than where they came from, before I came.