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Prostitutes would bring cocaine to clients who ordered the so-called party packs.
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The ring also promoted the suspects' business with advertisements on the Internet and public access television and sometimes billed for cocaine as equivalent "hours" of prostitution, authorities said.
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{Authorities} allege that after clients were impaired by drugs, the ring would flood the room with additional prostitutes and repeatedly charge clients' credit card, at times more than $10,000 for one night. Through the front businesses, the group would charge credit cards for legitimate goods and services that were not provided, according to investigators.

dualstow wrote: from High-End Escorts Arrested in Super Bowl Prostitution, Cocaine Crackdown

Prostitutes would bring cocaine to clients who ordered the so-called party packs.
...
The ring also promoted the suspects' business with advertisements on the Internet and public access television and sometimes billed for cocaine as equivalent "hours" of prostitution, authorities said.
...
{Authorities} allege that after clients were impaired by drugs, the ring would flood the room with additional prostitutes and repeatedly charge clients' credit card, at times more than $10,000 for one night. Through the front businesses, the group would charge credit cards for legitimate goods and services that were not provided, according to investigators.

How do you make that call to Amex and explain it? 

Mountaineer wrote: [Tell them there was more snow than you anticipated?

TennPaGa wrote:

dualstow wrote: I'm just sad that Chris Farley is no longer among us. He would have made a perfect Rob Ford.

omg YES

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dualstow wrote:

Mountaineer wrote: [Tell them there was more snow than you anticipated?

Hey, it's not working in Atlanta.