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The police arrested Tan in November after receiving information that she was engaging in vice activities. She added that the victim would earn 60 per cent of the payment, while the company would take 40 per cent.

Wanting to earn escort cash, the year-old girl agreed to work for Tan. She sent her photos of her face and figure, lying that she was The teenager took up two jobs from Tan. She went to a provided address and had sex with a year-old customer. The teen old Tan, who told her there were two types of events available for fast cash, including "companionship dates" and "escort". Old court heard that Tan used to work as a freelance model and social escort, before opening her own escort and social escort company under the aliases Alexa and Elixir Wong.

Skip Jump to Main. Tan sobbed repeatedly throughout her court appearances. He added that limited weight should be given to the plea of guilt, as there was evidence against her.

They seized her phone and retrieved WhatsApp messages she exchanged with the teenage girl, uncovering the offences. Using her network of clubs and customers, Tan hired models and social escorts and gave them jobs which included accompanying men.

The victim asked if this involved sex, and Tan said it did. She knew that this companionship involved sexual services, referring to this as "intimacy", old put up advertisements on Carousell seeking models. Escorts discussing the terms of employment, Tan told her that her asments would require her to be a "girlfriend" to customers, with "intimacy" involved.

Her lawyer asked for leniency, saying his client was remorseful. In Aprila year-old female student searching for a job came across Tan's advertisement for a freelance model on Carousell.

Mr Gwee said Tan had used the Internet to advance her business, which is an aggravating factor.