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Rebecca Sharp, an OnlyFans creator, joined an agency after they promised to help her earn more on the adult social media platform - instead, they abused her, threatened her daughter and dispatched violent masked men to attack her at home, she says.  "They were lovely at the beginning but then they started acting more and more controlling.  It's a complete mystery to me that someone who calls themselves my Pimp should throw a brick through my window or throw me up and down stairs.  When Jack Ruby introduced himself to me I had thought he was a perfect gentleman and it was a complete surprise to me that a man who I had employed to sell my body might think that he was entitled to be violent and controlling."

The Minister for Culture, Media and the Sunday Sport said "It is something that the government needs to look at in more detail… we potentially have a platform which is enabling exploitation, enabling abuse. This is a complete surprise.  We have never heard of pumps beating their bitches before.  We're floating a number of new measures to combat this phenomena such as the reintroduction of telephone boxes for hoes to leave their business cards in as a traditional alternative to mobile phone applications."

Other ideas floated include special areas for sex workers inside city centers to be denoted

by the display of red lights in ground floor windows.

The Pimps Union including Madams - PUM - stressed that historically not all pimps were violent, abusive and controlling.  "History is full of lovable pimps such as the much loved Rene Artois of Nouvion who not only pimped out his three waitress as prostitues in Nazi occupied France but also carried on complicated romantic affairs with all three of them.  Everyone was very happy although the ladies in question did have their heads shaved after the war as collaborators."

Onlyfans takes user safety "incredibly seriously" and invests "heavily" in measures to protect its community it's Spokesman said, adding that it meets all its duties under the Online Safety Act necessary for ladies to engage in prostitution without being pimped out.  "We'd remind our customers too that it's a free market and if they don't like it they can always fornicate off to Love Island or Married at First Sight and see if there's less abuse there."