Women accept free rents from landlords in exchange of sex

Landlords are trading free rooms in exchange of sex to women who are anxious for somewhere to live.

Interestingly, prospective tenants were offering themselves in exchange for rooms.

One 19-year-old from Bridgend said she was “19, bisexual, size 18, 38E.”

“I’m looking for free rent in exchange for what you want,” she wrote on the site.

“Obviously nobody else would know about this, it would stay strictly between the two of us.”.

“I’m very open-minded, have a very high sex drive, kind, respectful and a good cleaner,” she said.

“I’d want any agreement to be realistic, like if you’re expecting six times a day every day – that’s not going to happen.

“Not because I wouldn’t want to but because I’d have stuff to do some days.”

According to Wales Online, there are scores of ads posted on classifieds site Craigslist from men looking for women in need of a place.

A 21-year-old male said he is a cute, polite and educated, he wanted somewhere in return for being “entirely to your disposition several times a week

“I am bisexual and have a high sexual appetite,” he said.

Within days our reporter was flooded with messages from men offering free rooms.

A “tall, submissive guy” said he would “not be after any money, but for a woman in the spare room to be bossy with me, telling me what to do round the house”.

One said he did not have a spare room but that our investigator could “sleep in my bed with me”.

Another landlord said he would accept either payment or “sex, kinky sex, maybe three to four times in a week, day or night”.

Andrew Wallis, who is chief executive of anti-slavery charity Unseen, raised concerns about the weakness of tenants entering into these kinds of arrangements.

He urged Craigslist and other organisations to have a “good hard look” at the problem.

“When your platform is used to exploit people you have a moral responsibility to police it better,” Mr. Wallis said.

However, Welsh Government has condemned the practice, saying it is ‘disgusting practice’ that took advantage of ‘poverty and social inequality’. He said

According to report, Craigslist is yet to respond to multiple requests for a comment.