Craigslist attempts to limit prostitution ads
Popular online classified ad site craigslist has introduced new rules aimed at reducing ads placed by prostitutes and pimps. The San Francisco company is now charging a small fee and requiring credit card verification for postings in the "erotic services" section of the site. Advertisers must also supply a working phone number. Craigslist promises to donate revenue generated from ads to charity.
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