For our free coronavirus pandemic coverage, learn more here. And she meets these men for sex, about 15 of them, over a four-day stint during August in Wodonga, on the NSW and Victorian border. One waits in the car, like a sentinel, while the other does the job. Two days were quiet, but there were two overnight stints from 5pm to 6am. In mid-October I visit Eve at her weatherboard home on a quiet street in a middle-class outer Melbourne neighbourhood. Her living room has all the tell-tale signs of little girls: jagged lines of pink pen on the door, a pink heart-shaped foot stool, a teddy bear face-planted on the floor next to a brush.

Men cruised the hallway of an upscale Bellevue apartment building, checking their cellphones and scanning the unit numbers before pausing at a door that swung open even before they knocked. A neighbor grew suspicious and alerted police, saying she believed the woman living down the hall was involved in sex work. The email set in motion an eight-month investigation that revealed South Korean prostitutes were working out of a dozen luxury Bellevue apartments. Many of their customers were members of a secretive network of men who not only paid for sex — in some cases scores of times — but would also write detailed online reviews of their encounters and encourage others to do the same. The website also accepted free advertisements from prostitutes.

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