During sentencing, Judge Phil Gittos said the women went to the middle-aged man's Rotorua business on February 14. Sale flirted with him and they later had a sexual liaison. Sale told him she was only 17 and made him take her to an ATM, where he withdrew $700 then a further $1000.
On February 20 Martin called the man and said she and her Mongrel Mob associates could "sort you out". Judge Gittos said the women each had three young children whose lives would be disrupted if their mothers went to prison.
However, he said he had to "draw a firm line in the sand".
"[We need to] make it clear to you and others that this sort of behaviour will not be tolerated by society."
The women were also ordered to pay $2000 reparation each.