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One of the man's relatives Roman Dunka, 34, then rang his sister Abzeta Dunkova, 26, who lived in Sheffield. Mother-of-four Dunkova travelled to Slovakia to collect the girl.
The teenager said: "She treated me well at first and said I would have a better life than here in Slovakia."
But after a two-day instruct and ferry travel the girl was taken by Dunkova to her Sheffield home and have to work as a tootsie with Dunka's 19-year-old daughter and Zaneta Horvathova, 21.
While the other two girls kept their job, the 15-year-old was caused to give away over all the money she made for doing "turns" of?20 or?30 a time.
Dunkova's two brothers, Roman Dunka and Simon Kandrac, both got round in Sheffield after the girl was trafficked into the country.
Thegirl asserted Roman Dunka slugged her and both he and Dunkova's husband Marcel Dunka would not let her leave the house.
On her sixth night in Sheffield an Iraqi punter befriended her. She said: "He didn't want sex. He just wanted to talk to me. I told him I was from Slovakia and said 'help me.'"
Horvathova tried to drag the girl away but the punter intervened and rang the police. The five Slovakians were later arrested.
Dunkova, her husband Marcel Dunka and her brother Roman Dunka all deny two offences of trafficking the girl into the UK for sexual exploitation and one of false imprisonment.
Dunkova, the Dunkas and Horvathova deny causing the girl to become a prostitute and controlling a child prostitute.
Hovathova's husband Simon Kandrac, 19, meanwhile, is facing two counts of rape and Marcel Dunka is accused of causing a child to engage in sexual activity. All the defendants lived in Page Hall Road, Grimesthorpe.

A preadult girl broke down in tears yesterday as she said how she was trafficked into the country, ripped off and forced to work as a Sheffield prostitute.
Being asked over a live video link, she said she was intimidated to growl, spoke little English and had noone to turn to for aid.
The 16-year-old tentatively told the court how she ran away from a children's home in Slovakia and was eticed to Britain "for a better life."
Directly on arrival she was enforced to work as a?300-a-night prostitute, before a punter took pity on her and call the police.
The girl, in a video interview with constabulary through an interpreter, told how she was suppressed captive, beaten and threatened with being murdered if she ebdeavored to run away.
She could not remember how many men she had sex with but was enforced to hand over all her earnings to her Slovakian captors.
The dark-haired teenager told a court of justice at Sheffield Crown Court: "If I ebdeavored to elope they said they would find me and kill me.
"I was told I had to work really hard every day and nothing would happen to me."
Three siblings and two of their partners are before the courts after the girl, who was then 15, was allegedly brought into the UK on a false passport and set to work as a child prostitute.
The girl told how in May this year, a fortnight after the death of her mother, she ran away from a children's home and caught a train to Trnava, where she was befriended at the station by a man.
She said: "I told him I had run away and he said he would help me so I went to his house.
"At first he was nice to me then became aggressive and punched me in the face. I was tired and went to bed but during the night he raped me."
The 15-year-old said she was locked in the room and then sold for sex.

Suellen did not work but was received money from her family in Brazil, the flatmate told.
She had a beloved until recently, he said.
Suellen appeared happy and normal when the flatmate last saw her about 11.30pm on Wednesday, November 18, he said.
He thought she'd gone to reggae party at Manly's The Steyne Hotel on the Thursday to catch up with her Brazilian friends, as she did almost every week.
He told he and Suellen's best friend were shocked to read yesterday's sheets calling her a prostitute.
"We both found the escort thing extremely... It's out of the blue," the flatmate told. (more...)