I have a date set up with a provider who is well reviewed on ter tomorrow.  Her  email asking me to confirm had misspelled words and no punctuation. My question is, Does LE use a ladies email to try and bust clients? Just smelled fishy

Is it the same email you contacted her with initially? Does it match the email on her website exactly? Contact her using a known email address only, bad things can come from using one that's just close. If it doesn't look or feel right and you can't confirm using a known contact method, Just walk on by.....

...I wouldn't be concerned about it. If you've done your due diligence in researching her you should be fine.

Regarding your question, yes LE could use a providers e-mail to bust clients.

Same e mail address.

She's between 25 and 30.

I have seen that as well.. used to bother me.. but thise that communicate all the time via text tend to let that way of spelling spill over to more civilized ways of communicating..

I imagine she just uses text speak or slang. One of my favorites (same age) e-mails using slang ex: "n e who"  for "anyway" when she gets to the point of what she's saying.

If the provider you're scheduled to see screened you that's another way to tell she's very likely legit. LE isn't going to bother screening. They want to get you in there and bust you.

As long as it's the same poor spelling everywhere and things match it shouldn't be a big concern.

This last one wasn't as different as I thought.  Her typing style is even like this on the boards she posts on here.

written previously as well as on her website, then all should be OK.  However, LE has compromised ladies in the past.  There are no guarantees in P4P.

Why you would think LE would have misspelled words and no punctuation?

Had a great session.