I have a question.  I text a provider from cl who has positive reviews on this board. We text back and forth a bit and she started acting weird demanding a photo, I reluctantly sent one.  Then didn't hear back from her until the next day.  She text me asking if I still wanted to hang out and then she sent a couple of text to a different phone line that I have.  I never gave her my full name, how would she get that other phone number?  It was all very strange, so I was spooked.  It sounded like she was either LE or LE had gotten into her phone line.  Any thoughts?

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Perhaps whomever you sent the pic to ran your photo thru Tineye photo matcher, and it came back to a public photo of you that made the connection to your real ID. Longshot, but a possibility.

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Yeah, that was my first thought.  I tired tineye search with the photo and nothing came up.  

Are you really surprised?  It's incredibly easy to get almost any information you could possibly want.  We do it to the providers all the time; Cobra already mentioned Tineye.

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I'm not surprised that it is possible, just trying to figure out if she was LE or just f'ing with me.  It only raises suspicion.  I'm not sure what she gets out of it whether she is looking for a customer or a bust.

Wow, thanks for the tip buddy.  Stop *insert habit that led you to this board* (eom)

It is a very interesting scenario that most of us would like to know exactly how it was done. The problem with asking such a question on this board is that half the posters don't have a life and want to sound important with general replies and the other half, besides not having a life need to see themselves as smart a*sess.  

But if you ever find out let us know.

I'd rather be a smart ass than a dumb ass

LOL

Oh sorry, this may be one of those smart ass comments you were referring to
Haha, kidding

N YO ASS.

Are you using Google Voice?  Sometimes that will list your cell number rather than the GV #.  I called a providers personal number once by accident.