There is an (authenticated) eros provider using real pictures on the eros ad, but on their website there are fake pictures mixed with real pictures. I tried to question them about it and they denied it, but the fact remains. In my opinion, a reputable provider wouldn't risk using fake pictures. Am I mistaken?

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Perhaps someone used her pics...and that is why you are seeing a repeat.  This happens too

older pics of her? I mean.. she has a good reputation correct?  
are you sure the pics that someone else?

The pictures on her eros ad are real. Some of the pictures on her website are real, and some are fake.

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That's what I thought. Thanks for sharing your opinion!

What is your definition of fake here?

I find it a bit of a challenge to believe that any reputable provide (meaning fairly successful to me) would be so stupid to put pictures of herself up along with pictures of someone entirely different and claim they are the same person. So I assume you mean something else but you didn't really clarify in your answer.

You know I would certainly agree until I just saw a pic for a very successful truly wonderful provider which just isnt her. It kinda looks like what she could have looked at in her younger years (like maybe 15 years ago) but it aint her. Her face just dosent match nor her body very well..I mean it may be her but why she would post now is a mystery as it is out of sorts with the others which are exactly what she looks like.

Im not going to ask her why but guess she just wanted to put up a new pic and found this one and thought "well I havent put up a new one in a while so I guess this one is pretty close". I dunno.

What is your definition of fake?

but seems like you're original need was just to vent and get someone to agree with what you were thinking so at this point I don't care what your issue was.

Yeah ive seen this practice on many sites like eros and others which will remain nameless. Other than a few providers that may be reliving nostalgia, i think theyre generally meant to deceive patrons while qualifying the authenticated checkbox for that one picture trying to fit-in with the rest.
Seen this encountered here in dc, san diego, phoenix, philly and baltimore so eros must definitely be aware of the problem. hobbyist bewar

Not a fan of women using fake pix but I do understand why they do it. Some of the reasons I agree with while others are tough to stomach. For example, a bbw should not be using the pix of a petite provider who does not resemble them at all. I feel as if these providers are trying to trick hobbyists to their room in the event they are too horny to pass.  

Some reasons are acceptable such as protecting identity. Many providers are doing this for a finite period of time while they pay their way to an ultimate goal i.e education, job etc...

But as a hobbyist I see no reason why a woman cannot just use pix from her neck down.