Her ad layout looks similar to those that provide ripoff services. "first hour, second hour, $220", and the second hour is $400. Those rates look TGTBT IMO. Also, many ripoffs use the rocketmail mail address.

I have no idea why she says she provides incall and outcall. Outcall I can understand. She probably deploy that tactic, but when you call "them", the will say that she currently does not have incall at the moment, but will provide outcall. When I say "them", this is a ripoff agency.

Now that I look at it further, I'd say pass on this, you can save $220 and spend that on you grocery bills, an electronic device, or just enjoy that money. $220 is still money, and should not be wasted, especially for a dissatisfy and misleading service.

Anyone care to doubt me wrong? Call this number for yourself, and you find out. I will even bet money that she is a ripoff. If I'm wrong, I will pay for your next session of up to $300. I just wish these ripoff agencies posted their ads on other ad websites. That way, the viewer can distinguish the immediate difference of providing than actual escorts to an event only experience. It's just very misleading, but I suspect they know what they are doing. So, fuck them. Avoid her!

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While I'm sure Alaine is nice...I could find my own party if I wanted to take a girl out for dinner.

Seems like an evening out arm-candy dinner date more than a stay in "FUN" date.

A previous thread has included her in the TGTBT in reality class. Don't waste your time. There seem to be a whole bunch of "MILFS" at that $220/hr place who are not real.

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Mac knows what he is talking about. Avoid this provider/agency at all costs. I believe this blonde provider was exposed as a con artist a while back here on the TER. It pays dividends to take the time to actually read the Discussion Boards for your town. If you read the Boards, you will find posts that expose the grifters. Simple research is usually work that is well rewarded. Do your homework--your teachers were right.

The more we avoid them, the harder it will be for them to stay in business ripping off the sheep.

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Years ago we used to hear that the 571 area code signaled a ripoff.  But can we really say that an area code or email domain signal anything just because someone else that has that area code or an email account with the same company?

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that I look for. If it's not there, then I move on. I have been accustomed to recognizing the ripoffs because I have seen enough to know, and it's pretty obvious to identify. The current provider's trend for ripoff does not necessarily involve an area code or an email account to be easily identified. It has more to do with her ad, and what she states. Pictures sometimes help to.

why mention the email domain if it is not imporant?

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