Took one for the team...
In 15 years in the business, never stood a provider up. If something happen I called. Drove from N. Scottsdale to S. Scottsdale..provided text me her address and said call text and she would give room number. Called when I got there, five minutes later received a message to give her a minute. Well 30 minutes...no response...I called and text her. SMH. If something comes up or you don't want to see some...at least be decent about it....wasted an hour of my time. Still have not heard from her....oh well.
Took one for the team...
It probably was a sting and you dodged a bullet. She couldn't provide me a current pic with today's newspaper. She is at the same hotel 3 Palms where the sting was at last week and the stings always stop after 11 p.m.
The other thing I was going to mention to everyone is that everyone should latch the security lock whenever you go in to a provider's hotel room. That way if it was a sting, she would start to unlock it and that would tip you off because government agents need that security lock unlatched in order to barge in.
A sexy XL model with a pair of 34H's is probably not going to advertise on BP, and definitely not going to be charging $150 an hour. This smells like a set up.
-- Modified on 9/4/2014 4:07:54 AM
I was just getting ready to say the same. 150 a little to good to be true. Big upsell waiting to happen or the cops behind door number two. Sound like someone got off easy with just an hour or so wasted.
No fair the ad is down 
I wanted to see those 34H's!!
On a happier note - glad no one was hurt and no real damage just a few wasted hours 
-- Modified on 9/4/2014 4:07:54 AM
Thanks for the info....as I was sitting in the car. I decided to log onto the discussion board and when I read that there had been arrest on McDowell and she was staying at the 3 palms. I got suspicious and drove around to see if I saw some usual movement, it was 12 midnight. You are right, I probably dodged a bullet.
The other thing I was going to mention to everyone is that everyone should latch the security lock whenever you go in to a provider's hotel room. That way if it was a sting, she would start to unlock it and that would tip you off because government agents need that security lock unlatched in order to barge in.
You were able to find the information needed to stay out of trouble!
Another example of the collective helping those who have found fake ad/sting information useful for safety!!!
Took one for the team...
that was pretty quick
-- Modified on 9/5/2014 11:33:37 PM