I saw Natasha and she was fine. The girl who answered the phone was honest about who had real photos and who did not. She talked about age and looks. It would seem to me, if you will give that information on the phone, you would be legit all the way and put it on your website.

My .02 on agencies is there are plenty of great independents in this town. Use them only when you have that itch late at night and need the last minute appointment.

1) Atlanta Heat has gotten a reputation as a B&S operation, even going so far as to admit that SOME of the girls pictures on their website are only "liknesses" of the girls that are working.  They  promised to 'clean up' their website, but when I checked it tonight I still question the validity of several girls pictures.

2) If you are working as an Independent Escort and you have spent the time and money to run your own ad on Eros-Atlanta then I would suggest you steer clear of the agencies in Atlanta - especially ones that have a B&S reputation.  Your credibility will be questioned because of your association with them - even if your ad has a cell phone number and not the agencies number.

3) Atl_Mgr made the observation that several girls ads, your included, had a similar 'at-lt1' format on Eros-Atlanta.  He also noted that some of the girls used the same phone numbers.  As you pointed out there can be legitament reasons for this, but more often than not it is a SCAM artist trying to make a quick buck.

4) A review from a well known Hobbyist can go a long way to paving the way for others to see you.  As the economy slumped it has been hard to find someone to "take one for the team" and try out new "unproven" providers.  Everyone has been sticking to their regulars or girls already on the 'A' list.

Just My $0.02,
Aliados

Debbie, I am sorry you were offended by being included in a post about the known bait-n-switch antics of Atlanta Heat.

But face the facts here -- you do advertise on Atlanta Heat, and you will be considered "guilty by association" by some folks for that simple reason alone, regardless of how good a provider you might actually be.  And worse, other providers that are connected with you will receive the same jaundiced eye treatment simply because of your association with a known and admitted bait-n-switch agency.

I suggest that if you do not wish your name to be associated with a bait-n-switch agency, that you take the necessary steps to remove your association with them.  But that's an advertising business decision that is totally yours to make.  Choose wisely.

As far as "spreading lies about ladies who actually work for themselves", I posted absolutely nothing but the truth.  To paraphrase, I stated that: "...there are other providers who advertise on Atlanta Heat and Eros that share some interesting ad prefixes and phone numbers...", and then I listed them.  No lies there, just facts.

You also stated that "...you are dead wrong about a few things you just said..."  Well, I challenge you to point out a SINGLE THING I posted that I was dead wrong about.  And don't be putting words in my mouth, either - make sure you quote it from my post, using MY words, not yours.

I still stand by my "Buyer beware" warning.  Personally, I'd run like hell if I saw any indication of Atlanta Heat or any provider who advertises there, including you.  And I'm not the only one, either.  To quote Shakespeare, "Me thinks thou doth protest too much."

Incidentally, it sure doesn't sound like you are an independent to me, if you are buying Eros ads for five different ladies along with scheduling appointments for at least two of them.  Can you spell
a g e n c y   w a n n a b e ?


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