Someone is trying to pass off a Real Doll as a live escort. Clearly a rip-off, but I wonder what their angle is? Deposit scam? LE? Bait-and-switch?
Yes, they are making these things scary real lately, but the proof is the picture of "her" sitting on the desk; look at her legs. You can see the cable that runs the length of its left bent leg.
There are other listings from these same people showing up. The other one goes by the name of Zinnia. Not sure if this one is real or not, but proceed with caution...
While the makeup and/or the photos may have been enhanced, I believe the models are real for one specific reason. From Real Doll site's Knowledge Base . . .
Can the dolls stand upright, unsupported?
RealDolls cannot stand upright unsupported. The skeletal system is too flexible and collapsible to allow a doll to stand upright. The doll has the poise and relaxed state of a sleeping girl. The skeleton will hold a position as long as there is not a strong force against it, such as gravity. We try to shoot many of our photos of the dolls without supports but in some images the supports have been removed for artistic quality. Dolls can be suspended on chains from the neck bolt on a beam or joist, or they can be supported on stands. The doll can sit unsupported in some positions.
If you look at the pic of her on the table, look closely at the left leg. It's 100% not a real leg. Also, look at the expressions--they are dead. There's no life in them. They may have found a way to prop them up, but these are clearly not real women and this is definitely a scam.
Look at the eyes though. They are focused on the camera perfectly in each pic. My bet is that they are real models but not providers. Airbrushed for sure but not a doll.
But I agree. I think it's a scam. ~6 Similar profiles showed up on Eros this afternoon. My guess is that they are ask the same person and are deposit scams.
My guess is the profiles are all similar because they are under the sponsorship of the same agency. I reserve judgment as to whether it might be a deposit scam. Most everyone is wise to it now, but if they do TOFTT, you'll likely read about it here.
Clearly they are scams. Look at the arm when she is sitting on the chair. Look at her left leg on the desk. 100% fake. Maybe a new doll type, or maybe they found a way to work with the dolls, but clearly not a real woman.
I've texted a few of them this morning. It's multiple people answering the numbers because I'm having slightly different conversations with each number. But they don't even know what city the ad is in. Their first question is "where are you located" and I've just told them something vague. One asked for a selfie and a pic of my ID, but no one has asked for a deposit yet.
Out of curiosity, I sent a text message, asking her what she charged for her time in Atlanta. She responded within minutes with a quote. There were no additional communications after I didn't follow up.
Seems "Paislee" is currently available in both Atlanta and Las Vegas with a green light showing for both. That's a good trick, but unfortunately, totally impossible.
I tried to report this to er*s, but you can only report fake photos or trafficking. I hate to think there may be people falling for this. Anyone have an idea how we can report this?
Boycott. Stop going to Eros. Use Slixa or Tryst or p411. Eros allows scams, leo, etc. but bans real providers for life for nothing. It's a shitty organization. Use sites that have better reputations.
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