but then I am not the sharpest knife in the drawer, and I live so far north I am a sucker for "North Shore" ads, but I responded to the "Hot Blonde" with NS incalls, [email protected] and when I googled it I got the following (this is probably no news at all to anyone smart enough to be on this site, but you never know--I continnue to be amazed at the ways human ingenuity develops ways to part horny people from their money):


I believe it's some kind of scam being run through California. I was always curious about these things and thought I'd see what would happen (escort services and prostitution being run through the website).

Basically she tried to entice me and to convince me to sign up with her "verification" website, which was a porn site. She gave me instructions on how to do this. Once I had done this she gave me the number which is a landline in California, I'm in Tampa, and she said it was her cell ... The ad was from the Tampa area. Obviously this the first sign I was looking for lol

I always assumed it would be a scam, but this was verified when my bank called about suspicious activity on my card (which I used for the $1 verification). The website had tried to charge me $40 more. They canceled the transactions and I got a new card. But "she" still thought I was "verified" and gave me the number. My guess is it's just someone who's set up with the porn site to pull in business and then when "she's" done with that she gives them this fake number which probably records the number for people to sell to scam artists or time share people or something. It's probably not even a woman ... :P

When you call it goes to a british sounding woman who says "The person you are trying to reach is not available, please leave a message after the beep. Luckily I called from a Payphone! Anyway, I'm guessing your man was looking for a little side action and fell for this woman or man's scam.

Sorry to deliver the bad news.