Eros ad for Michelle: http://www.eros-boston.com/files/301966.htm
Hit on Photos: Nothing
Search of Phone# 408 461 7270: Nothing

Called her up and got a quick answer, along with donation and location information after I was asked for full name and employer. (Out of paranoia, I provided false information).

I asked if she was listed on any review sites and she said: "You can look, Baby." Sketched me the eff out.

It'll be too bad if she's legit and I've just burned that bridge by giving fake info over the phone -- and it's my own fault for not asking on here, first -- but I figure better safe than sorry.

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Try google image search instead. Tineye can't compete.

She has a website. It's pretty basic, link below.

Not that this gives you much more to go on.  No rates, still no reviews, sorry.

in Las Vegas...

http://www.escorts.xxx/files/239966.htm

Hmmmmmmmmmm. What do you think? Beam me up Scottie!

Cheers,

Miss Marple

She's in NY too...

http://www.escorts.xxx/files/307134.htm

Seen this trend recently from a number of "Vegas" providers (same ad, multiple cities at the same time). Usually doesn't have a happy ending.  Use caution.

Cheers,

Miss Marple.

Vegas, Boston, NYC...  Can DC be far behind?

Ooops, there she is!

http://www.eros-dc.com/files/303798.htm

Use this information appropriately.

Cheers,

Miss Marple

than the presendential candidates.

Maybe she is riding on air force one.

,,,,,if we could clone our favorite Provider and have a threesome?  What a way to go!

a franchise....Michelle Moon-Pies

or maybe she rides up and down the East Coast on Amtrack... Michella Acela

Or maybe she's B&S, rip-off or other scam.  Watch your step.

Cheers,

Miss Marple

Actually, that's a good question.

No one can really know until someone YOU trust writes a review one way or another. (And I will point out there are lots of fake reviews around lately, both up and down, so I emphasize a reviewer you trust.)

But I submit that's not really the question. In this case, the evidence is, no reviews, running the ads in multiple cities simultaneously, with different phone numbers.  No history on the photos, no history on the phone numbers, a sketchy personal web site with no services and no rates.

The operative question is, Are you willing to take the risk with that information?  We all have different risk tolerances. Maybe you are good with that. Maybe she's real, maybe not, but if you TOFTT, be sure to write a review.

Cheers,

Miss Marple

Actually, this sheds new light on the other thing she asked me on the phone: "What state are you in?"

At the time, I just figured she travels, so might have wanted to make sure my appointment request was do-able. So I didn't think it worth mentioning in my original post. Now, though, it seems a bit darker.

That said, she *did* instruct me to meet her in a hotel that I know some agencies frequent.

Still and all, not worth the risk, IMO.

Newbish question: How does one search Google Image using photos?

Thanks!

There is probably ONE Asian escort named Michelle working for some sort of "agency" (for lack of a better name) with clean pictures.  In addition there are several other Asian escorts working for the same "agency" in cities all over the country using the same ad, pics and website.  The reality is that as long as they show up and a decent looking Asian woman with long black hair answers the door most guys will either suspect fake pics but not care or not suspect at all.  Asian agencies are known for using fake pics.

The wild card of course is that there are no reviews.  It seems like a safe that if you show up a pretty Asian girl will answer the door and have sex with you but how good it will be is questionable.

In any event, Kudos on your detective work MissMarple.  I must admit that I was convinced that Michelle was at least for real until you uncovered her nation-wide cloning abilities!

But I've got a few sure things so I'm not planning on rolling the dice on this one.

"young man" lol at that....

Young man.

It seems you are quite charitable, and an optimist to boot.  Let us know if you TOFTT.

Cheers,

Miss Marple

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Hi BigNation.  To search images using the photos in question, you can either copy the image URL (Usually right clicking on an image will open a drop-down menu with this choice [but some sights block right-clicking]), or what I find even easier is the drag and drop feature they added a while back.  In either case, go to:

http://www.google.com/imghp?hl=en&tab=wi

or if you just open google's main search site, there should be a bar of specific choices at the top, images being one of them.

Open a new tab with ad in question, click and hold/drag the image onto the tab with the search page open, then hold it over the area where you would type in a search.(This is also where you would paste a copied url) it will transform to let you drop the image and have your result in seconds.

I had found numerous cases where Google found results when TinEye failed to find anything. I no longer use TinEye at all.

A while back I talked about making a tutorial for this and phone searches, etc.  I will have to put some effort into making it happen.

Hope this helps.  CW

Hope you saved your money.

Wow.... Thanks!!!!
She's actually posting in Miami as Lani Moon.

Good to know!!!!
Way to look out for each other!!!!