Hotels track IP addresses when you post ads on BP.I was not aware of that.Just got busted at a local hotel in the nw suburbs.I posted an ad(my face was not showing)and hotel manager called my room and said "Maam we see you just posted an ad on BP.We do not allow illegal acts in our hotel.Leave or we will call the cops."Keep in mind I did not use the hotels Wi-Fi.I used my own data from my phone.I wish everyone a safe Labor Day weekend.Be safe

Thats scary!! I was not aware thats possible!! I would think if your not on thier wifi it wouldnt be a problem.good to know!!  

Not sure how a hotel "can track your IP address" if you're using your data plan to connect to the web and not their wifi.

I am sure they are not tracking your IP, or getting that data from back page, or hacking your phone. You may have simply taken a photo from one of their hotel rooms and posted it.

Well if she had taken a photo from one of there rooms the only way they would know is if they search on BP? Or there would be no connection to her and the hotel. So if she did take a pic at the hotel and posted it the manager or who ever contacted her had to have seen the photo and realized its there hotel and the girl that checked in.  

I was sitting outside of a McDonald's, and I tried to pull up TER on my phone - I was definitely not on their wi-fi - and it was blocked.  Instead a message popped up saying "Adult websites are blocked in or around this location to ensure a pleasant experience for customers."   Or something along those lines.  I'm not quite sure how they interrupted my data connection, but they did.

Your cell phone # is on file when you checked in.  You must have used same mobile number you use in your ad.  Front desk googled it and found you.
Do you use the same phone # for personal use AND for your ads as well?

In order to track an IP address, you first need to get someone IP address. And there are only a few ways to do that. First there must be direct communication between two people online in a chat. Secondly you have to pay for a service that can trace IP address. There is no possible way that anyone can track IP address from an ad. If that was possible everyone would be hacked in a much easier way.

and trace their IP via back page or however if not connected to wi-fi.

I have to agree with GMoney10.  

I'm in a tech field - the odds are more likely the hotel did a search on the phone number or a picture search as suggested above. It is also possible that the phone auto-connected to a local public hotspot, which is most likely in the case of the McDonalds noted above. I've had it happen. To prevent that, there should be a setting associated with your wireless settings that requires you to confirm any network connection.

I used my personal phone number for check in.And when you google it nothing comes up.Also I did not use their Wi-Fi.Again I used my own data to post the ad.I did snap brand new photos in their hotel while their.Mabe Courtney is right about them google searching the image

It always gets you eventually.

is only use your "Brand New" pics after you check out of that hotel.  Never use them when you are checked into it or if you plan to use that hotel regularly.  GL

wth are you talking about??

either wait to post the pics, or blur the backgrounds so they cannot be used to figure out which place you are using.

Matters how it is sent if you send me a email from your home computer I can run IP trace. But you send it from gmail or cell phone no.

You are another one that karma will get soon. You and your agency is despised in many forums. The only one to blame for that is yourself.

If you connect to a wifi you are given an IP address from a phone. That you can track. But I do believe that original poster got caught by other means and not by IP address  
 

So much for my evidently naive assumption that hotels really don't care about hobbyists as long as they remain discreet. Unless it's the potential for their hotel to be associated with an ad that they consider an intolerable indiscretion, which kind of makes sense actually.

There is a cell phone app "babysitter software" that you send phone to phone . ..  It shows the user's whole screen to the person who sent the surveillance app ... There are also cheap "easy to use" keystroke loggers to you just plug into someone's phone that  shows the surveillance user all of the typing you ever did on your phone ( including cut and pasted text ) !!!  I know about this because an abusive stalker did that to me like three years ago  : (

I am a wireless telecommunications engineer.  I agree, as others have said, that it is unlikely you were tracked or hacked. If you used your personal phone for check-in and turned wi-fi off on your business phone then there is no way they could track you from a hotel.  As pointed out the equipment is far too expensive for a company to invest in and install in all of their locations.  In fact, from what you quoted, the hotel person did not even mention IP address, yes?

I have read a LOT of her posts that simply don't add up, this is yet another one of those REALLY dumb posts in a long line of dumb posts.

The manager had bp pulled up on his computer in the back office

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Suck a fat one

Knowing what little I know about you from your posts, that would be my first guess.

You keep piling up those SPOTY points and you will soon be giving fg and FatVern a run for their money

Maybe some business provides a service to hotels based on the pattern-matching technology Courtney references above. Upload some pics of your hotel rooms, their software continuously scans Backpage for matches, and notifies your front desk when it finds a jot. Sounds a little far-fetched, but who knows.

Are you threatening me??

LE regularly stops by and offers front desk staff as well as management training on how to spot escorts.. With some girls it is quite obvious. But with others you would never know. So LE has a program that teaches hotel staff how to recognize escorts..And yes they go over BP daily to see if any are working out of their establishments.

If Mscurious is as half as dumb as her posts indicate she is, I wouldn't put it past her to go checking into a hotel dressing and acting like the dumb BP ho she portrays herself to be here on the boards.  

. . . that they gave you the option to leave and did not contact LE to set up a sting.

I think that is a little uncalled for.  I also think your use of the phrase "ho" shows a marked lack of respect for the women in the business.  I think you should think twice, if that's even possible, before making unkind comments about someone you do not even know.  

Edward Snowden deep cover NSA operative

Some of it is well deserved. MsCurious has proven herself by her posts to most definitely be a "dumb ho". It's her I don't respect, not the rest of the women in this business.  

Ahahahaha!  Stop being so mean GG!

I will stop being mean when she stops being stupid. How is that for a deal?  

Having formerly worked at the front desk of over 7 hotels, and about every brand there is (except Hilton) I can assure you that they are not tracking IP addresses. I can also assure you that they rarely care what their guests are doing as long as you are respectful and discreet.  
When I worked front desk, when I saw someone who was being indiscreet with their appearance, yes I would check BP and find their ads and laugh to myself about it. However, I didn't kick them out obviously and my managers would not have wanted me to, as they knew what was going on and we talked about it. I was the only one on staff who did that because I was the only one who knew about BP. And this was about 3 years ago so BP was definitely around, as were those programs people seem to think are a big deal.