I learned a very expensive ($500) lesson after choosing a (to-good-to-be-true) escort from Eros-Dallas and then submitting my review here on TER.

I saw Jillian, who outright admitted that I had been scammed into thinking for $500 I would spend 60min with the GFE of my dreams.  She said her agency (out of Los Angeles) posts many fake ads on Eros Dallas (not sure where else).  When I submitted my review...TER rejected one od the add URL's I linked to (www.TexasEscorts.com) saying that this site was a known site for fraudulant adds.

Jillian told me that she knew that many of the ads were fake and posted by her Agency.  I see now that if you follow these steps....you can pick out the adds that are 100% SCAMS

1.) Find a provider on Eros Dallas (pick one that has a "to-good-to-be-true" body)
2.) Google search the Phone number
3.) If the provider advertises on TexasEscorts.com...then it is a SCAM!!!

I can see that the following providers are SCAM ads:
Jillian
Lane Bryant
Wendy
Priscilla
Danni

I think that's a clothing store. Did you mean Laine Brant? If so, she definitely does not belong on the "scam" list. (Link to her TER reviews below.)

I know nothing about the site you mentioned, but please don't assume that because a lady has an ad/profile/photos on a website she has any control over them being there. Shady websites steal profiles and photos *constantly* from legitimate sites and use them to bulk up their own sites, frequently effing up the correct info in the process (either purposefully to bait & switch/scam or because they are just that inept).

You are absolutely correct that when thinking of meeting a new lady -- regardless of where you found her -- one should Google her contact info to see what comes up. No reviews? No other "yeah she's awesome" recommendations? No web presence other than a bunch of ads? Think twice before scheduling.

TinEye is another good tool for verifying the photos are actually of her. Hint: If they're scattered around the Internet under a bunch of different names/phone numbers, that's not a good sign.
http://www.tineye.com

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I wish your formula  of distinguishing bait & switch ads were that easy. Carrie Hillcrest has offered some great advice. There are bait and switch on all boards, I find this board to have very few but truly they are everywhere. I also find Tineye.com and Google to be the best way to determine who are real, who are independent and reduce your risk dramatically. The combination of EROS and Texas Escorts in no way is a verifiable for sure risk of B&S.