Simple....

Currently, I have 3 numbers. Samantha Good had 3 different numbers in 2012. Why? My throw away phone is just that. Thrown away, hence a new number.
I know security, screening and discretion can be a mystery to some, but as well reviewed provider I do not think this is out of the norm or a reason to raise eyebrows. Now, if a well reviewed provider is arrested or on news programs I would THEN proceed with caution/hesitation.
New number does not equate to trouble with the law.

I hope this helped!... Maybe others can explain aspects I missed?

Real,
S.Good

Last evening I had someone confusing me with another provider because of their incorrect searching technique.
After an hour of explanation I think they got it .
I've had the same number for 2 yrs & don't plan on changing it for awhile.
Like SG said I wouldn't worry .
Take care & play safe!  Xo V.

I agree with the ladies but if you have any doubts, it doesn't hurt to call the old number.  If you knew that number was good, you might be surprised to find the lady has no idea who is using her pictures with a new phone number.   I've especially seen this with ads that pop up in cities different than the one the lady usually works.  If the old number is out of service that might lend more info on the new one being legit.    

I see this a lot--not so much with long time well reviewed providers.  With some of the ad outfits I think it is hard for legit providers to get stolen pic ads pulled, too.  Maybe a good topic for another thread....

My old red one died and I couldn't transfer the number.
No worries!

Red (the Sassy one)