She is not really staying anywhere in Minneapolis. That is just part of the come on.  this post runs here in minneapolis a few times a month, and I have seen it in other cities as well.  The ads must be affective. After all, it got you to believe the woman was just dumb posting her incall location.  You just didn't fall for the obvious scam.  

She only says where she is staying to give the ad a false sense of "local flavor".

the Comfort Suites? Does she know where she is or is she on a phishing trip?

But these types of ads have made the rounds before.

it feels right.

perfect boobs, innocent dimple, glittery name on a cheap godaddy site put together all by herself.

the phone # i'm going to call to hear her too-cute lil voice on the voicemail.... she's gotta be real if i hear her voice right.

oh yeah, i could see myself leaving a message and ponying up the buck eighty five. (thats like nothing anyway)

and i'm not even into women AT ALL.

im not an expert but i think he did a brilliant job setting that up.  (assuming the scam artist is a guy )