... and rejected a more light-hearted (and what I thought was more clever) post on this subject, I'll lay it out in black and white so they have absolutely no doubt that this is NOT an ad, nor a shill.  In fact, it's more like an anti-shill.

Someone calling herself Jessica put an ad on the local BP the other day that uses photos of Tess Taylor, former Playboy Cyber Girl of the Year.  Nice photos... but not too original.  Likely not very accurate, either.

There.  Just the (boring) facts, ma'am.  
 
http://minneapolis.backpage.com/BodyRubs/private-get-away-70-incall-new-customer-special-sensual-vip-real-pics-100-outcall-23/4656037

The folks at TER seem to have changed lately.  Maybe some some newbies there?  I've had some difficulty getting a few reviews posted lately, and I seem to find more and more discrepancies when searching reviews.  (I.e. query on a name or phone number and ad for someone else pops up.) Anywy, to your posting:  I am strictly a massage guy, but I'll occasionally peruse the Escorts section to make sure a massage provider "newbie" isn't there.  My experience is if there is a professional-style photo (i.e., looks like a photo shoot) in the Body Rubs, it generally turns out to be a phony. There are some noted exceptions, but as a general rule (that we all know): If it looks too good to be true, it probably is.  That's the world we play in.