There is still a huge hobbyist population that is unaware of TER's existence and they will fall for B&S ads like that.

Many are also unaware of the other tools that we have at our disposal to sniff out the scammers.

Of course EROS could care less. They have been paid and that's all that matters to them.

Fraudulent profile:
http://www.eros-ny.com/files/251120.htm

Pictures can be found here:
http://pokazuha.ru/view/topic.cfm?key_or=810055&lenta_type=1&type=46
http://sfw.org.ua/index.php?newsid=1148955521
http://vein.ru/2007/11/02/kyla_cole_makeup__krasota....html

About Kyla Cole:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyla_Cole
http://www.kylacole.com/
http://www.digitaldesire.com/members/models/1602/kyla_cole
http://ca.askmen.com/celebs/women/models_300/343_kyla_cole.html
http://www.kylacolemodel.net/
http://www.kyla-cole.org/

... but without a website or any other online presence, I'd be wary.  However, I do know from experience Eros is often a gent's first introduction to the hobby so this "falling" could very well happen.

I've been accused of having a, not a fake, but... not-quite-sure-what-to-make-of-it Eros advert/ personal website.  But those who get me, on the first go, do.

Anyway, this was a hoot to look at (she's NOT "dirty blond" -- all my NYC friends, ladies and gents, know I know my blondes!) and I am tempted to steal the phrase "courteous homes" for myself!

design.lust
PS:  Would it be moral to steal that "courteous homes" bit for my own use?  It's actually genius in my book... wish I'd thought of it....

Very interesting post "anyone..." however that 2nd set of URLs sets (the foreign ones) set off malware monitors like a friggin' Christmas Tree...appropriate for the season but might be viewed as spamming us and causing much undue heartburn...I'd remove those and find a better way to make the point.

Site. I was PISSED. So I'd say, yes, it is wrong. However since the ad that you are lifting from is a complete fraud I guess that makes it ok! Lol

Moral or not... if I made Sindee "lol" all is okay.

Thank you!

design.lust
Purveyor to chic hotels and courteous homes

Actually, under copyright law the use of a mere phrase, unless it is trademarked or comprises the entire gestalt of the work, is what is called "fair use", so under these circumstances you are legally free to make use of a small snippit such as that.  I myself use the phrase "make my day" regularly.