I saw a girl on the Craig's list who is absolutely gorgeous and her price is very reasonable.  She swears that the pics are of her. We exchanged some emails and talked briefly on the phone.  She expresses herself well on emails and the conversation with her on the phone is delightful.  My question is "Is she for real?"

...and a strong review record, there is no way to know!

Do you feel like Taking One For The Team?  If you do, let us know the results.

on CL at the top of the page, type her name in. If she has been around there might be some monger that has written a small review. Of course the problem there is reviews, if you can call them that run rampad with no controls. So pimps, the ladies themselves or friends as well as a satisfied client can post a review there.

TOFTT, is ultimately you decision 90% of the time there on CL. Good Luck

Also keep in mind, if curiosity gets the better of you, and you decide to meet her, if she woman in front of you doesn't match the pics on her ad, turn around and leave. If she says she should get at least a little something for showing up, tell her she's right, and she owes you some bucks for YOUR wasted time in responding to a lie.

Perhaps I am wrong, but I honestly don't understand the reviews I have read on here (and I've read many) in which the reviewer states that when the meeting occurred, it wasn't the girl in the pics....but he went ahead anyways, or at least gave her a partial donation for the time she took to show up. I don't get it. If a store runs an ad in the paper for a given product, and I go to the store and it turns out they don't have it after all, I'm certainly not obligated to shop there anyways. Neither should a man feel obligated to give a provider one red cent if any or all of her ad was a lie, and he chooses not to stick around. Just my thoughts on it.

Much like playing poker, sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. Without reviews, you have to go with your "gut" feeling, gotta be a gambler to play that line, personally I love it sometimes, just be prepared to come up disappointed sometimes.