I found that someone had posted a review for Joanna Krupa, who is a famous bikini model in the U.S.  She is currently competing in a dance competition on TV called "Dancing With The Stars".

This website http://www.abeautifulamore.com/ lists her as an escort from the Czech Republic, named Tiffany. http://www.abeautifulamore.com/tiffany.htm
So, first of all, the website is lying.
Here is one of the photos that they stole from the internet.
http://images.starpulse.com/Photos/Previews/Joanna-Krupa-sexy-04.jpg

Just do a Google image search for Joanna Krupa and you will find many more.

So, a TER user named BLUETHRILLS claims he had a "date" with "Tiffany".
http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/showReview.asp?Review=899145&user=0

This is obviously a lie.  It is most likely posted by the escort website http://www.abeautifulamore.com

Can I report this to someone at TER?  If so, how is this done?

Thanks

Rob

Go to the review in question, click on "Report a problem" and type what you just typed here, including the link to the escort site, as well your link to Joanna's real pic. That should take care of the problem. Good eye for detail

He's 58th on the list.

The strange part is that he only gave her a 7.

He says the photos are real, yet she doesn't make it to really hot. Go figure.

tc

Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

Unfortunately, I did not know who Joanna Kruppa is until recently.  

I travel to Europe often.  In the Czech Republic - especially Prague and UK - London, there are numerous beautiful ladies.  Some of them could be easily mistaken for glamor models.  

The lady I saw had an uncanny resemblance to the pictures posted on the agency's webpage.  I had no idea that the agency was using FAKE pictures.  

I do thank you for bring this to my attention.  I will contact TER and have them revise my review to indicate that the pictures are fake.

My apologies if I mislead anyone here into thinking I had a date with Joanna.  Guess I got fooled by a look a like!

Now someone questioned why I gave her a 7.  Beauty is a subjective thing.  Some folks may think Joanna is the ultimate looker, and some might not.


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about the intent behind ANYTHING seen on this site.  In this case, the "lie" turns out to be a mistake.  Bluethrills has posted a very reasonable explanation IMHO, and resolved the issue.

Second, and very related to the first - communication is key.  When in doubt, ask before you accuse.  If you have PM, try that before going further.  If you don't, post a question before you post an accusation.

Third, and most importantly, the system is not perfect.  It has been said by staff, the mods, and admin since this site was first launched that this is a self policing entity.  That means that we all have to look out for each other and bring mistakes, errors, deceit, and everything else to the attention of the members and the site when we see them.

good luck

Thanks for the clarification. But boy are our tastes different. If the lady you saw did indeed bear a strong resemblance to Joanna, I'd have hit my knees and said "Thank ya JAYZUS for giving me the gift of sight!" Yes indeed, beauty is in the eye of the beholder

Sure individual tastes and preferences differ.  Not all people are going to agree on the attractiveness of a specific lady ...

For instance, some folks find Joanna Kruppa to be the most attractive lady in the world.  Others might not.  They might find Elizabeth Hurley to be the most attractive lady in the world ...

More direct to your point, I have seen even more gorgeous ladies than Tiffany.  Some of whom work for very elite escort agencies.  

Just some food for thought for you.  

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When I first read all of your guys' responses, I got angry and defensive.  But then I re-read what I had originally posted, and now I realize that it is I who must humbly apologize.

Whoever said that I had no business accusing BlueThrills without asking questions first, is absolutely correct.

I still do not completely trust http://www.abeautifulamore.com/gallery.html, the agency that posted Joanna Krupa's photos, but maybe BlueThrills can clear that up also.

B.T., are you saying that you DO believe that this is a credible agency?  If so, even I will attempt to use them!  Their models are gorgeous!

Again, please accept my humble apologies; I will try harder next time to think before posting.
Thanks