http://www.cityvibe.com/scottsdale/Escorts/am-just-what-you-need-new-to-scottsdale/1396680

Except her name isn't Krista and I doubt she is actually escorting here in Scottsdale.

http://www.askmen.com/celebs/women/models_300/390_denise_milani.html


Google images is your friend !!


K

Damn these cheats. Ty

Any ad like this is by definition going to lead to a rip off.  The pic is only the first, its not going to be fun for sure.

Don't be a schmuck you guys.

Hi Azlacey,

To answer your question from my experience and the experiences of others I have heard/read about, it all depends. The provider might look similar to the pics she has posted, or may not look anything like them (I even heard about one instance where the ethnicity/race did not even match). She may be an otherwise honest person who for privacy reasons doesn't want to have her own pics posted, but most of the time it is a bait-and-switch scam, which might likely involve a rip-off as well. If it looks TGTBT, it usually is. I vet every provider through Google Image, Tineye, and Googling the phone number before trying to set up an appointment. If when I get to the door, she doesn't look like the pics, I immediately leave. I guess what most of these scammers are relying on is that either the client will not notice the difference, or else will be so horney that he will stay anyway.

Good response testlew.  I agree that providers that do this or hoping that the client is just plain horny and doesn't want to waste anymore time loking for a provider and will settle for them and what they are offering.  Reviewed providers are the way to go.  Incase that you are not able to locate a well reviewed provider and take a chance then I woul;d say give a smaller donation and once things go off track either cancel or end the session.  also remember by going this route you are willing to lose your donation to another lesson learned.

mad about these ads!  Though I do appreciate you guys being calm about the nature of this issue, I have two valid reasons for my opposition:

1)  You guys are getting the shaft (the metaphorical shaft!) & if I go to Mastro's for surf & turf & they bring me chopped steak & a fish stick, I'm going to create a scene.  But I think that's what these perpetrators depend upon... that no one's going to create attention to the cause... in fact, a few of my Hobbyist friends have undergone this dilemma, stating that they went through with it b/c they were married or were high in social profile & felt they would be exploited by the poser if they didn't comply.  And who knows...

2)  These impersonators make skeptics out of you Gentlemen, so when you see an ad with a hot girl who has quality photos, those of you who do not 'screen' Providers before meeting them, move on through the ads b/c it's assumed TGTBT.  That makes it hard on us legitimate, quality (& modest } ) Providers to meet new friends.  And those photo shoots don't run cheap...

If one Googles my name, they will find blogs I've posted whenever I (accidentally) discover each of  these fake ads.  I think it's BS & I always fear the time when something terrible is going to happen, despite how it's dealt with.  The Valley is out of control right now with this problem & each time a guy complies, it's confirming the continuity for this action & its potential danger.  You Gentlemen work hard enough for your money.

I hear DaddyCisko had a really good time with her