Talk about missing the point....did you even read my post?
The name and pictures in the ad are meaningless in legal proceedings. The only thing that matters is if prosecution can prove a connection to the ad via a money connection (or some other causal relationship, computer forensics, etc). If that isn't possible...I doubt the ad even comes up in court. Here's how it would go down:
Prosecution: "For exhibit A, we introduce this ad on an escort mall clearly depicting the name and photos of the defendant"
Defendant: "I didn't post that ad"
Judge: "Prosecution, do you have any proof the defendant posted the ad?"
Prosecution: "No, your honor. But, it's her name and pictures. Who else would use her likeness?"
(laughter erupts around the court room)
Judge: "What, did you stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night?"
(more laughter)
Game over for the prosecution.
Consider the opposite scenario:
Prosecution: "For exhibit A, we enter this ad on a popular escort mall depicting a Jamaican beauty named Shanice Shivers."
Defendant: "That isn't even me. I'm white and my name is Belinda Blowjob. How is that evidence?"
Prosecution: "We have here additional evidence, artifacts B and C, a bank statement from Ms. Blowjob showing a disbursement to the ad mall on the date the ad was placed in the posted amount of the ad option in question and copies of emails from the defendant's email account confirming the transaction. We also have phone records connecting the posted number on the ad and the defendant's phone."
Game over for the defendant.
Doesn't anyone watch Law and Order anymore?!?!?! You have to have evidence!!! :p
AND....my main point wasn't even about the legel BS. I just don't consider this UTR...I don't care how many girls do it. I mean...that is the very height of oxymoronism....an ad stating UTR status. Ridiculous....
I mean...do you believe everything the ads say? "elite", "ultra high end", "low volume", etc. It's all bunk just to get guys to buy the product.
That's all I'm saying.