Is the girl pictured too hot to be true?

Her info:

Kream
http://www.sdadultdirectory.com/categories/body/3928/San-Diego-Escorts-3928.html

Her phone number matches with some other girls, who all share similar American Beauties email addresses. None are listed as "agency"... just as drivers.

However, there is an earlier thread with an outdated link that sounds like was an ad for American Beauties... but no replies to determine if the agency was reputable or not...

http://theeroticreview.com/msgBoard/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=21699&boardID=7&page=

The other girls on TER:

Audrey, reviewed as Looks: 10, Perf: 5
http://theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?id=38113

and Mary Ann, Looks: 6-8, Perf: 1-4
http://theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?id=37439

Alas, I know common sense is that it doesn't look good, but Kream looks too damn good to ignore without seeking some feedback...

Check the reviews

Apparently, it's run by a former webmaster from San Diego, but the photos are not legitimate and at least one of the girls is actually a well-respected San Diego lady.

Thanks to the two VIP members who PM's me to clue me it!

Krean is gorgeous, but....do a provider search and include bad websites.  She's definitely one to stay away from.

I sure wish you would stop with the slander.  The well-respected San Diego lady you are referring to is a friend of mine.

Please read the reply to your thread below.


Show me one photo that is not legitimate.  I'll be waiting for your retraction statement.

Thanks... I must have misspelled her name as "Kreme" on my initial search...

Damn rip offs with hot bods!

Today, you removed Ginger's picture from your site.  Thus, I'm unable to "show you one photo that is not legitimate", as you well know.

My comment, which is hardly "slander", was "I hate pop ups and wonder if they came by her pic honestly?"  I stand by that comment.

No, not the dumpy burb on the west side of Chicago.  That guy in Roman times who, no matter what the subject in the Senate that day would always say "and this too is my opinion, Carthage must be destroyed."

Hmm! Actually, Dionisios, it was Cato the Elder who called for the destruction of Carthage ("Delenda est Carthago") and not Cicero, the great Roman orator who came some years after.

Actually, all this comes from the Web, as I too had forgotten, thinking that the Roman Senator calling for the end of Carthage was "Scipio Africanus". Turns out that Scipio was the Roman general who ultimately defeated Hannibal in the 2nd Punic War. I guess this proves Mark Twain's old adage that "....you must attend your vices (in this case, history) or surely you will lose them..."

But there was an interesting website on this whole issue that may have some bearing on today's Iraqi war. Namely, that the Punic war to hold dominion over the Mediterranean was fought between the dominant military (Rome) and the economic (Carthage) powers of the day.

As noted in the Objectivist Center website: "....Isaac Asimov once observed that there are periods in history when two countries—one martial, one commercial—enter a contest for some critical part of the world. Sparta and Athens come to mind; Napoleonic France and Enlightenment Britain; the Soviet Union and the United States. As the inhabitants of a commercial culture, Americans like to consider themselves heirs to the commercial nation in each contest...." After the 3rd Punic War, Roman military power effectively pasted the Carthaginians, and Rome became supreme.

What does any of this have to do with the Iraqi war? Maybe this...the U.S. is simultaneously the great military and the economic power in the world. As much as we spend on defense, though, the military can never match our economic domination of the world. And it was through our economic power that the U.S. was pretty much able to obtain all the oil that we wanted from the Middle East. However, our abortive attempt to dominate the Middle East militarily has yielded only death, destruction and distrust by our Middle East allies, and now close to $42/barrel oil. It as as though the ancient battles between military and economic powers were now being fought by these same interests within the U.S.

Maybe we need a latter day Cato the Elder to put an end to this madness in Iraq.

-- Modified on 6/1/2004 2:55:27 PM

Check the message board as there are a number of posts, as well as a few reviews about this agency.

Quote: Today, you removed Ginger's picture from your site.

Again, that picture was up there for no more than 5 minutes as a test of the system.  Ginger also knows what was going on. The picture was removed several days ago, not "today".  A far cry from an illegitimate advertisement.

You also said we inflict the user with pop-ups.  That, too, is also a false statement.  Never have and never will.

Then, out of the blue, you make another comment in this thread which is totally unrelated to gfedate.com.  

However, I will retract my accusation.  It was not slander.  It was libel.

Slander / Libel = False and defamatory words tending to harm another's reputation, business, or means of livelihood. Slander is spoken defamation; libel is published defamation.

I have never cared to argue on TER with anyone, but I have to wonder what your true intentions are here.  I appreciate the moderator given us the opportunity to state our side.  Hopefully, this will be our last statement on the issue.

who caught me in that mistake.  I've actually been wondering about it on and off today.

But the point I was trying to make stands.  This guy is going to repeat the same message over and over regardless of the thread.

-- Modified on 6/1/2004 7:35:19 PM

Thanks for everyone's help... I've eyed other girls that, upon further study, are from this agency.
Why are agencies such scumbags?