Her TER ID is 349457

She has 0 reviews on here, 2 positive reviews on another review site but they are both over a year old. The name of her profile on the other review site (Malena) where I found her is different than her profile name on here (Lola). And when I search the number she gave me over email (735-681-3159) on TER, which is different than the number listed on her profiles, an inactive profile for "Kassandra Meyers" comes up. She does not have her own personal website and is listed as independant.  

She did screen me (DL pic, 2 references, and LinkedIn) and also sent me nude photos of herself. She asked me to put down a 50% deposit ($80) for a 1hr massage, which I thought was reasonable, but the recipient I sent these funds to on CashApp was a random company called "Adroit Affaires Inc". A day later (yesterday) she asked me for another $20 for food money because she's "broke", which she said she would deduct from the remaining donation. I am supposed to meet her tonight at a hotel which she said she is booking for us. I will not give her anymore $ until I see her, but just want to know if these things are red flags or common occurences that I'm percieving as sketchy simply because I'm brand new to this.

-- Modified on 5/26/2023 10:43:49 PM

Bad news.

but since it appears you made an $80 investment (and I use that term loosely) you might as well show up and see what happens.  

 
I'd give 50/50 odds that she will even show up.

 
Let us know.

Sending money online to an stranger with a questionable digital presence is always a wise decision.

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Judging from her behavior so far, the best--and I mean absolutely best--case is that she shows up, demands more money than you agreed to, provides a subpar service and runs off after 15 minutes.

EOM.

How did it go???

Hilarious scam. Lesson learned.

The review has already been taken down. Can you sum up here?

Before it was time to meet, she started relentlessly asking me for $6 for "a bag of weed" and then changed that to "a sandwich". At this point it was just comical and I knew it was a scam. I'm not sure what the significance of this additional $6 was, but I refused to send it out of principle. Later on I told her I was at the hotel we were supposed to meet at (I didn't actually go) and asked for the room number multiple times, but she refused and just kept asking for the $6. Like why not just ask for the remaining donation in exchange for the room #? 😂 Finally I called her out on the scam and she went ghost so I blocked her. ($100) lessons learned: never pay anything up front and only do business with reputable providers with many satisfactory reviews.