Porn Star Juelz Ventura who advertises on Eros, [and maybe other places], is running a big time scam and needs to be stopped. I believe she is behind this as the email from her reviews on TER from many years ago, "[email protected]", is the exact same email she continues to advertise with. I did some background search on Been Verified which could only tell me the email likely belongs to Juelz Ventura. Her number on EROS  cannot be traced through normal channels,

A few  things can happen during the scam. The first is after contacting her with emails and texting, she will ask for light screening of an ID. Once verified, she then asks for a deposit of $400.00 and the $800.00 balance once you see her. Then once she gets the deposit she will tell you she needs another $100.00  for transportation. So you either do it or you cut your losses. The next thing to happen is she will either ghost you, or she will get you to go even further and to set up a time and date. This when the big sting happens. Juelz never shows up, but instead sends another pretty girl. So the client either tells her to go away, "You're Not Juelz," or if he feels like she's pretty enough and wants to move forward, he invites her in. The girls agrees to having fun,  takes the balance amount, then proceeds to do the upsell. Of course, the client isn't sure what to do as the girl gets on the phone to the person who's in charge of running this and says the client would like a refund. Of course the person in charge will tell you there are no refunds and that you the client seem like you like high end escorts , and that this is Vegas,  and once in Vegas girls can get more than $1,400.00...We all know that you can get very hot GFE providers anywhere in the range from $600.00 to $1000.00 for the hour...They are basically robbing people day in and day out. Any ideas how one would go about getting what must be a small group of thieves stopped?

Maybe if people would not pay deposits..

While I am sorry this happened to you, you either didn't do your homework or ignored the red flags. She has a rip off review from May of last year and January of this year. These are 1s. She also has a 2 and a 3 for performance from 2019. Her score is low because of her issues with service, as everyone rates her high in the looks department. So, why would you not only bother seeing her but falling for the deposit scam?

 
Next, unless you are booking a long session, there is little reason why you should feel the need to send a deposit. The majority of providers do not require deposits for 1 hour sessions. There are enough choices to not feel the need to send a deposit, especially a $400 one followed by an additional $100. That's a bit much. Maybe taking a risk on $100 deposit, if you really really are hot on the lady. But otherwise, hard pass.

 
This aside, and not to beat you down when you're already feeling bad, you want to know how to stop them? You can start with another bad review. But that obviously doesn't stop everyone. And, TBH, you cannot realistically stop them by yourself. Unless you want to go John Wick on them like a vigilante, you need to learn from this and move on.

There are so many examples cited here of guys being ripped off and their deposits never returned.  You would think that would be a big Red Flag about this... especially when you're talking about several hundred dollars up front without ever seeing the  girl before.   What's the worse thing that could happen?   LOL?

BUYER BEWARE!

NEVER, NEVER, NEVER send a deposit to a stranger you've never met.  It doesn't matter how great the reviews and photos are that really turn you on.   It's a different world we live in today with so many scammers committing electronic fraud.    I know there are many legitimate providers out there that will rebut my claim, but it's safer to not bet on the come... so to speak.  It seems to me the best ladies are those who do business the old fashioned way.  Cash on the barrel head.  The reward is really the nice tip you give them after exemplary services are rendered.