In the Appearance section of a provider's profile, what's the difference between "Real Pic" and "Pic Accurate"?  In particular, what would it mean if Real Pic=Yes and Pic Accurate=No?

Many times the ad pictures can be somewhat misleading despite being the actual person. She may have a professional photographer do a great job with hair, makeup, lighting, etc., that only accentuate her best feature(s). Some go so far as to alter the picture with photoshop software covering any blemishes or other imperfections, possibly more of a touch up in some cases. Also, the clothing worn, or posing at a certain angle can distort the veiwers concept of her exact shape and body type.  So regardless of being a "real picture", it may be a glamourized version to attract business. Then again, I am sure some guys get their own mental image from one picture and are disappointed when she cannot live up to those inflated expectations.

After having spotted several rip offs by reseaching reviews, I now look for the warning signs if the pictures are nothing but overly flattering, meaning her face, body, skin complexion, are all absolutely perfect in every way.

best regards, mr.man

Anyone that goes blindly to a session is asking for all types of trouble and/or letdown.  Reading reviews on a person tells a lot about what to expect.