Over the weekend I went to see a provider that was visiting Miami and even though she didn't have any reviews, I figured since it has the Eros stamp of "EROS VERIFIED PHOTO" the girl showing up would at least match.

Well although the girl was blonde, it definitely was not her in the room. Felt quite duped about that (and the hustling for more during service really made this even worse). Anyhow I wonder if anyone has the scoop on the "EROS VERIFIED PHOTO" listed on some of their ads?

-SF-

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held up a sign with "Eros Guide" and the date.  One of my friend did that once, so I know.

Too bad I forget the link to their web page explaining the process.

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Here is the link explaining how they do it...
http://www.eros-guide.com/news/advertising8.htm

Just confirming what A Spectator says, I'm been told the same thing by Eros re photo verfication.

From what I was led to believe "Eros-verified" meant that a copy of the lady's driver license was faxed in to the Eros offices along with her contract and model release.

My experience has been when the photo does not match it is also likely the session will not match or be similar to the reviews I have seen.

It really sucks when this happens as you are obviously seeing the lady because her looks appeal to you.

My guess from reading this is the session didn't match your expectations because if it did I think you might not be posting this.

Let us know if you choose to.

huboo

while it's not "Eros-verified" this here advert has the pictures of European porn sensation Sylvia Saint -- a pornstar who can easily charge $5000/hr (though there's been much debate over the exact how-n-why-n-wherefores of it) yet is appearing on Eros-LasVegas as "Sylva"

http://www.eros-lasvegas.com/files/lv-ves1-silva1.htm

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"it's Vegas baby!"   LOL


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indentification message in here and newbie board to weed out the B&S ads.

I work with a couple of girls now, we are trying something new in Las Vegas, an "Incall Cooperative". Basically we work together and share the Incall Location, website, price of advertising, etc...


I had one girl approach me and ask if she could work with me. She was a blue eyed blonde, about 5'7, 120 lbs...but she was 35 years old. I said FINE, enough gentlemen like "mature" ladies. I suggested we take some photos and I'd get her up on the site and getting calls. She says...oh no, I have some old photos that we can use. I say. "oh no dear, we dont do that here" You are attractive, dont worry, you'll get calls. She just didnt believe that she'd get enough business with her REAL photos. She had a great personality to boot...to bad she wanted to "dupe" her clients.


No, I do not work with her, but my whole point is that EROS is not the only ones doing this kind of fraud. These girls KNOW they will get MORE calls with these fake photos than with their real photos. EROS doesnt care.


Really, it's the GIRLS who send in the fraudalent "verified" photos in the first place...EROS just puts them on their site. Really, EROS cant stop them from doing it. Even if EROS required the girls to literally walk into their offices and sign releases saying they are the girls in the photos, that STILL doesnt mean that the girl in the photo is the girl that's going to show up at your hotel.


EROS can say "verified" or whatever they want, but the truth is they just cannot control whether the photos sent in are REAL and whether the girl that shows up at your hotel and the girl that's in the photo are the same...


Buyer Beware.

You're right about Buyer Beware and you're right about the reasons ladies put up inaccurate photos.  You're also right about there being plenty of clients that actually prefer mature providers.

And you hit an especially important point when you say.  Of course this applies to almost all "malls", not just Eros.

"Even if EROS required the girls to literally walk into their offices and sign releases saying they are the girls in the photos, that STILL doesnt mean that the girl in the photo is the girl that's going to show up at your hotel."

At best, verification assures you that the woman in the photo is the woman who placed the ad.  Whether or not she's the woman you'll actually meet is another story entirely.  

I know of 2 sites that go further and actually vet the women on reliability and level of service.  These are NaughtyEscort.com and SouthcoastVIP.com.  Choose anyone off one of these sites and you're assured
1) No ROBs
2) No bait and switch
3) A provider with a reputation for consistent high standards of service.

I'm sure there are more such sites around the country.  Anybody care to share?