accuracy of ads and such? I'm seeing an ad for a lady who had been UTR recently (stalker issues) but the phone number does not match her TER profile and her name is spelled slightly differently. Don't think I can or should provide any more detailed info. than this.

If she is UTR for the reason you cite, the last thing she would be doing is posting an ad on that site.  Chances are that if you cannot reach her, she does not want to be reached.  Most UTR providers will reach out to the clients they wish to continue to see to apprise them of how to make contact.   Your best bet is to look elsewhere IMHO.

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You can make an ad too to sell your services. All you need is an email address. Have fun!

As someone else replied, anyone with an email address can post an ad there.  

The slight misspelling of the established provider name sounds like an identity theft. An attempt by rival provider (or pimp) to capitalize, even if short-term on the brand that's better known. If the UTR wanted to surface she wouldn't use a name so close to her original. Reminds me of 'Rotex' watches sold in Phillipines. Only $70 and at first glance look like a Rolex. The copy cat may get a short term increase in demand for her services.

Google the phone number and check the ads that come up, then check the pictures and see if there all the same provider or Not. Then just use a little common sens