in advertising.

    Multi- location advertisers will make travel plans in accordance with the number of responses received.

I've seen an Ad where the same Lady posted her ad on BP in Colorado and North Carolina on the same day at almost the same time. Both saying she's new in town.  What's the racket here?  In Colorado, she uses a local phone number for that city, and in NC she also uses a local phone number for that city.

1.posibilaty.

...since those two cities are so far apart they aren't likely to attract attention from the same people.

Speaking of which, how were you able to locate her other ad?

I have put up ads in multiple cities stating that I was "thinking" of going, and wondering what interests there was for my type out there. But I have always stated that I was"thinking" of it plainly as could be....

BP is what they always use on those MSNBC specials, you know! I wouldn't touch it, hun....

Dani

Those BP ads are usually scam sites where they ask you to go to a verification site to prove that you are in fact who you say you are, and then they end up getting your CC numbers and sign you up for a bunch of porn memberships. Some even have screen names for IM to get the "providers" to actually talk to you and try to get you to go to this site so you can "book an appt"

Always do your homework