but that is rather arduous, and besides, who wants to draw that kind of attention?

I'd say outing them on a board such as this (or their regional board) is probably the best tactic.

I would never want to see a provider who does that and I don't think that most hobbyists would want to either.

If the provider is that loose in how they operate, what does that entail for the hobbyist?

in the past and unfortunately it is a fairly common practice.

I have seen providers advertising for $100/hour using pictures of models that I see regularly (the pictures that is) in my meanderings around the internet.

In fact I saw one lady advertising on Backpage.com using the picture below as a part of her advertisement. The lady in the picture is a regular Fem-Joy and Met-Art model.  

All the more reason to do your homework.

If it looks to good to be true, then it probably is to good to be true.

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It's a big problem...

It's a big problem, mostly confined to Craigslist, but occasionally on other sites.

No real way to prevent it.

What - you're going to hire an attorney for thousands of dollars, spend more $$ to track down some skanky whore living in a crack motel and sue her?  ha, ha, ha, ha...

Of course the simplest option only costs a dime...

If any girls want to steal my photos for their ads please feel free...

And if any of you boys have trouble distinguishing between me and some girl who stole my photo you may want to use the "Crocadile Dundee" check...

Giggle,
TS Jamie  

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