I have noticed that providers often change names or use different aliases over time and/or geography. I am sure there are good reasons (Tax records, CRM software), but I suspect there are a lot of sinister reasons as well. What follows is an example.

Lovely TS Anahi is visiting in VA. A TER review search of her phone number, 305 542-4068, turns up these links.

2005  1 review
TS CASSANDRA / TS TATIANA (average)
http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?id=69348

2003 2 reviews (not good at all!)
TS MARIAH / TS JACQUELINE / TS ASHLEY
http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?id=26075

Her eros ad turns up these additional clues:

Current Advertising Name= Anahi

Direct link indicates former name= Diva (check the 2003 review and note 'Diva' was in the adv. link url. Also note she is out of Michigan).

A 2006 411 post indicated her name may be Paulina while she was in Boston. Linked to an expired Eros ad now.

In 2005 there was this discussion on the Jaqueline-Anahi link.

http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=13098&boardID=19&page=

Then this 2004 Rip-off alert on Ashley:

http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?MessageID=11041&boardID=19&page=

Her eros pics are hot and have been all along. All the names turn up multiple 411 calls on the boards.

Who is she really? Scam? Agencey? Team?

A quick calculation of her current advertised age and the 2003 reviews, indicates she was only 19 in 2003 which could account for the horrible reviews!

If I were her, I would change my phone number and my name next time.

Great piece of work!  Those pictures are unforgettable but what a trail of disaster she has sown.  Ultimate YMMV?  

Multiple identities are a red flag but sometimes understandable, i.e. a different name when traveling, advert’s on Craigslist, photos on Shemaleyum, etc., but even the ones who stick to a single identity aren’t always reliable – women, huh? LOL!

BTW - Don’t know what happened to your picture link but the ‘2’ in the URL needs to be a 5, 6 or 7:


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attempt to attract more clients by offering different personae

If they're smart they're doing it to track the effectiveness of their advertising. People call asking for a specific name and the girl knows immediately which advertising source the lead came from.

It probably means your assumptions are wrongand  this is simply an exercise in paranoia.  Who cares if a girl changes their name for an ad.  These girls are changing their apparent sex and you coin a changing of their name a greater deception?

I doubt many working girls care about this board or the thoughts of its members.

... creating different identities for the same product.  Their product accessorizing takes up more shelf space and diverts you from other competitors.