Any info on her,  I've searched and can't find anything.

Thanks - c

This is so blatantly fake that it hurts to look at it. I'm assuming you're new since you have only one review so I will list out the red flags in the ad and tell you how to do an image search in Google.

1. All studio shots. When a girl posts an ad that has only studio shots it is because she stole them from a porn site...
2. Erect penis in the ad. This violates BP policy and 99% of the time it means the girl is a scam. They do it because guys see what an awesome penis she has and can't resist...
3. She mentions "hoax" ads. 99% of the time, that means it's a hoax. Very clever bit of reverse pyschology there...
4. If it looks too good to be true, it usually is...
5. No history on the phone number. That's a bad sign. It means it's likely a new phone number. Real girls have a history when you search their phone numbers. Fakes don't because they get new numbers as soon as a number gets a review exposing them as a fraud.

Here's how you do an image search in Google:
Go to Google image search
In the search bar, there is an icon of a little camera all the way to the right, click it
The search by image function will open
You can either save the image you want to search and upload it, or link an URL directly
Press search! This will give you other sites where the image has been used.

Image searches are the most helpful tool in exposing fakes, after the TER boards of course. In the future, make sure you do one *BEFORE* coming to the boards for help. Here's why...

http://www.distintas.net/it/italia/transex/marcellahills

Had you searched by image, you wouldn't have needed to bother coming here and asking for help.

You're welcome-Timotl

you can think with the brain that's above the shoulders, apply just a tad of common sense and realize this ad is fake.

Yes. I was trying to help him with *how* people recognize the fakes. To folks who've been around a bit, like you and I, we don't need to ask or think about this ad. We just know it's fake right away, and laughably so. Without our experience however, ads like this may look real, or plausible as it did to the OP. The more people know about spotting fakes, the less they will fall for them. Best to spread the knowledge around...it helps us all in the long run.

all good.

Thanks for the education on spotting fake ads.   I  really appreciate it.

Cub

No problem. Honestly, image search is the key. So many fakers steal stuff that is easy to trace. They're lazy...