do a good job of calling out the scams.  In fact, better than I have seen yet on a TER board.  I wonder if TER would let us add a link under the rip off's ad link in their TER profile that would send people to the discussion.  I guess they probably would not, but can you imagine if they did.  That would be a ROFL event to say the least.

.....for the folks in Boston.  If someone has the time to research and post these frauds, perhaps, over time, the frauds will move on.

Hugs and Kisses,
Kelly

Washington DC is full of scammers and rip off artists........and not just in the hobby world!

spammers are very easy to spot, if people get good at spotting red flags..

Here are some most common telltale signs of a scam-queen...

1. The rates are way below market levels, and they are not commensurate with the appearance. $200-240 seems to be the sweet spot these days...
2. She offers only outcalls. Which means she will take your money and run..
3. The area code is 702. (red flag unless she has good reviews)
4. The pics are usually stolen and belongs to some model. You can use tineye or google images to find this
5. If she has reviews (one or two) that have good scores, they are from reviewers who have little or no review history. Tells me that she wrote it herself. If more than one review is found, the writing style is similar.

As a rule of thumb, I always stick to well reviewed ladies. If the lady is not reviewed, I still might see her if a provider friend or a hobbyist recommends her...

...busted!

  Have a terrific weekend!

Hugs and Kisses,
Kelly

I keep saying this.....so if a scammer wants to fool people, she should charge $300-350? Seems to me that would make sense for a scammer to do that. She becomes more legit (at least according to many on this board) and she stelas more of your money. Brilliant!