new eros ad.  new name.  new pictures.  same scam.

http://www.eros-dc.com/files/269495.htm

http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?id=197529

http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion_boards/viewmsg.asp?BoardID=6&SortBy=DateCreated%20desc&SearchType=1&Author=db911&DayFrom=30&DayTo=0&MessageID=228641&frmSearch=1#228641

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Good heads up. Pictures looked good and was alluring. Man, she does look good to. Thanks, I'll definitely skip.

They're getting smarter and charging $300.00 to $350.00 to make their ads appear more kosher.
$240.00 was a dead giveaway.

Seems to me that the rip-off artists are starting to get greedy.  Probably encouraged by success in their teaser rates of $160-220, they are upping prices, bypassing the newbie bottom-fishers that are their bread & butter.

This might start to backfire on them in unsuspected ways.  It is one thing to charge $200 +/-, where the unsuspecting/unwary traveler probably just writes it off to experience, while kicking themselves in the rear (the typical tourist is unlikely to make a fuss).  Its another thing to charge $300 & up - you're starting to get into serious money.  The target clientele is more sophisticated and expects something for their money (less likely to meekly accept their fate; and legitimate interests might see a need to start protecting themselves from also being tarred as rip-offs).

Other commonalities in rip-off ads seem to be:  Many are more mature providers,  Pictures don't reveal any 'nudity', Ad text is generic, saying nothing explicit, and Pics are stolen (no tin-eye 'hits' doesn't mean they aren't lifted from somewhere else - found Caroline's stolen pics from sometime ago with 'Bing' search.