I think I've found a new SCAM strategy.  We all know the ads for 1 hour for $200 and a pic of theperfect beauty accompanying...red alert, obvious TGTBT.
Here's a new one...I think they look for TER reviewed girls who haven't had a review in a while, a year or so. Maybe the girl has moved on, left the biz.  They rip off her pics and here's the weird part, her phone number somehow???  I've seen several ads all for reviewed girls with last review 1 year plus ago. I called one and my spider sense went off.  The reviewed girl looked mature in her pics...the girls answering was quite young sounding, answered right away, ready immediately, asked "may I ask who is calling?" (that's an unusual touch for a BP esp).  I never went.  Called another girl, similar set up of old TER reviewed...same "may I ask who is calling?" question.  First name is harmless, but...too many similarities, spider sense!!!  plus always no recent web history.  Freshest example below.  Am I being paranoid????
 http://nova.backpage.com/FemaleEscorts/sexy-blonde-25/8385583

They somehow were able to use my email & photos, and then I started getting all these emails from men in other states simultaneously.  Had to change everything!  SUCKED!  get 'em back guys!

Stick to well reviewed girls or reputable agencies...

Profound enough?

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The bottom dwellers will always be with us. And there will always be a customer base that is willing to take the risk for low cost, potential high payoff. Not me. Don't worry about it and stick to well reviewed ladies. There are way too many in this market to dip down to the low side, unless you like risky behavior. Let them have their scams, but slam them when the cross over to our ladies. We need to make that a high price for them so they won't do it again

The ads appear to be from "well reviewed girls".  
Just well reviewed the last time in 2010, 2011 or so.
That's the point, using TER background, someone else's reviews, in a SCAM?....maybe?

their account and using their identity..

If they have been reviewed 4 yrs ago, I would consider them as someone fallen off the radar, and wouldn't even give them consideration...

This is a bit odd, but there are two explanations.  

A lady with so-so reviews (this Particulaar Lexi's last ten reviews have an average performance score of 6.4) suddenly develops good customer service. Okay, maybe she is trying to improve her business with a new manager/screener who works with other ladies as well. The prices seems to match the service level and reviews. Might be legitimate.

You seem to be hinting at something else. The fact that someone else (if it is someone else) can take over her phone number could be nothing more than good research. You wouldn't need connections with the phone company to request a specific phone number if it is available; I know a guy who got his childhood home's phone number for his business just by asking. I don't know why another provider would go to such trouble though to hijack Lexi's identity, and I would think she would aim higher in terms of reviews, etc. Are you hinting that the good quality phone service from the inquisitive young lady answering the phone might imply a takeover by a more well-run and professional organization such as the local police department? It could be.

A girl who hasn't had a review since 2008 except for 1 from the past month contacted me about doing a double. Outcall to some house in DC.  

When I said we should meet or talk on the phone, and that I would want to screen her guy myself - she went ghost. I figured it was a scam. No sweat off my back.  

Kisses,  
Vanica

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