it doesn't take long to find the fakes if compared to using a Windows operating system. Anyhow, I am glad that you see the trend in those ads.

To address you question, "I schedule a one hour minimum, and do not offer hour rates". Well, that to me makes no sense, and I couldn't figure that out to. If she charges a one hour minimum, then I do not see the logic to not charge hour rates. I guess she is implying, "and do not offer hour rates" means that her rates are lower than what most charge [I guess that is what that mean].

Anyhow, making sense of their shenanigans is not worth it. Yes, those were all ripoff warnings in the ad.
Instead of me or someone else replying a thread that request a 411 on a known ripoff, I thought it would be easier if they saw the trend in these ads, and what to look out for. It saves me and other people time from replying. I'm not obligated to reply, but feel partially responsible.

If she looks like a model, has cut rate prices, and no rep. what so ever, it's TGTBT.

For BackPage, you see that they all have a similar trend. 1) the only provide outcall only 2) The pictures are not realistic (too professional and the source cannot be identified), and if you research the origin of the pictures, the pictures are of a different person, 3) The word "hourly" is a big indicator, 4) No review history, 5) Most of the times, they are fully dressed, 6) Their rates, they don't charge regular rates. Most BP providers will charge $150 for a half, and $200 for the full hour, and not $160, $180, and $220. Those rates are unrealistic. $160 an hour for a dazzling looking women is too good to be true (TGTBT).

For Eros, it's the same criteria as mentioned above. But, they also have 1) the second hour rates are unreasonable. If they charge $240 an hour, and their second hour is $320, that's only an $80 difference for an additional hour, which is a not a good sign. Normal rates are $300, $350, $400, and so on an hour. 2) this is a recent occurrence, but their photos know have a trademark in them that says "published in Eros.com" with a restriction icon.

It doesn't take long to familiarize yourself with these fakes. You can easily identify a provider that actual provides than one that rips you off.

Thanks.  That's great stuff.  I've been adopting the TGTBT approach so if she seems TGTBT and she's not reviewed, I don't consider her.  That's served me well, I think.

weren't good looking, no one would bite.  Also, don't delude yourself that the girls in the pics are really associated with these ads, or that that ladymight possibly show up at your door.  No one is going to put up a fake/ripoff ad and put crappy-looking pics with it.

a year ago. She's been around the DC area for a while. When I saw her reviews, she had at least 6 or 7 of them, all of them said that she provide very lack luster service. She is also very different from the pictures. Like I mentioned above, she has changed her name and her phone number, but, that is still her. She is using the same pictures.

You have to trust me on this, avoid Dahlia.