Searching Google and here brings up nothing. Scam? Or should I just try it out?

http://www.tineye.com/search/d012776444cae6b082d01c747f39424bf3505f5c/

I've heard of tineye before. Does that mean when you find a result, depending on the webpage, that the picture is fake?

For $220 not to much to TOFFT. I'm partcial to green eyes, and the fishnets help to.

Depending on where you find the picture being used in all the other places, it can be a critical red flag.  If you find it in the library of a stock photo site, then it should be taken as a given that it's a stolen pic, and probably a sign of a ripoff.  If you find it someplace that might be explainable, then use your own judgment, but getting any tineye hits at all is generally considered a serious warning.

To me, the top photo in the Eros ad looks like the face was photoshopped in, and I'm unsure about the third picture.  Coupling that with the other trouble signs, I wouldn't even waste my time calling.