As an escort, one of the things that you need to deal with is drama, slander, miscellaneous bullshit, and websites that steal your ads, steal your pics, and use them for their own purposes without bothering to tell you or compensate you.
One of the biggest offenders is adultfriendfinder.com. You can recognize it by the tacked on, underlined blue link at the end of a girls ad which reads "My friends and I are on AFF so you can come chat with us there babe.” or something along those lines, followed by a stupid “user name” such as “candy_lick” or “puffy_pink”.
I am not particularly into being used to advertise someone else's business for free, so I do a periodic sweep to get rid of as many of these misleading ads as I can.
The newest round of thieving advertisers, however, are using much, much more malicious tactics.
Yeah.
This what comes up when I google search my number.
It’s still AFF for the most part, or a newer site freehookups.com who are using us escorts to advertise themselves, but now they are using scare tactics, which, incidentally can be quite detrimental to a girl’s income. If you were a nervous new client and wanted to check me out, one of the easiest ways is to google my number. A quick glance down the search results and it looks like I am a cop who is putting 11-15 guys in jail every night just for calling me.
This pisses me off.
A lot.
And, smack dab there in the middle of it is an advertisement for a website that I have always considered pretty legit and drama free, theeroticreview.com, who is a paid advertiser on a lot of these sites.
So!
How can you guys tell if this is a real warning from an honest, caring website or if it is just some asshole who is trying to scare johns away from hookers and onto their crappy dating website? Incidentally, you are going to have to pay a monthly membership, (with NO guarantees of getting laid) to find out that no, my friends and I are NOT waiting for you on AFF, babe. Lame.
Well, good news is, it’s easy to tell the real from the fake. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page. You will see, probably in tiny font and in a colour that almost matches the background a link that says "click here to request removal of this ad” or something similar. That's the key to knowing if this is just an aggregator or an actual warning.
I don’t know if this is something that any of you guys have ever run into, but if you have seen it and it has scared you off of trying a new girl, maybe you should consider giving her a second look, because chances are, she’s not actually a cop, just a victim of some greedy jerk who’s advertising for a boring hookup site.
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One of the biggest offenders is adultfriendfinder.com. You can recognize it by the tacked on, underlined blue link at the end of a girls ad which reads "My friends and I are on AFF so you can come chat with us there babe.” or something along those lines, followed by a stupid “user name” such as “candy_lick” or “puffy_pink”.
I am not particularly into being used to advertise someone else's business for free, so I do a periodic sweep to get rid of as many of these misleading ads as I can.
The newest round of thieving advertisers, however, are using much, much more malicious tactics.
Yeah.
This what comes up when I google search my number.
It’s still AFF for the most part, or a newer site freehookups.com who are using us escorts to advertise themselves, but now they are using scare tactics, which, incidentally can be quite detrimental to a girl’s income. If you were a nervous new client and wanted to check me out, one of the easiest ways is to google my number. A quick glance down the search results and it looks like I am a cop who is putting 11-15 guys in jail every night just for calling me.
This pisses me off.
A lot.
And, smack dab there in the middle of it is an advertisement for a website that I have always considered pretty legit and drama free, theeroticreview.com, who is a paid advertiser on a lot of these sites.
So!
How can you guys tell if this is a real warning from an honest, caring website or if it is just some asshole who is trying to scare johns away from hookers and onto their crappy dating website? Incidentally, you are going to have to pay a monthly membership, (with NO guarantees of getting laid) to find out that no, my friends and I are NOT waiting for you on AFF, babe. Lame.
Well, good news is, it’s easy to tell the real from the fake. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page. You will see, probably in tiny font and in a colour that almost matches the background a link that says "click here to request removal of this ad” or something similar. That's the key to knowing if this is just an aggregator or an actual warning.
I don’t know if this is something that any of you guys have ever run into, but if you have seen it and it has scared you off of trying a new girl, maybe you should consider giving her a second look, because chances are, she’s not actually a cop, just a victim of some greedy jerk who’s advertising for a boring hookup site.
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