I'm not going to make any judgements about anyone's character or personality here. I will say one thing however. False advertising. If the pictures on the website aren't of her, it doesn't matter how close they are, it's wrong unless stated on the site they are not her, which it doesn't. Speaking strictly about business laws and not lifestyles, this is misprepresentation and poor business ethics. It misleads customers. These kind of businesses are legal and work within the laws, as such, they should be subject to consumer protection legislation. I don't have anything against Samantha, I'm sure she's a really nice lady, however if she wanted privacy, I suggest removing the pictures on the site that are being used as misleading advertising or add a small disclaimer under the pictures disclosing the appropriate information. Honestly, it's good business to be truthful, it implies integrity and gives clients confidence. I'm not sure if that matters to anyone, but it does to me and I operate that way.