So Many fake posting

[Caramel]

it's not always so, but generally you can count on the pixelated faces or those with the big annoying white light over the faces to be fraudulent pics. a good photographer knows how to hide the facial features using camera angles, shadows and locks of hair. they wouldn't be caught dead using pixels or the white light or the fake scribbling out or any of those techniques

btw, good catch, grasshopper

lol vcc ur the best resource for fake pics!!! i hate being accused of having fake photos its soooo annoying the fake photo bitches make the rest of the real girls look so bad!! its like theres more fake pic girls than real indy photo girls so shitty

in regards to ladys in red being fake, yeah i was wondering why its so easy to just set up an account on perb, charge it to a credit card and become red instantly, and start posting ads...its so convenient theres no filtering or moderating there, no verification process its just like ers...perhaps fred zed should consider doing a verification process or something

 

[Cami Parker]

Omg!!!! False advertising is unfair to consumers!!!

ok, here goes nothing...

ebony anna

lady in red pic

porn star yasmine loven pic

fionaxoxo

lady in red pic

denisa grossmannova pic

kiera_bentley (dara)

lady in red pic

christina from pacino adventures pic

now man mountain was the original eagle-eye that caught these, i'm just the messenger

 

[Cami Parker]

That's a damn shame about Ms Fiona though... Looks delish!!!

 

[Cami Parker]

Who has her contact info?? Lol I've been contacted and told guys were being "catfished" on Facebook using my selfie pics, but that's about it...

You could contact the real girl in the pic and see if she's interested ...

Do guys ever contact the real owner of the pics to let her know they're being used by someone else?

 

[Elmore]

You could contact the real girl in the pic and see if she's interested ...

Do guys ever contact the real owner of the pics to let her know they're being used by someone else?

Some may remember an up and coming escort several years back who used fake pics. For whatever reason a shitstorm ensued and she was crucified by many of her peers...I actually stood up for her because she was honest and I gathered the fake pics were a true representation of her. Fast forward several years and she is probably one of the more popular escorts here and she only posts real pics now.

Maybe using stolen pics is illegal?? I have no idea but few complain when the lady looks as good or better than her pics. For me it is mostly about an escort accurately representing herself to prospective clents.

 

[erotq]

Unfortunatley this is the sad part of our business But thanks to places like this board we can curb it a little bit!

Why is there so many fake posting in this city, ??? the ladies hear they will post fake picture and what it is doing is just making the business look so bad.

We very up scale men are looking for something and it seem like there are so many fake ones ????? where are all the real and classy ladies gone too

 

[Cami Parker]

I'm not sure I understand...? You're saying fake photos make for an accurate representation?*not agreeing or disagreeing just trying to clarify...*

Some may remember an up and coming escort several years back who used fake pics. For whatever reason a shitstorm ensued and she was crucified by many of her peers...I actually stood up for her because she was honest and I gathered the fake pics were a true representation of her. Fast forward several years and she is probably one of the more popular escorts here and she only posts real pics now.

Maybe using stolen pics is illegal?? I have no idea but few complain when the lady looks as good or better than her pics. For me it is mostly about an escort accurately representing herself to prospective clents.

 

[Elmore]

I'm not sure I understand...? You're saying fake photos make for an accurate representation?*not agreeing or disagreeing just trying to clarify...*

What I mean is that some ladies look a lot like their fake pics...sometimes even better. In situations like that, the use of fake pics don't bother me.

However, the reality is that fake photos rarely accurately represent the escort.

But real ones sometimes don't either. Photoshop, flattering camera angles and just plain old outdated pics can lead to problems when the client arrives and is disappointed. Naturally he wants to leave...the escort may feel entitled to some sort of cancellation fee because she may have told other clients that time slot was taken or she may have driven for a while and then had to get ready for the appointment. The pooner may think cancellation fee??!?!?!?! How about compensating me for my gas and time...you are the one who lied about what you look like!!

Ramble over.

 

[Cami Parker]

Ohhh ok I get what you're saying... Thanks for the clarification, and you're probably right...

What I mean is that some ladies look a lot like their fake pics...sometimes even better. In situations like that, the use of fake pics don't bother me.

However, the reality is that fake photos rarely accurately represent the escort.

But real ones sometimes don't either. Photoshop, flattering camera angles and just plain old outdated pics can lead to problems when the client arrives and is disappointed. Naturally he wants to leave...the escort may feel entitled to some sort of cancellation fee because she may have told other clients that time slot was taken or she may have driven for a while and then had to get ready for the appointment. The pooner may think cancellation fee??!?!?!?! How about compensating me for my gas and time...you are the one who lied about what you look like!!

Ramble over.

 

[vancity_cowboy]

i think everybody knows that the fraudulent use of pics occurs in this business. however, this IS a review board, and rooting out the use of those fraudulent pics is in a way a type of review, in that it reveals the escort's business practices, and probably reflects on her attitude toward her customers

in terms of fair competition among advertisers on this board, many ladies go to a LOT of time and expense to get professionally done photographs of themselves and publish them with their ads. the frauds on the other hand pay NOTHING to fraudulently use somebody else's pics - except of course what they pay their 'agent' to commit that fraud on their behalf

these are my motives for revealing these frauds

 

[Cami Parker]

I think that's awesome. Bringing honesty to the forefront!

i think everybody knows that the fraudulent use of pics occurs in this business. however, this IS a review board, and rooting out the use of those fraudulent pics is in a way a type of review, in that it reveals the escort's business practices, and probably reflects on her attitude toward her customers

in terms of fair competition among advertisers on this board, many ladies go to a LOT of time and expense to get professionally done photographs of themselves and publish them with their ads. the frauds on the other hand pay NOTHING to fraudulently use somebody else's pics - except of course what they pay their 'agent' to commit that fraud on their behalf

these are my motives for revealing these frauds

 

[lars_from_mars]

I think there's a couple kinds of photo fraud going on.

1. SP's that blatantly use false pics because they will resort to any shameless tactic (esp. B&S) to separate a horny fool from his money. Basically, every micro falls into this category. IMO this is the worst kind of fraud, and I'd love to see sites like erslist do something to combat it.

2. SP's who don't have photos (and maybe are concerned about hiding their identity and occupation), so try to post pics of somebody who looks similar. These SP's are mostly guilty of having an overly-optimistic idea of their own body image ;-)

In both cases, I'd be happier if they posted no pic instead of a fake pic.

 

[vancity_cowboy]

I think there's a a couple kinds of photo fraud going on.

1. SP's that blatantly use false pics because they will resort to any shameless tactic (esp. B&S) to separate a horny fool from his money. Basically, every micro falls into this category. IMO this is the worst kind of fraud, and I'd love to see sites like erslist do something to combat it.

2. SP's who don't have photos (and maybe are concerned about hiding their identity and occupation), so try to post pics of somebody who looks similar. These SP's are mostly guilty of having an overly-optimistic idea of their own body image ;-)

In both cases, I'd be happier if they posted no pic instead of a fake pic.

or as some do (danged few), they openly state that the pic isn't theirs due to privacy concerns or whatever, but that they look like the photo supplied. they might lose a customer or two with that tactic, but i doubt it

 

[ac.brep]

Lyon King

Lol. Payment should be commensurate to image reliability. "That isn't exactly William Lyon MacKenzie King on the notes... but it's similar...".

 

[badbadboy]

That's a damn shame about Ms Fiona though... Looks delish!!!

I took one look and thought whoa damn, hot and then realized I had seen her before on the net. Sure enough like MM and VCC already said "stolen off the net".

Good luck posting here now IMHO.

 

[lars_from_mars]

Lol. Payment should be commensurate to image reliability. "That isn't exactly William Lyon MacKenzie King on the notes... but it's similar...".

Excellent idea. If the photo doesn't look like the real you, then I pay with monopoly money instead of real money.

Better yet, a smartphone app that measures image vs reality (accuracy of body proportions, age, skin and hair color, etc) so you can decide how much to pay. "Sorry, your pic is only 37% accurate; here's $37"

But FWIW you don't really have this problem if you see decently reputable SP's. I've only been duped once; my fault for bargain hunting.

 

[Cami Parker]

With Eros you have to send them a photo of yourself holding up a sign with your name/date maybe other avenues of advertising could explore this option as well?

I think there's a couple kinds of photo fraud going on.

1. SP's that blatantly use false pics because they will resort to any shameless tactic (esp. B&S) to separate a horny fool from his money. Basically, every micro falls into this category. IMO this is the worst kind of fraud, and I'd love to see sites like erslist do something to combat it.

2. SP's who don't have photos (and maybe are concerned about hiding their identity and occupation), so try to post pics of somebody who looks similar. These SP's are mostly guilty of having an overly-optimistic idea of their own body image ;-)

In both cases, I'd be happier if they posted no pic instead of a fake pic.

 

[VanessaofBC]

With Eros you have to send them a photo of yourself holding up a sign with your name/date maybe other avenues of advertising could explore this option as well?

Yes. I agree. this pic or one from that series should then become "locked" to the profile. if this pic is ever removed, then so should their "verified" status. imo

Kind of feel bad for the ERS fake pic witchhunting when there are people right under our noses advertising with fake pics!! All I have to say is they (the 3 ladies mentioned in this thread) must be SMOKIN' for guys NOT to complain!

 

[Man Mountain]

lol vcc ur the best resource for fake pics!!!

Since this whole thread is about fake postings and fake pics, I feel that I should point out that the above image is not a pic of me and I look absolutely nothing like the late Rodney Dangerfield

 

[Real Sonny Burnett]

If one were to use someone else's photos and pass them off as their own, the least they could do is hide the graphics on the image that say where the pics are from or who belongs to the pics.

If you are going to steal someone else's photos, take some pride in your work and don't make it so obvious...what a bunch of fucksticks.