Ad Commentary

**Jabbott** · 03-28-21 08:00

Originally Posted by JoshuaFalken [View Original Post]

Since there's no DeLand in Lake County, I texted Adrianna to let her know where she was. Wouldn't want Volusia mongers thinking she's too far away to play.

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...n/659951503508

https://web.archive.org/web/20210327...n/659951503508

A lot of bad reviews in Brevard.

**Joshua Falken** · 03-27-21 11:48

Since there's no DeLand in Lake County, I texted Adrianna to let her know where she was. Wouldn't want Volusia mongers thinking she's too far away to play.

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...n/659951503508

https://web.archive.org/web/20210327...n/659951503508

**Joshua Falken** · 03-27-21 11:47

Originally Posted by SmutVillian [View Original Post]

Oh, there's a couple of other things which betray the living fuck out of these fake ads. The most striking (to me) is the language. Pay attention the next time you read the write-ups in these ads: ever notice how the English seems a bit awkward? Also, ever notice how much more explicit these ads are? They all read as if Borat wrote them himself.

Couple that with another usual red flag: namely, ads showing off a provider who seems to be (let's be honest here) a bit too attractive considering the local market. You know the acronym: TGTBT. Way too fine for Daytona / Deltona / etc but asking for the same low rates as the meth monster in the previous ad. Yeah right, Dmitry; we really believe that a Penthouse 10 is only asking for $40 QV's. If you believe that then I have some beachfront property in Siberia to sell you.

All these things are true today. Tomorrow, when fake ads are not discernible from real, we will still have the two arrows I mention in our quivers: The testimony of reputable mongers, and the knowledge that the scammer will ask for something (deposit, gift card, e-mail address, etc.) before the "meetup" (which won't happen of course).

Cheers!

**Smut Villian** · 02-07-21 02:03

Originally Posted by JoshuaFalken [View Original Post]

As scammers adapt to our defenses, "Location: Daytona" is becoming less and less useful to determine if an ad is legitimate. Fake ads will soon be indiscernible from real as their learning algorithms become more sophisticated. Fortunately, our two best defenses remain solidly intact, no matter the quality of the scam:

1. The testimony of reputable mongers.

2. Our knowledge that, to monetise their ad, the scammer must demand something (CashApp, gift card, email address, face pic, etc) before the meetup.

https://web.archive.org/web/20210206...e/787483268395

https://web.archive.org/web/20210206...l/066976265132

https://web.archive.org/web/20210206...5/078247943242

https://web.archive.org/web/20210206...d/086280502777

Oh, there's a couple of other things which betray the living fuck out of these fake ads. The most striking (to me) is the language. Pay attention the next time you read the write-ups in these ads: ever notice how the English seems a bit awkward? Also, ever notice how much more explicit these ads are? They all read as if Borat wrote them himself.

Couple that with another usual red flag: namely, ads showing off a provider who seems to be (let's be honest here) a bit too attractive considering the local market. You know the acronym: TGTBT. Way too fine for Daytona / Deltona / etc but asking for the same low rates as the meth monster in the previous ad. Yeah right, Dmitry; we really believe that a Penthouse 10 is only asking for $40 QV's. If you believe that then I have some beachfront property in Siberia to sell you.

**Joshua Falken** · 02-06-21 12:36

As scammers adapt to our defenses, "Location: Daytona" is becoming less and less useful to determine if an ad is legitimate. Fake ads will soon be indiscernible from real as their learning algorithms become more sophisticated. Fortunately, our two best defenses remain solidly intact, no matter the quality of the scam:

1. The testimony of reputable mongers.

2. Our knowledge that, to monetise their ad, the scammer must demand something (CashApp, gift card, email address, face pic, etc) before the meetup.

https://web.archive.org/web/20210206...e/787483268395

https://web.archive.org/web/20210206...l/066976265132

https://web.archive.org/web/20210206...5/078247943242

https://web.archive.org/web/20210206...d/086280502777

**Jabbott** · 01-17-21 07:01

Originally Posted by JoshuaFalken [View Original Post]

Sometimes fakes are so bad they're funny.

I think scammers should show more professionalism and publish their data, lol. I would love to know how many dupes have paid a deposit to this one.

If the answer is anything greater than zero, then the US public education system has badly failed us all.

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...l/705143887168

https://web.archive.org/web/20210116...l/705143887168

That is funny, plus she posted all over the country.

**Joshua Falken** · 01-16-21 23:12

"I don't usually snort coke off a hooker's chest, but when I do, I pick SexxxySlimm. "

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...m/415444251146

https://web.archive.org/web/20210117...m/415444251146

**Joshua Falken** · 01-16-21 12:06

Sometimes fakes are so bad they're funny.

I think scammers should show more professionalism and publish their data, lol. I would love to know how many dupes have paid a deposit to this one.

If the answer is anything greater than zero, then the US public education system has badly failed us all.

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...l/705143887168

https://web.archive.org/web/20210116...l/705143887168

**NewAgain** · 01-14-21 09:56

If for no other reason, this is exactly why you need a texting app. Not only get the free app but very carefully set the notifications otherwise you can still get busted by family / spouse / girlfriend etc.

Originally Posted by JoshuaFalken [View Original Post]

I'm guessing this is who you meant.

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...n/341340692649

https://web.archive.org/web/20210114...n/341340692649

**Joshua Falken** · 01-13-21 23:11

I'm guessing this is who you meant.

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...n/341340692649

https://web.archive.org/web/20210114...n/341340692649

Originally Posted by Centflaguy [View Original Post]

This provider is ridiculous and others like her are the reason other providers get hurt.

My number is one of the numbers she was posting on her ad.

I made an appointment went to see her two guys were hanging outside her location which I normally wouldn't even go to and I just left.

It's just a text app so I don't really give a shit.

But I what can't believe is how many guys have looked at the ad and called my text app number like 100-125 I don't even use it anymore.

How many guys don't even read the damn ads I mean they're actually looking at the numbers posted of me and other hobbyists and calling that instead of her.

This hobby has gotten so crazy I'm thinking I want to get a mistress instead.

**Centflaguy** · 01-13-21 16:22

This provider is ridiculous and others like her are the reason other providers get hurt.

My number is one of the numbers she was posting on her ad.

I made an appointment went to see her two guys were hanging outside her location which I normally wouldn't even go to and I just left.

It's just a text app so I don't really give a shit.

But I what can't believe is how many guys have looked at the ad and called my text app number like 100-125 I don't even use it anymore.

How many guys don't even read the damn ads I mean they're actually looking at the numbers posted of me and other hobbyists and calling that instead of her.

This hobby has gotten so crazy I'm thinking I want to get a mistress instead.

**JacobSeng** · 01-12-21 10:30

Originally Posted by JoshuaFalken [View Original Post]

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...o/649607947205

https://web.archive.org/web/20210112...o/649607947205

This ad was a bit shocking. Apparently we have another adversary to guard against. In addition to LEO, thugs, thieves, kittenfish, SOs, and scammers, we can now add the vindictive af provider to our list. NoFear once chided me for militantly guarding my identity. I'll bet the poor bloke in this ad wishes he had taken more precautions. I'm not commenting on this ad to make light of his predicament. I note it as a cautionary tale to keep the real life totally, completely, absolutely separate from the hobby. Noobs repeat after me:

I will not send a real face pic.

I will not facetime without a mask.

I will not bring my wallet in.

I will not bring a provider home.

I will not share identifiable information, especially my real name.

I will not communicate using apps or accounts that aren't anonymous.

I will always be vigilant and ready to walk away, because I know that inevitable day will come when my trusted provider's need for candy will supersede my need for safety and discretion.

So say we all.

I wonder which provider he pissed off haha.

**Joshua Falken** · 01-12-21 01:23

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...o/649607947205

https://web.archive.org/web/20210112...o/649607947205

This ad was a bit shocking. Apparently we have another adversary to guard against. In addition to LEO, thugs, thieves, kittenfish, SOs, and scammers, we can now add the vindictive af provider to our list. NoFear once chided me for militantly guarding my identity. I'll bet the poor bloke in this ad wishes he had taken more precautions. I'm not commenting on this ad to make light of his predicament. I note it as a cautionary tale to keep the real life totally, completely, absolutely separate from the hobby. Noobs repeat after me:

I will not send a real face pic.

I will not facetime without a mask.

I will not bring my wallet in.

I will not bring a provider home.

I will not share identifiable information, especially my real name.

I will not communicate using apps or accounts that aren't anonymous.

I will always be vigilant and ready to walk away, because I know that inevitable day will come when my trusted provider's need for candy will supersede my need for safety and discretion.

So say we all.

**BoxPounder** · 01-11-21 13:31

Originally Posted by SmutVillian [View Original Post]

All true but, also, look at that writing style in the ad: it's explicit and kind of awkward. For me, that's always been a red flag because (1) as we all know here, most providers don't like to get too explicit in their advertisements; and (2) you can usually tell when someone has English as a second language. Even if they get the words right, there's still always something really stilted and unnatural about their language. Also, you are absolutely correct: if there was a real provider this hot in Volusia county then news would travel FAST.

Good thing it was archived. Posting already pull down. LOL.

**Smut Villian** · 01-11-21 05:21

Originally Posted by JoshuaFalken [View Original Post]

https://daytona.skipthegames.com/fem...a/740448134264

https://web.archive.org/web/20210111...a/740448134264

Yet another example of increasing scammer sophistication. I mean, if a lass this hot were active in Volusia, we would all know it in short order. But the location says Daytona, so the more credulous will want to believe it so badly that they may ignore the warning signs abundant in the narrative portion. Don't. Even with the Daytona location, this is clearly a scam.

I guess you meant to comment on the post before the one you've quoted? Yes, I know what he's doing, recycling the ad he fell victim to as a warning. I was lamenting the fact that he hadn't read post #2, "Scammy time," before he got scammed.

Cheers!

All true but, also, look at that writing style in the ad: it's explicit and kind of awkward. For me, that's always been a red flag because (1) as we all know here, most providers don't like to get too explicit in their advertisements; and (2) you can usually tell when someone has English as a second language. Even if they get the words right, there's still always something really stilted and unnatural about their language. Also, you are absolutely correct: if there was a real provider this hot in Volusia county then news would travel FAST.