I'm also a scammer.

What is it about men and being suckers for a pretty face?

I've met my fair share of pretty faces in this industry because I'm also a sucker for a pretty face.

However, one thing that always blows my mind is how some of the pretty faced scammers in this industry have a way of identifying their victims. And they are not shy about sharing details about the men that they scam.

Often times we associate scams with "high intensity" situations that activate a fight or flight mode because the adrenaline is pumping. But we don't talk often enough about those scams where you're lured in and made to feel comfortable so that your guard is down. You're treated like the King of the World, but the con is on you because there's a long game at play.

Every now and then this topic rears it's ugly head, and it's usually when the punter has fallen down the rabbit hole of emotions and has fallen in love with the service provider and it's usually a toxic kind of love.

There's always a common response:

"It's one of my client's who fell in love and now they are trying to ruin my reputation". That may very well be the case, but sometimes there's blame to be shared. Sometimes...

The reviews start off rosey and continue being rosey. The punter at every turn discredits negative reviews. They defend the indefensible. They were not there, but they are so in love that they don't operate from a place of logic. Until there's new burner account that tries to burn the house down.

The victims also appear to be suckers for punishment because no matter how much they get scammed, they always keep going back for more. It may not be to the same service provider, but it will be a pretty faced substitute.

Some of my favourites who have left the industry were pretty faced scammers. They'd fuck the life out of me and I'd pay them for their time and leave with a smile on my face. And I'd keep going back because they were pretty and would fuck the life out of me.

And during breaks in-between fucks they'd share some details about the men that they are scamming and I'd just think to myself "a romantic love struck fool and his money".

I suppose it was easy for me to say this because it was faceless men that I had no relationship with. All we had in common was the escort we happy to pay for her time and service, but the other gentleman had fallen in love.

Some may ask, why the long thread? If it's too long to read, here's my appeal to punters:

If you're in love with a service provider and I'm non the wiser as a punter reviewing and rating my experience - please don't attempt to discredit me.

I know there are malicious punters out there, but some of us have no reason to lie. We just want to pay it forward because the review system is useful and it's there to guide other punters who may be having a hard time navigating certain territories.

And if you're in love and she's a gem with a pretty face. Don't be a gate keeper - inbox me with her details because sharing is caring ;)

Okay, thanks...

On 2026-05-19 21:44:15 Littlerascal said:
I'm also a scammer.

Don't do it.

On 2026-05-19 21:44:15 Littlerascal said:

There's always a common response:

"It's one of my client's who fell in love and now they are trying to ruin my reputation". That may very well be the case, but sometimes there's blame to be shared. Sometimes...

The reviews start off rosey and continue being rosey. The punter at every turn discredits negative reviews. They defend the indefensible. They were not there, but they are so in love that they don't operate from a place of logic. Until there's new burner account that tries to burn the house down.
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I can't share the SP because her profile is off but this happened with an ESA Gold Member and a popular SP.

Dude thought he was slick but anyone with half a brain knew it was him.

Having gotten "scammed" by a couple pretty faces in the industry, my advice to my fellow men is to just let it go instead of going on a campaign to ruin her life.

I'm hoping you saw the light early and only shelled out like 30k over a few months and not something like 100k.

That's a tiny amount in the grand scheme of things, something you'll make back in 2-3 months of budgeting.

Whilst she'll still be gargling Ras' balls to put food on the table.

I take solace in that ;)

It's between willing scammer and willing "scammee".

Some guys are not victims. They know all about it,they have all the warnings and the red flags but still proceed. As a wg once told me, "what's a girl to do but accept if he insists on giving?"

N4P