Stolen Pic.

[good-date 1711]

go to the link below and Scroll down to Victoria Phoenix pic in the bra, panties, garter, and stockings

https://www.lyla.ch/profile/211938-victoria-phoenix/

 

Then go to the link for Maya Miele, from San diego, below and scroll down to the same pic.

https://www.mayamiele.com/

[Onceinawhile 1126]

Thanks good- date

i can’t understand why some sp  steal pictures from others. Obviously they don’t have enough faith in promoting their own pictures.

It certainly puts up a red flag for me, and I wouldn’t take a chance with them.

 

[Guest]

   Unless you're planning a trip to California, I don't see how this information would be useful.

   I suppose it's flattering(kinda) to see pics of local ladies used by big city providers. But this happens all the time, no matter where you travel. Many women use composite picture portfolios to give an idea of their appearance while hiding their identity. They'll use what they find online no matter if from pornstars, Instagram models, actresses or other providers.

   No defending this. It's simply a reality that won't change anytime soon.

[jnhfxboy 590]

Greenteal, I think you have it backwards.

 

IMO, it seems like it would take more time to find a pic to use than to just use your own, IDK.

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4 minutes ago, jnhfxboy said:

Greenteal, I think you have it backwards.

 

IMO, it seems like it would take more time to find a pic to use than to just use your own, IDK.

  It's not about time, it's about privacy.

[jnhfxboy 590]

opinion 1

opinion 2

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44 minutes ago, jnhfxboy said:

I agree with your point highlighting privacy, however,  I believe that someone can use their own photos in a private manner, which should take less time.

    When you post a picture online(no matter where) it's there forever. Even if you crop and edit it, the original is still possible to find. It's not hard and long to scroll around on Google Image, find pictures of similar looking women and do minor edits.

    Don't get me wrong,I don't like fake pics. But when a lady admits the pictures shown are for illustration purpose only, I will understand and respect her. Considering how increasingly easy it's getting to track someone online, I get why using their real pics is not always in their best interest.

[jnhfxboy 590]

An accusation was not provided. just my opinion as it "appears"

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[jnhfxboy 590]

lol

[good-date 1711]

10 hours ago, Greenteal said:

  It's not about time, it's about privacy.

Yeah privacy 1 time out of 100 when someone using fake pics actually has been accurately represented and the other 99 times out of 100 when someone is using fake pics and the are not even close to what was represented.  

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On 6/19/2019 at 7:00 PM, good-date said:

Yeah privacy 1 time out of 100 when someone using fake pics actually has been accurately represented and the other 99 times out of 100 when someone is using fake pics and the are not even close to what was represented.  

I always try to give the benefit of the doubt as most of the time the marketing is handled by the management.

But if she doubles down on the accuracy of the pics, she's on her own.