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The text contains several references that suggest fraudulent activity, particularly involving potential scams or deceptive behavior in the context of arranging paid appointments or "sessions" with individuals such as bodybuilders or models. Here's how the text explicitly describes such activities:

1. Non-performance after receiving payment (Theft or fraud through deception):

   • “Did you lose deposit money with either Dani or Nadia?...” This implies that individuals may have paid a deposit expecting a service (a session), but the service was not delivered.
   • “...Dani was ANOTHER no-show, with the difference that she just disappeared and did not reply to any email or phone call.” This behavior — taking money (if a deposit was paid) and then ceasing communication — fits the definition of fraudulent activity involving deception for financial gain.
   • “I was scammed by Star 13 once...” This is a direct accusation of fraud — claiming that money was taken under false pretenses, which is a clear example of intentional scam or theft.

2. Pattern of behavior suggesting a scheme or risk of repeated fraud:

   • The discussion of multiple individuals showing similar behavior (e.g., no-shows, lack of response, disappearing after receiving deposits) may indicate a broader pattern of exploitative or unethical conduct intended to obtain money without delivering services.

3. Implied caution and mistrust due to past scams:

   • Multiple users reference avoiding deposits because of prior bad experiences, which further signals a known risk of fraud within this context: “This is why I refused to send a deposit.” and “Luckily, I did not send a deposit.”

In summary, the text explicitly describes fraudulent activity through claims of individuals taking deposits and then failing to provide the promised service, not communicating, or being unreachable — behaviors consistent with deceptive financial schemes and scams.