The text you provided discusses and implies fraudulent activity, particularly deception for financial gain, through the following points:
Solicitation of Deposits Without Service Delivery:
- A user in the thread confirms they paid a $90 deposit via PayPal, but the supposed provider did not show up ("I paid a deposit and 'she' no-showed"). This suggests theft by deception, where the money was accepted under the false premise of delivering a future service that was never intended to be fulfilled.
Impersonation and Fake References:
- One person mentioned that the response from a supposed “reference” was identical to the message sent by the session provider herself. This repetition of identical messaging suggests that the reference is not an independent third party, but actually the same person posing as both the service provider and the reference. This is a clear act of intentional deception to convince potential clients of legitimacy.
Pattern of Behavioral Red Flags:
- Multiple users point out patterns of scam-like behavior:
- Fast responses, unverified user profiles, unverifiable reviews, and early requests for deposits without establishing trust.
- References to high occurrence of “false sign-ups” in a specific region (North Texas/Oklahoma) imply a repeated scam effort using multiple fictitious identities.
Disappearance After Taking Money:
- The text mentions that the user profile disappeared from the session booking platform (“Her profile dropped off Sessiongirls”), which further points to fraud — creating a temporary profile simply to collect money under false pretenses, then disappearing to avoid accountability.
False Advertising and Misleading Claims:
- The session provider’s offer to travel to clients anywhere, and covering hotel costs, sounds unusually generous and unrealistic, creating suspicion. The overly flexible and enticing proposition may be part of the manipulative strategy used to extract money from unsuspecting individuals.
Conclusion:
The text explicitly outlines fraudulent activity involving the solicitation of non-refundable payments for services that are never rendered, and includes impersonation and misleading behavior as mechanisms used to deceive and financially exploit others — all of which are hallmarks of a scam.