RobertDion

haha, yeah they're ALL real, but are they ACTUALLY in town? Is the question, that's what's happening with most LL posts.... they're not....actually.... HERE.

Latino/hispanic? with a New Brunswick # ? I suspect a bait and switch, and if she's in town, she's passing by, and we'd have to see if she looks anything like her photos, not likely. Nice ad though!

Hahaha, yeah, definitely fake.

Yeah, very sus..... from her stats and her pics, my spidey senses were going off.

yeah, not legit.

Seems legit, I don't see any red flags, a shame there's no prior reviews or ratings.

There's no experience in this because there's no options. 😅

Olivia

Absolutely!

All those ads are the same, avoid them.

That makes sense, I guess.

I'll never comprehend this.... "pretty accurate" ?.... taking photos from other women online, take off their heads or cover their face and use the photos because their bodies are pretty close to their own..... Why can't just take new pics of themselves and post those? Same goes for those that hold up a sign that's over a year old, often several years old, or not holding a sign, but they've been using the same pics from many years ago, all of them take a hundred selfies per week, but they can't update their photos as SPs on Leolist or Lyla, or where ever they're posting? Makes zero sense to me.

I think we need to take the hint and acknowledge this might be a dangerous situation for clients, lots of red flags.

Number one tell - pictures are over a year old. She's not in Halifax.

what bigbreastlover says is correct, none of that made sense, and is that a question or statement, if they have autodeposit enabled on their account, you don't have to put a password in, because it will just go through as soon as you send it. Password or not thee's no fear of any security breach here one way or the other, so no need to worry about that if that's the concern. Whether you are able to input a password or not it's for their account not yours, whether there's a password attached to your deposit or not, as soon as your money is sent, it's gone.