Arissa in Edinburgh

[michaelteam]

Any thoughts about this one?

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I know... it looks too good to be true. I texted her today asking if the pics were 100% real and she answered with a "yes". Anyway it was already too late for me. Maybe it's still worth it to give it a 15-min shot, since I was lucky one with a South African hottie with pics that were also too good to be true... but to be honest, ALL the rest of the times I wasn't.

If anybody wants to share their thoughts or experiences, they'll be welcome.

[dilligaf]

You can't take a WG's word for anything - unless they are absolutely verified and have a good track record of following up with it.

This ad has neither.

[loser]

If it looks like a model then it usually is a model. Google image search. Then reverse the image and search again.

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[oldenough]

Also try using TinEye on images. Doesn't come up with this one but picks up many which Google doesn't.

[TommyMoundfrigger]

If it looks like a model then it usually is a model. Google image search. Then reverse the image and search again.

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Sorry to take up your time but can you explain how you do that? (please)
 

[Fireman]

Sorry to take up your time but can you explain how you do that? (please)
 

You can use Google Image Search and "Snipping Tool"

1. Open the photo on your windows page.
2. Press the windows button or the search at the bottom of the page and type in "snipping tool"
3. Using the "snipping tool" cut out the photo and save it.
4. Use External Link/Members Only to search for the photo.

[Boredbloke]

The only sure fire way to know is for somebody to actually see her. But I doubt that somebody looking like that is hardly going to be knocking out shags at 50 quid a pop.

[TommyMoundfrigger]

You can use Google Image Search and "Snipping Tool"

1. Open the photo on your windows page.
2. Press the windows button or the search at the bottom of the page and type in "snipping tool"
3. Using the "snipping tool" cut out the photo and save it.
4. Use External Link/Members Only to search for the photo.

Thanks 

[oldenough]

If you are using Google Chrome - for non AW websites such as Viva street you can right click on the image, and you will get a menu which includes search for Google image. Also if you have TinEye installed (a free facility) you are also offered a search with that.

[loser]

Just right click to save the image, adultwork try to prevent this but are several easy workarounds in Firefox. Using Chrome for any website including adultwork just drag the image to the desktop. Less dense pimps sometimes reverse the image left to right as in my example from the first picture. You can easily flip it yourself using any free picture editor then search again ie. Paint (comes with Windows): Rotate>Flip Horizontal.

[michaelteam]

Thanks to all!!! Super helpful tips!