FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions
Guidelines for Reporting "Fake Pictures"
Guidelines for Reporting Fake Pictures
Please carefully review the following rules before submitting a fake picture report.
- If you have met or used the services of this advertiser and found that the person did not match the ad images, we cannot approve your report based on your personal experience alone. Without supporting evidence, it becomes your word against the advertiser’s, and we cannot take action.
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This Is a Fake Picture Report — Not a Scam Report
- This form is only for reporting fake or stolen images.
- To report scams, fraud, or non-appearance, please use:
Contact RealEscort Support for Reporting Scam!
General Warning Scammers!
Share your experience by writing a review. This helps other users make informed decisions about whether to visit or contact the advertiser.
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To Report Fake Pictures, You Must:
- Locate the original model on a website that displays one or more of the same images used in the RealEscort ad.
- Provide the model’s name, if available.
- Mandatory: Include at least one direct website link in the report field.
- You may add additional links to strengthen your claim, this helps us verify faster.
- Do NOT submit links to search engines such as Google, Yandex, Bing, or TinEye.
Advertiser Listed on Other Escort Sites:
- Normal and allowed to have profiles on multiple platforms. This alone does not indicate fake content.
- Suspicious only if the same advertiser is active in different locations at the same time (overlapping dates).
- We investigate reports with clear, verifiable evidence (e.g. links showing conflicting active dates).
- Same photos on another site is not enough.
- Must prove Recent activity (within the last 45 days) on an active ad.
Important:
Fake picture reports require concrete evidence. Claims without proof will be rejected.
