FRAUD alert. Stolen PICS 402-875-8447 KARMA

[ExoticSashaFoxx]

This girl stole my pics with my info all on them and listed that she has a new number. Ad is in Nebraska but who knows where else she is. She is going by Karma & Brooke and the number used is 402-875-8447

http://grandisland.backpage.com/Fema...oddess/7652500

(If wrong forum please let me know)
I have contacted her and she refuses to remove them and says shes making money off of them so they wont be coming down. Ridiculous. flag please!

[MOCHAakaMOCHA]

contact abuse@backpage and support@backpage
Interesting she'd write her # changed when you have your email and number plastered all over the pics she stole.
Maybe she's hoping the GI guys are real dumb...because what provider can't edit info on her own pics if they're hers.
Looking at the other ads connected they are all different looking light-skinned girls.
Fingers crossed they use critical thinking and don't just go with the little head.

[ExoticSashaFoxx]

I am beyond frustrated by this. I can tell shes some little girl who finds it all a big joke. Thank u, I will be emailing them now!

[Guest123018]

Sorry but it happens. They steal my pics all the time and sometimes they steal my whole entire ad and only change the cell number in the ad. When i contacted BP they told me they do not get involved when it comes to pictures. So i was on my own

[jaydalee]

If someone is using your photos on BP and you own the photos or your photographer took the photos they will remove the photos from the ads.Mocha provided the email addresses for BP.
Provide BP with every ad link in the email she is using your photos.Flagging the ad is not going to do any good unless a ton of people flag it.
However,you will have to show your website and explain you own the rights to the photos and also have your photographer write to BP.They do remove stolen photos from ads all of the time.

Someone used my photos there years ago and I was able to remove them.
A suggestion run your photos every now and then through google images it will show everywhere the photos are being used.
Good luck

Edited to add go to the source which is the websites your photos are being used on do not contact the person that stole your photos.They are a thief they are not going to do the right thing by taking down your photos.After the photos keep being removed due to being stolen they will use their own or steal someone else's.

[ExoticSashaFoxx]

Thank you. I am currently being asked for proof to remove them. I didnt know I could get them removed and wish I did prior to contacting her because now she wont stop calling me and not saying anything. *sigh* I hear cartoons in the background..go figure. Lol

[Buying a *Way to Heaven]

Her ad had some of the danger signs I look for. Mainly, the "changed phone number" bullshit. Which, I noticed, is still in her ad, even though the pictures have now been replaced with a different stolen pic (of an obviously different woman).

-Full face pic (currently). There are exceptions, but most ladies don't want an easily identifiable pic of themselves on BP, so this indicates a stolen pic.

-"New" and "here for just a few days". Unverified BP ladies are unlikely to be frequent long distance hobby travelers. This smacks of either "sting" or "you need to buy this car NOW because I have another buyer coming tonight with a better offer". And the ad still says the same thing after three weeks!

-Pics of different women used to advertise the same woman.

-Contact info doesn't match info on pics.

-Too dumb, or too lazy, to keep her ad consistent, such as still having "my phone number changed" after the stolen pics were removed, etc.

-"reply" and "email" links in her ad, which are an opportunity for a gentleman to expose himself to a felony charge.

Individually, none of these things are pure deal breakers, but collectively they are enough to make my Do Not Call list.