coriolis888

No first-hand experience, however, I do have an observation. He has advertised on rentmen for nearly eight months and I do not see any reviews. That, in itself, is not a bad sign but it could be. It is a cause to wonder why.

There are so many fake ads. It is time to notify rentmen that another photo thief is placing this ad. Rentmen will remove fake photos from an ad if notified via their complaint process shown at each ad.

WE did a good job getting one more fake ad off public display.

When he said no one, he may have said that because rentmen does not include the reviewer's narrative in the review. However, if you use a VPN and the escort has a lot of reviews with comments, readers somewhat believe the narratives if there is a pattern of behavior on the part of the escort. Most who look at rentment see only the checkmarks and yes and no - which mean very little. Then, I agree, a bunch of positive checkmarks are not very meaningful.

Hi, the guy who is gorgeous, as you noted, is NOT the guy who placed the bogus ad. The stolen photos are of a celebrity model who is probably not even aware of this scammer's fake ad. We must be very vigilant. There are countless fake ads on the market. Outing the fraudsters, whenever possible, will help keep our group a little safer.

The stolen photos are not of a Latin even though the profile of the fake escort says Latin. Here is a link to several photos of the real person shown in the ad: https://www.google.com/search?sa=X&sxsrf=ACYBGNRBZv0vRcWffmhL25exVMfPL5uwJQ:1580317875506&q=colton+wergin+height&tbm=isch&source=univ&safe=active&ved=2ahUKEwje6-fspqnnAhUhHjQIHf3VBLoQsAR6BAgKEAE&biw=1120&bih=599

New name but fake review follows him with his name change. That is the way it works with rentmen. A provider can change his screen name and his reviews (fake or genuine) follow the new screen name. Look at the posts above where you will see this ad is a fraud. The photos are of a model.

Same with me. Never had a review rejected at rm.

https://yandex.com/images/search?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.rentmen.eu%2Fpublic%2Fphotos%2Fthumb%2F79%2F491915_1576100375_d4kp5z96r3.jpg&img_url=https%3A%2F%2F66.media.tumblr.com%2Fb2ddd4347d931cdccfd34d3129630151%2Ftumblr_pxq6ckysFk1y3t0aso1_1280.jpg&rpt=imagelike&cbir_id=2472495%252FbxG6gnbwYRyGsUKarAjQlA&pos=0

Yes! But is it real or a stolen or doctored photo?

When we think about how many fakes using stolen photos are found on the escort sites, it is very discouraging and somewhat scary. Of the ads that I find interesting, at least one-fourth are using "borrowed" or photos of a celebrity. Are the guys who use photos of celebrities stupid? Don't they realize it is easy to use a computer to test photos with a reverse image program? Do the guys think false photos will not cause a problem if a meeting actually happens? I cannot imagine anything good in meeting with a stranger who deceives with fake photos and fake profiles.

He traveled a long way for this photo: https://yandex.com/collections/card/5dba1a813959b2914de54385/ and, he was really motivated for this photo shoot: https://yandex.com/images/search?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.rentmen.eu%2Fpublic%2Fphotos%2Fthumb%2F82%2F507236_1579582277_hv98quaxjs.jpg&img_url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.pinimg.com%2F236x%2F4b%2F8b%2F86%2F4b8b86e22c262b72976573757ef9cda4.jpg&rpt=imagelike&cbir_id=1859437%252FY9A48gCXPX8__RruSko9Lw&pos=0

Bingo, you are correct. All the reviews that I wrote on rentmen were steller except for one. I had answered an ad that showed a well-built good looking guy. The guy, both on the rentmen message site and in messages to my phone assured me the photos were his. I agreed to meet him. When I got to his place, he was NOT the person in the photos. Worse though, he had a skinny four-inch penis that could not get hard. He was a lying scammer. When I wrote the one-star rentmen review and complained to rentmen about the stolen photos, the fake photos were removed within hours. The one-star negative review remains on my account with rentmen along with the other five-star reviews I wrote.

Bingo, you are correct. All the reviews that I wrote on rentmen were steller except for one. I had answered an ad that showed a well-built good looking guy. The guy, both on the rentmen message site and in messages to my phone assured me the photos were his. I agreed to meet him. When I got to his place, he was NOT the person in the photos. Worse though, he had a skinny four-inch penis that could not get hard. He was a lying scammer. When I wrote the one-star rentmen review and complained to rentmen about the stolen photos, the fake photos were removed within hours. The one-star negative review remains on my account with rentmen along with the other five-star reviews I wrote.

Do you like the part of his ad where he says he wants an extra one hundred dollars if you text him instead of calling? His ad also says if you call him, you are not allowed to discuss anything sexual. Very strange ad - is he also very strange?

One has to wonder if the guy behind the ad is wacko or just plain dumb. Why use photos of celebrities whose photos are so easy to track? EDIT - The ad is now gone - WARNING - rentmen took down his ad but must allow the fraudster to advertise on their site because the fraudster paid for the advertisement and he upgraded to "gold" which makes it unlikely rentmen will merely delete his ad as it now is (deleted). The ad will come back with a new incarnation. The fraudster will use his paid ad and change photos again and will pick a different screen name. Considering his initial ad said NYC, it is likely the new fake ad will appear in NYC. However, the fraudster used various cities for the ad that lasted unchallenged for several days- His last city used on the ad was San Francisco. Be vigilant.

It is time to notify rentmen again about this fake ad. The fraudster placing the ad and who replaced stolen photos with different stolen photos gives rentmen a bad name. At least rentmen will remove the photos when they learn of the scam. If you check the updated ad and the photos you will see the fraudster still claims to be age 22. He has numerous photos included in the fake ad and at least one harmless photo in his bogus ad was taken when the real person was age 17 (the real person is now age 18). Here is a link to the real model who lives in Barcelona, Spain, and whose photos he stole. As I wrote, the model is age 18, not 22. Look at the date of the article and you will see the model is now age eighteen although he was not at the time the article was written. There is a narrative in the below link about the model/performer (again, check the date of the article): https://www.breaktudo.com/conheca-victor-perez-instagram-star-de-17-anos-de-idade/ https://rent.men/Bernardocosta Or this? https://yandex.com/images/search?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.rentmen.eu%2Fpublic%2Fphotos%2Fthumb%2F82%2F501042_1579729632_rwvurfv4tf.jpg&img_url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.ytimg.com%2Fvi%2FoZvkRimas0k%2Fmaxresdefault.jpg&rpt=imagelike&cbir_id=2272048%252FbRecjQauShmVaq-osuhJ6Q&pos=17 Or this? https://yandex.com/images/search?url=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.rentmen.eu%2Fpublic%2Fphotos%2Fthumb%2F82%2F501042_1579729632_rwvurfv4tf.jpg&cbir_id=2232041%2FbRecjQauShmVaq-osuhJ6Q&img_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsun9-32.userapi.com%2Fc200328%2Fv200328777%2F19a8b%2Fc9xmPh8qaXw.jpg&rpt=imagelike Or this?

No link?

https://rentmen.eu/ManuelonTOP His current rentmen ad says he is in Albuquerque, NM. The opening post to this thread gave the location as - dmv, wherever that is. Then the post I am quoting says he is Bmore. I assume this shortened word is for Baltimore, MD. I have no clue where dmv is located. It appears that the provider changes locations a lot. Or, the abbreviations used might be one reason there are so few responses to the inquiry. Based on the rentmen ad, the provider checks his ad often.

Take another look. The one photo that he used to replace the fake photos is now gone also. I again commend the person who made the report and I also commend rentmen for acting so quickly in removing the fake photos from that fraudster's ad.

The real deal in what way? Please read the narrative reviews on his rentmen ad. His last rentmen review was only one star. His other reviews are some good and others mixed. If you have a VPN you will be able to read what the reviews say. For example, one client reported that he came to the apartment of the "escort" and after thirty minutes, was forced out. If the narrative reviews are true, I don't think I would want to visit this guy.

I did a little more review of information available for the person who had his photos "borrowed" for a bogus ad. You are correct, he does not have a net worth of fifty million dollars. The article shows that over his career, he brought in GROSS revenue of fifty million dollars but, of course, taxes and agent fees and living expenses have consumed the major portion of that money. However, based on an "updated" estimate, he supposedly has a net worth of two and one-half million dollars. Good observation. https://www.idolnetworth.com/lucas-viana-net-worth-235324

You did a great job. Here it is less than one day and the stolen photos are already removed from the ad. Also, some other data in his ad is changed. It appears as if rentmen is still working on the bogus ad. When you click on the ad, the photos are gone but the rest of the ad freezes and much of the wording does not load. Thanks for the good deed. You have no idea how many clients you might have helped.

Did you know you can be a good samaritan by reporting the ad to rentmen? Your report would be a sure thing in getting the fake photos removed because the real person in the photos is a celebrity. If you make a report, go to the fraudster's ad, click on reporting a false ad then be sure to include the link I provided above. It has all the photos that the fraudster stole as his own for his bogus ad. The link also proves that the real person in the photos is not age 22 and is a 28-year-old television/movie actor in Brazil. If you send in the link with an explanation, rentmen will not cancel the ad. Rather, rentmen will remove the photos and suggest the fraudster put different photos in his ad. Remember, the fraudster no doubt paid for the ad and rentmen has his money. They cannot simply delete the bogus ad. A slight problem will occur for the fraudster when he tries to use different photos. He will have to convince rentmen that the new photos are not fake by showng some sort of photo identification (which can be fake or fabricated). Rentmen will probably allow him to post new photos even though the replacement photos could also be stolen.

The real guy is Brazilian by birth. By country, his ancestors came from Italy. That is not Native American by any trick of the fake ad and stolen photos. I cannot imagine what the fake advertiser expected to accomplish by that false statement in his ad. There are so many fake ads. More people should learn to search and find the fraudsters.