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There are no visible consequences for advertisers repeatedly caught using fraud, bait-and-switch, or impersonation.

I reported an agency running over 30 duplicate profiles using the same photos, phone numbers, and videos but under different names (e.g., Polina, Karolina, Bianca, Katerina, Mia, Diana, etc.). The fraud involved agreeing on one girl, then sending a completely different person to the meeting. I submitted clear evidence: WhatsApp screenshots, links, phone number overlaps, and video matches.

Support (Theresa) initially removed a batch of those profiles.

But within a week, the same advertiser came back with new names and identical materials. I sent updated evidence to both email and the built-in “Blacklist” feature — and never received a reply through the blacklist system. Not once. There’s no ticket ID, no confirmation, no follow-up.

All actual interaction happened over email, and even that was inconsistent. When I followed up with new cases, another agent (Nela) said my proof wasn’t “actual evidence” without explaining why — despite it being almost identical to what was accepted earlier.

Bottom line: there’s no escalation process, no accountability, and no actual blacklist system that functions transparently. From what I’ve seen, repeat offenders face zero consequences and can continue uploading new profiles endlessly.