I use EuroGirlsEscort regularly. The platform is convenient, well-designed, and generally reliable. But the first time I encountered organized deception and tried to report it, everything fell apart. I flagged a group of ads — over 30 — run by the same advertiser using duplicate profiles to scam clients. You think you're meeting one girl, but someone entirely different shows up. These ads reused the same content: identical photos, identical videos, and scripted communication. Even the contact numbers stayed the same across fake names. I reported this to the EGE team with full documentation: screenshots, ad links, WhatsApp conversations, and proof that the agency had just been banned a week prior for the same behavior. Theresa from EGE acknowledged the evidence and removed around 30 ads. But a week later, the same advertiser came back — same videos, same numbers, different names. I reported it again. This time, Nela from the team replied:
"Leave a review, but we can't guarantee approval without solid proof." I had already submitted: screenshots of WhatsApp messages lists of reused phone numbers links to new ads and confirmation that the same ads had just been removed I asked: "If all this isn't solid proof, what is?"
No answer. Only after pushing again did they respond: "We'll investigate." Their official Terms & Conditions say: Fake photos aren't allowed Duplicate profiles will be deleted immediately All fraudulent ads will be blacklisted None of this is being enforced. These ads don't even generate direct revenue — posting is free — yet there's no moderation. After this, I left honest reviews for girls I had actually met. Each one was deleted without explanation. When I asked why, the only reply was: "Internal policy." Meanwhile, advertisers are allowed to respond to reviews with false claims, and those replies go up instantly — no checks, no evidence required. A clear example is an agency operating under a well-known name. Multiple reviewers flagged them for misrepresentation. Each time, their reply was a copy-paste blaming the client, filled with fiction. The agency was also known to rotate different girls under the same profile, misleading clients. This exact problem happened with another agency listed on EGE — they pressured a girl to offer services she was not okay with. The client reported it, and the agency responded publicly with misleading claims. Even after knowing the situation for over a month, they continued promoting false ads for her under fake "independent" listings, using the exact same photo and service list. The ads have even escalated — now including in the public description services the girl clearly does not provide. The deception has moved from private messaging into the listings themselves. The platform is well-built, but moderation is broken. If you run into serious abuse, don't expect protection. Evidence doesn't guarantee action. Reviews get censored, and advertisers can rewrite the story without proof. That's why outside forums and Telegram groups are more trusted — the censorship there is minimal, and real experiences can actually be shared.