One Way To Spot Fake Ads

Thought I would post this here because so many threads are asking for verification on ads. As you read through the ads, occasionally you'll notice similar wording. Just copy a few of the words and paste it in the search bar. Here is one result for "hot reliever". https://www.leolist.cc/personals/female-escorts/vancouver-island?q=hot+reliever#ad9484850 Spending a few minutes comparing the titles and content of the ads will save you some time.

I also fund an are Larry's Torch said: Thought I would post this here because so many threads are asking for verification on ads. As you read through the ads, occasionally you'll notice similar wording. Just copy a few of the words and paste it in the search bar. Here is one result for "hot reliever". https://www.leolist.cc/personals/female-escorts/vancouver-island?q=hot+reliever#ad9484850 Spending a few minutes comparing the titles and content of the ads will save you some time. Click to expand... Area code not within BC is most likely fake as well

Save a picture. Then click on google image search. Then upload your pic . Bingo. Up come the matches or source if it is posted elsewhere.

I've also noticed that many fakes their weight is listed as 45lbs, 54lbs very light weight. I first thought they meant Kilo's but after checking harder they turned out to be scams. Google lens doesn't seem to get as many hits anymore.