Melissa - 4663
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Looks to be a 240 plug going into the wall in the second to last picture, that's not the standard for a bedroom socket in Canada. Pretty sure those are fake pics
I mean really, you have got to appreciate the Sherlock Holmes-like attention to detail in order to notice that wall plug. That is seriously high level stuff!! Full 10/10
Thank you, I have fun with it. Always look around the room in those pics, does it look like a Canadian room? Outlets, food, booze etc
And I'll believe you when I see an actual review posted from an established member in any city on any board
When was the last time anyone saw a legit ad that used the words "snowbunny" or anything related to "party friendly"?
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fair enough im just saying. i haven't seen her in person but damn she looks goodAnd I'll believe you when I see an actual review posted from an established member in any city on any board
The "verified" tag only means there's a photo with some text on it. It doesn't check if the text is photoshopped or not. There was one mentioned on a thread here not long ago that was a total fake, even if verified. Scammers will always find ways to bypass checks.
For this one, I see no traces of a fake pics just looking at them. I didn't TinEye or Google, just checked the pics.
For pic #7, I've seen outlets like that in North America, stuck higher than normal on the wall. I'd say it's a single 110V, 20A outlet designed for a high power device. What's plugged in it is likely a heavy duty AC unit like what's under hotel windows and, for those, they often have an integrated breaker in the plug, making it that big.
Also, look at the wire gauge: it's way too big for 220v European devices. 220V Europeean devices don't need such a big cord since the amperage is half of what it would be for 110V devices.
This tells me picture #7 was likely taken in a North American hotel. Pushing even deeper, I'd say it might even have been taken in the province of Québec, since the code requires the ground to be up when installing an outlet, making the plug sit with the cord going up instead of down compared to elsewhere in North America.
Given all the attention, maybe someone from here will take the time and go visit her then, she might be the next "fully booked due to Terb girl."
haHey guys yes it’s me Melissa,
yes I know I shouldn’t be here and I’m not trying to advertise myself but clients told me they were scared because of the thread so I decided to take a look. So to start I took the pictures in a hotel room in ottawa more specifically confort inn on Michael st. I know there is a lot of fake on leolist but I assure you I’m not. Im doing a little trip to Niagara here is my ad
Ps: I changed number the 8111 was not working anymore for I don’t know what reason. Oh and by the way you can always ask me for a verification picture or you can FaceTime me! I don’t know what to do more then that to prove I don’t steal anybody’s pictures. Oh and I forgot to mention leolist really verify the “leolist. cc” and the date of the day uploading the pictures so very hard to be verified and fake. Thank you for your time guyshttps://www.leolist.cc/personals/fe...w_visit_me_before_i_disappear_no_bbbj-6508955
melissa have you actually met anyone? i have tried but you bailed a few times even after my review above. if you have ask them to write a review then we know you are for real.
