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Fab women's pics being used on advertising sites.
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Just wondered if anyone else has seen any of the fab women on here's pics, being used for advertising/clickbait dating sites.
Saw a site the other day, with a very popular, page 1 of hot pics lady, legs open, knickerless, with her face on full display.
Just wondered if I should message her so she's aware? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Fab is now a publicly traded entity so people should put a warning on their profiles to avoid this happening.
That copy and paste warning people use means absolutely nothing."
I think you'll find it deters a lot of people. Sydney University have a research department that has conducted extensive surveys which support this contention. |
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"Just wondered if anyone else has seen any of the fab women on here's pics, being used for advertising/clickbait dating sites.
Saw a site the other day, with a very popular, page 1 of hot pics lady, legs open, knickerless, with her face on full display.
Just wondered if I should message her so she's aware?"
It's probably her own profile on that site. Some of the very popular hot pics women have profiles on other sites, like O***F**S... they use Fab hot pics to promote themselves.. |
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"Fab is now a publicly traded entity so people should put a warning on their profiles to avoid this happening.
That copy and paste warning people use means absolutely nothing.
I think you'll find it deters a lot of people. Sydney University have a research department that has conducted extensive surveys which support this contention."
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Yes I've had several messages. I'm an e s c o r t on loads of websites unfortunately. I did report them but nothing ever happened. I do worry about what happens when someone actually books my photos for an expensive shag sesh and I never show up.
You can always let her know. I'd say she knows though. When you post pictures online they are never safe, and if you are hitting hot pics regularly it's pretty much guaranteed they are being shared elsewhere. |
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I’ve also noticed “fabswingers” has become a genre on porn sites. There’s someone saving peoples photos and videos - both private and public - and compiling them into porno vids on other sites.
Pretty worrying trend.
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"Yes I've had several messages. I'm an e s c o r t on loads of websites unfortunately. I did report them but nothing ever happened. I do worry about what happens when someone actually books my photos for an expensive shag sesh and I never show up.
You can always let her know. I'd say she knows though. When you post pictures online they are never safe, and if you are hitting hot pics regularly it's pretty much guaranteed they are being shared elsewhere."
I want my 200 quid back
Joking aside.... it is a shit thing they use someone photos but at the same time, it is on the internet and it is not safe.
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Not advertising but been told here my pics from here being displayed on various sites I went and found them on one site got them removed whilst looking found a very popular woman from here pics and messaged her to tell her x |
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By *adCherriesCouple
over a year ago
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"Fab is now a publicly traded entity so people should put a warning on their profiles to avoid this happening.
That copy and paste warning people use means absolutely nothing."
Actually it means - drama queen(s), avoid |
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Send a cease and desist notice to the site owners giving them 48 hours to remove the photos or you will be issuing an invoice for usage of your image.
If nothing happens send an invoice. You can charge what you like, within reason. I’d say £500 would be a fair figure for an explicit photo. Follow that up with a reminder and a final notice. Make sure you take screen shots so you can prove your case.
If you don’t get any money you can take them to court, but if the site is owned overseas that’s not really practical. If it’s just a page on a Vivastreet listing or something similar, the page will most likely vanish long before you send your reminder.
Fake pics are par for the course with these types of sites I would expect. |
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