“How Do I Know You Are Real?”
Lately I’ve been getting inquiries from all kinds of people who say things like:
“Sorry, I can’t screen, there are scammers out there.”
“How do I know you are really the girl in the photos?”
“I’ve been scammed before. How do I know you are real?”
“Are you sure you’re not a cop/LE?”
It’s true; there are all sorts of scammers in every industry, including within the world of companionship. I often direct people to this Reddit post that details how to find a safe provider.
How can you tell that I’m a real-life escort who wants to share a bit of sweet time together and not someone who will abscond with your screening info and destroy my entire business by sharing it? How can you tell I am not law enforcement? How can you tell I am not a wolf-in-sheeps-clothing or an alien from outer space? How can you tell I am who I say I am and offering what I say I am offering?

Reflect on why you contacted me. Sure, my photos highlight my best assets—32G tits and a 40-inch ass—as well as my charming wit. And I’m sure a promise of a “good time” drew you in. But, part of my appeal is my reputation.
SMDH: Shaking My Damn Head
It honestly pains me that I have put so much time and thousands upon thousands of dollars into marketing myself over the last 7.5 years only for people to question my authenticity. I have put so many resources into this website, photo shoots, ads, etc. I’ve also put pieces of my real self, my creativity, my 3 am sparks of inspiration, my ethics, my empathy, my emotions, my politics, and my passions into my online presence and in-person sessions. It’s really me!
Even so, I am constantly asked to prove myself. Here are some factors that I hope will help you come to the conclusion that it’s me, Delphine! For real!
I Have Reviews
I have more than 75 5-star reviews on Private Delights and a few on TER (even though I’m not a huge fan of that site). I think I even have a couple on TNA Board, though I don’t use that site very often. I have also given 18 Okays on P411.



A few screenshots of some very sweet reviews from recent years.
We can debate on whether or not reviews/okays are helpful or good or whatever in this industry. However, they do prove that I’m real, that I’ve seen clients, and that they’ve been happy with their experiences.
They also show that I’ve been around a long time. Private Delights started in 2018. My first reviews on that site are from June 2018. I used to have others from earlier but those users have since deleted their accounts. I had a few reviews from 2017 on NightShift (RIP), the precursor to PD but those were lost to the side effects of FOSTA/SESTA.
I Have An Impeccable Reputation (And She’s Humble Too! ;p)
Look, you don’t get to keep working as an escort for 7.5 years by stealing deposits, collaborating with cops, or blackmailing clients with their screening info. You also don’t get to do so by not providing service, not looking like your photos, or being otherwise extremely difficult to see or work with.
I would like to think I have a positive reputation in our world, with the aforementioned 5-star reviews and satisfied sweethearts. Clients often compliment me on being kind, authentic, and easy-going in sessions (and for having great curves and…other skills lol).
I Have Social Media With Personal Thoughts and Anecdotes
I started my Twitter (now X) account in December of 2017, about 6 months after I started as Delphine. While I have deleted the majority of my tweets from that platform, my account clearly shows that I joined in December of 2017, showing that I’ve been around for a while. I have nearly 30,000 followers who didn’t just show up overnight! I also have a BlueSky account that I started in July 2023, but didn’t start using regularly until this year.
I post unique photos, including professional photos and selfies. I post my personal thoughts, anecdotes from my life, and lightly unhinged (or lightly hinged??) takes on the world. Doesn’t get more real than that.



Are these the random musings of the girl who is trying to abscond with your $50 deposit? Or the random musings of the girl who is in fact a real escort but can’t keep her midnight thoughts to herself?
On social media, scammers tend to post only photos with links. Sometimes they repost other providers in the hopes of getting their own posts reposted. They don’t post things that show personality or random musing about cats.
I Have Been on Podcasts!
Would an AI bot go on podcasts and talk about their personal experiences? I was on Mouthful With Shanti, a podcast by comedian Shanti Charan, where she interviews different people with different types of life experiences. In my episode I spoke about domination and ball busting!
More recently, I was on When We’re Not Hustling, with Jessie Sage. This podcast is about what sex workers do when they are off the clock. I talked about my experiences with non-monogamy as an escort in the episode I recorded with Jessie.
I Have This Website and Blog with My Personal Thoughts (It’s Not Even Written By AI!)

Sure, scammers can whip up some kinda basic website with someone’s stolen photos, but they will not put the effort into making a website with personality. People trying to do some kind of scam want to appeal to the widest audience possible. I don’t know if Caprica Six cosplay or dressing up like a Gold Statue will help them reach that goal.
Plus, I have this blog, which contains my original thoughts and ideas. People who are trying to get one over on you are not putting this kind of effort into things.
I Have New Creative and Artistic Photos Several Times a Year Showing Different Looks
One of the questions I mentioned earlier is, “How do I know you are the girl in the photos?” You can tell from years of photo work that I’ve done that sure, some things change like my hair length or the style of the photo, but mostly, I have been the same.
When you use some common sense and pair that with multiple social media accounts, more than seven years of reviews on verified accounts, and this blog, you will hopefully conclude that…it’s me! I don’t know what else to tell you. Would a scammer tell you to buy her Tajin for the holidays?? I think not.

Scammers and LE don’t do stuff like this. They take some random generic “hot girl” photos to lure people into a generic website, usually with content and writing stolen from some other escort. My photos and content, like weird cosplay or armpit hair pics, are honestly not what gets mass appeal, though they work for me to attract the type of people I enjoy interacting with. Scammers and LE want to cast a much wider net than what dressing like a hot robot or Dana Scully will do.
I Am Verified on Several Sites
Did you know you have to show your ID and go through some kind of intense steps to prove your identity on almost every ad site out there? It’s kind of like the ad site does some of the screening for you!
Some of them do manual ID confirmation, while others use AI facial recognition technology to make sure your face matches your ID and your ad photos. Other sites require you to send them unblurred versions of your ad photos if you do not show your face. On PD, Tryst, and anywhere else I advertise, I have verified my real-life identity outside of Delphine to prove that I am of age and a real person.

On PD you can tell because under my name on my profile there is a green checkmark that says “Verified Provider.” Everyone on Tryst has submitted their ID to get their profile approved. All new photos on Tryst go through a verification process that takes a few days to make sure they are the same person in the ad.
On every other ad site I’ve used over the years, Eros, Slixa, P411, etc etc etc, I’ve had to prove who I am. Yes, these sites still have scammers on them and you still have to be careful, but I think a verified presence, plus all the other factors I’ve mentioned show that I am for real.
If I’ve Directed You To This Post…
Hopefully, now you feel a tiny bit silly for wondering if I am going to blackmail you or steal a deposit that is a fraction of what I could make by actually having a session with you. ;p

