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First apologize because this is a forum for professionals and I am not.

Im looking for female model (18-28 y.o) for adult photo and video work for private collector (not for publication).

Place of shoot: London but possible all Uk
Compensation: 800-1100?

Thanks for the attention and I have not bothered any professional model for this post

Contact: london-2012@london.com

email me pippa_lily@hotmail.co.uk

what levels are you booking up to?
Can you shoot from my local studio? (Hullbridge Essex)

Who really pays ?800-?1100 these days, i don't mean to be rude but are they legal pics & video you require?

Kim you do not seem rude. And yes all my proposal is legal and I have put this rate because I do not know standard rates of the industry.
Anyway, I'm serious so now I'm not going to change the rate.
I have no problemp to explain any doubt if any model are interested

email: london-2012@london.com

hi im interested. im filipina i have profile on AIR.

faye

has anyone actually heard back from this person yet??

sounds a bit weird to offer a rate simply because you don't know what the going rate is (it's not that hard to find out....)

London.com is an address used frequently by 419 scammers. Not saying that's the case here, but just saying it might be worth approaching with caution....

http://www.419scam.org/419-london-com.htm

To BrightonBoi:
Your comment makes no sense, if that what you want to annoy my ad and scare the models do not waste your time.

Can you see how much scammers are with your email btinternet.com (731 addresses)??
http://www.419scam.org/419-btinternet-com.htm

To Emmab:
Please I need time to answer, but if you need an answer you will have.

Other models: You are welcome!!..perhaps a good opportunity for you and me...Im a real not a waist timer...

Contact: london-2012@london.com

The last time I heard of people being offered money over the odds for work - in my case wedding photography - there was a con involved where the person contacted was sent a bank draft for much more than the agreed fee.

The victim was then supposed to pay the draft into their bank account and send a cheque for the difference to another person somehow involved. With the wedding scam it was usually for the 'minister' who was supposed to officiate over the wedding.

What happens is that your cheque gets cashed before your bank contacts you to say the draft you paid in was a forgery. The minister and the person booking you to photograph the wedding have disappeared, and you're out the value of the cheque - as well as under suspicion of committing forgery of the original bank draft.

I'm SURE that's not the case here, though, and that instead this is merely a generous individual who is new to the industry and so has chosen to offer 5x the normal rate rather than research the proper payment amount.

Equally, the absence of a name in the signature and the use of a very generic e-mail address is no indication that models should be careful in accepting offers of work from this individual, especially in the absence of any references.


Adrian

Snappy

You forgot the excellent command of the English language as well !tongueincheek!