Looking through ads on BP: is it even worth the effort?

[LoadShooter]

I've only used LL to view SP ads over the years, but I recently checked out BP just to see if there was anything different. From what I see, it seems to be a TON of fake pics of Instagram models. From my impression it seems to be a total waste of time to look through these. Is BP worth visiting at all for any real SPs not advertising on LL? I thought it may be an option for SPs to advertise without any fees similar to Craigslist. LL charges fees from what I know.

And I was wondering if there are any other websites worth checking out for SPs other than LL, or should I just stick to that one?

 

[jamasianman]

Honestly its not worth sifting. Because if you think you find a nice hidden gem or a diamond in the rough, you're gonna have to pony up a few hundred dollars to toftt to see if she's worth it. And most of the time they are not. You're better off just using perb advertisers and trusted leolist ads.

 

[SydneyTaylor]

Just so you know BP is not free either.

 

[LoadShooter]

Just so you know BP is not free either.

Ok thanks for letting me know. I thought BP was just a free classified ad website like craigslist.

Since BP is a paid site, it makes me wonder why there are so many more fake pic ads than on LL. I'm guessing it must be cheaper to post ads there then.

 

[CanineCowboy]

I have only gone on BP a couple of times but it seems to be filled with fake pictures and party 24/7 girls. I have only seen one person who advertises there, but I actually originally found her on leolist.

 

[Stella Swells]

And Craigslist now costs $5 a day as well

I just want to say how nice it is that some of you gentlemen are even taking note of some of the advertising fees we incurr.

I haven’t been working for long, but I’d say about 30% of ever dollar made goes to ads. Leolist is ridiculously expensive, and, for example, because there are ten times the number of ladies in Vancouver, they charge ten times the amount of what they charge in Victoria.

And they charge it in (effing) American dollars. So .25 a bump in Victoria costs $2.50 in Vancouver (if you buy 30 at a time) ...plus the exchange rate!