If you’ve seen ads in Utah using these same photos, you might’ve been dealing with a male scammer who doesn’t own the content, can’t verify their identity, and has been taking money then disappearing—cool, right?
Wait—people try to make me look like the bad guy with it, like I’m the problem, but I’m not. I’m the actual independent creator of these photos, and I’m the only one who can provide real verification.
Official contact: I only communicate through my official email, [email protected]—then I’ll verify you first. After that, and only through that same email, I’ll share my current phone number or other communication options, usually once you’ve confirmed your side of it. Don’t use the number shown on any other ad you stumble on.
Get new/recent content: if you want access to my updated photos directly from the source, email [email protected] and don’t trust other routes of communication that claim verification first. Which, okay—if someone sends a “verification photo” somewhere else, that can be fabricated way too easily, and I’m not gambling your money on that.
And yeah, supporting independent creators means you actually stop funding fraud. Anyway, if you’ve got questions or think you ran into that scammer, email me at [email protected] and I’ll help sort out what’s real.
Syrinity Holbrook
