You're doing a great job here of advising people about scam agencies, but a lot of people get caught out because they don't find the advice. I've created a blog to address that problem and SAAFE have kindly agreed to host it for me.

The idea is that each fake agency I find gets at least one entry in the blog, which will hopefully appear in searches for the agency name. That way I can keep up with new ones as they appear. The blog needs as much google cred as possible if it's going to reach people though, so I need your help to spread the word.

Please link to scamblog (http://www.saafe.info/scamblog) on your websites, in public forums, and anywhere else it's relevant. For the sake of search engines it would help if you include the words escort (or escorts) and agency (or agencies) in the link text. Here's an example:

A log of scam escort agencies

To post a link like that on a forum, use this code

[url=http://www.saafe.info/scamblog]A log of scam escort agencies[/url]
To add it to an html file (such as the raw code for your website), use this

<a href="http://www.saafe.info/scamblog">A log of scam escort agencies</a>
I could also do with more content. I don't need suggestions for scams to list yet, but articles on the subject, useful links, and experiences would be good. If you've been ripped off by a scam escort agency and you've written about it elsewhere on the internet, just send me a link and I'll post it. If you want me to publish your story, email it to me with a statement of permission for me to publish it.

Send stuff to scamblogger@googlemail.com. Please put a description of what you're sending me in the subject, for example, "escortopia experience".

I wouldn't mind having another contributor or two. If you're interested, email me. I'll want to know who you are before I give you access, but you'll be able to post anonymously if you prefer.