LiveJasmin Profile Search

Why the same model may appear in more than one place

The Model Center privacy policy describes sharing model listings with affiliated websites. This can put a model's listing on another website as well as LiveJasmin. Seeing the same model in two places is therefore not enough to conclude that one listing was stolen.

The reverse is also important: the existence of an affiliate program does not validate an unfamiliar domain. A copied logo, model name, or room image is not evidence that a page belongs to that program.

Check where the second listing leads

1. Start with a LiveJasmin link shared by the model through a public channel you already trust. If all you have is a screenshot, do not assume the name written over it is an account identifier.
2. Save the full address of the second listing. If its links take you somewhere else, note that address too.
3. Check whether the name and destination agree with the known link. A similar thumbnail with an unrelated payment or contact destination needs a different review from a listing that leads back to the expected page.
4. If you cannot establish the relationship, describe it as an unconfirmed listing. Ask LiveJasmin support about that exact domain instead of publicly accusing the model or site.

A public room, a member login, and Model Center are different

LiveJasmin's navigation separates member login from Model Login. Use the model's shared public page for a profile check; do not mistake a login screen for the profile itself. This guide does not offer a way to view a private show, recover another person's login, or determine a model's legal identity.

When the issue is unwanted content, not a missing profile

LiveJasmin has separate pages for Content Removal and reporting intimate imagery shared without consent. Choose the route that describes your concern and follow its instructions. This guide does not promise that a request will be accepted or completed by a particular time.

Keep the exact page and content addresses for a private report. Do not repost intimate material to ask others to identify a person, and do not assume a request sent to one platform reaches a separate website. For a structured record of public links, use the evidence checklist.