89 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10003 · Includes Miami operations

How to Verify a Skylar Modeling Offer

Someone is sending fake job offers using our name. If you received one, you are not talking to us — and this page shows you how to tell the difference in under a minute.

Call us: 646-448-8445

Established 2018Teaching in Manhattan ever since
A real address89 Fifth Avenue, Suite 801, NYC
438 verified reviewsFrom models who trained with us
Visit before you commitCome to the studio and meet us

How a real Skylar Modeling offer works

  • It comes from an address ending @skylarmodeling.com. That is our only domain.
  • You are invited to a free consultation first, by phone or in person. We speak with every applicant.
  • You are welcome to visit our studio at 89 Fifth Avenue before you decide anything.
  • You pay for a class or a program — and only after you have spoken with us.
  • We never ask for a passport, an ID card, a Social Security number or a utility bill to apply.
  • Our text messages come from 917-779-0946, and our calls from 646-448-8445. Those are the only two numbers we use.

Signs of a fake offer using our name

  • An offer letter arrives with no interview and no conversation.
  • You are asked to pay a deposit, insurance fee, registration fee or processing fee up front.
  • You are asked to send a passport, an ID card or a utility bill.
  • The conversation moves to WhatsApp or Microsoft Teams.
  • The email address is anything other than @skylarmodeling.com.
  • A document claims your payment is “FDIC insured.” The FDIC insures bank deposits — never jobs.

Contacts confirmed to be fake

These have been reported to the domain registrar, the email providers, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, the FTC, the FDIC and the New York Attorney General. None of them are connected to us in any way.

  • jobs-skylarmodeling.com — including evelyn@jobs-skylarmodeling.com
  • info.skylarmodeling@gmail.com
  • Anyone using the name “Evelyn Steve”
  • An offer for a “Home-Predicated Model” or “home-based model” role, sometimes with reference number SH32T, at around $2,500 per month
  • Facebook and Instagram ads offering work-from-home modeling where you “keep the clothes,” routing to WhatsApp

Our only website is skylarmodeling.com. Our only email addresses end in @skylarmodeling.com. We use exactly two phone numbers: 646-448-8445 for calls, and 917-779-0946, which is the number our automated text messages come from (auditions, reminders and follow-ups). Any other number, address or website using our name is not us.

If you already sent money or documents

  1. Stop all contact. Do not send anything further — including any fee described as “refund processing.”
  2. Report it. In the US: ic3.gov and reportfraud.ftc.gov. Outside the US: your national police cybercrime unit, and econsumer.gov.
  3. If you sent identity documents, go to identitytheft.gov for a recovery plan and place a free credit freeze with Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. If you sent a passport, report it to the authority that issued it so it can be flagged.
  4. If you paid by card or bank transfer, call your bank today and use the words fraud and chargeback.

Questions we get asked

Is Skylar Modeling a scam?
No. Skylar Modeling is a modeling school and development company operating in New York City since 2018, at 89 Fifth Avenue, Suite 801. You are welcome to visit us or call 646-448-8445 before committing to anything. Separately, an unrelated third party has been sending fake job offers using our name from addresses we do not control. We have reported them to the FBI, the FTC and the New York Attorney General.
Is jobs-skylarmodeling.com a real Skylar Modeling website?
No. Our only website is skylarmodeling.com. The domain jobs-skylarmodeling.com was registered in August 2026 by an unrelated party and is being used to send fraudulent job offers in our name. We have reported it to its registrar and to federal authorities.
Does Skylar Modeling charge a deposit or an insurance fee?
No. We never ask anyone for a deposit, an insurance fee, a registration fee or a placement fee in order to be considered. You pay for a class or a program, and only after speaking with us. Any request for an upfront fee is not from us.
Does Skylar Modeling ask applicants for a passport or ID?
No. We never ask for a passport, a Social Security number, an ID card or a utility bill as part of an application. If someone using our name asked you for these, stop contact and report it.
Is +1 917-779-0946 a real Skylar Modeling phone number?
Yes. 917-779-0946 is one of our two numbers. It is the number our automated text messages come from: audition and casting invitations, class and appointment reminders, and follow-ups after you have enquired with us. Our other number, 646-448-8445, is for calls, and is the one to use if you want to speak to someone. We use no other numbers. Whatever a message says, this never changes: we never ask you to pay anything, and we never ask you to send identity documents by text.
How do I confirm I am talking to the real Skylar Modeling?
Check that the email address ends in @skylarmodeling.com. Our only two phone numbers are 646-448-8445 for calls and 917-779-0946 for automated text messages. You can also call us on 646-448-8445 or come to our studio at 89 Fifth Avenue, Suite 801, New York, NY 10003. We are happy to confirm any conversation before you go further.

Received one of these?

Forward it to us — as an attachment if you can, so the hidden headers survive. Every report helps us get the next fake account shut down faster. We are sorry this is happening in our name.

Forward it to support@skylarmodeling.com

Last updated 28 September 2026

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