Once Savanna Harrison accepts a “mission”, she can go as far as setting up dates with a cheating partner to prove their infidelity.
“I went on Facebook to see if he would go to the extent of meeting up with me. He did… but I never went.”
Savanna Harrison, 27, is a professional “checker”, using social media to expose cheating partners after being cheated on herself.
She wanted to help other women avoid the same heartbreak she felt, so she started working for a company called Lazo, which describes itself as a “tool designed to see intentions and let go of toxic relationships”.
Now, she gets paid to run dozens of loyalty tests a month on people suspected of cheating on their partners.
“I’ve seen some comments saying its messed up,” she said – but she doesn’t feel bad about what she’s doing.
“If you can’t be loyal, then you shouldn’t be in that relationship.”
The loyalty test
Once she accepts a “mission”, Savanna messages her client’s partner, following tips and instructions from the suspicious client.
It’s usually women asking her to test their boyfriends.
She’ll find out where the boyfriend hangs out and start up a conversation, saying she’s seen him in his favourite bar, or pretending to accidentally send him direct messages and photos.
“Either way, I will flood into his [direct messages] and say something to see if he’ll reciprocate.”
