<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

I was on Craigslist looking for some odd jobs for quick cash as I'm in financial need. I saw an ad for an adult casting, and decided to apply for it. I got a phone call later that day from the casting agent explaining all the details of the casting audition. The phone conversation was about 30 mins long, giving the appearance of legitancy. We scheduled to meet up for the interview later in the week on a Friday

During the interview, I was asked the stereotypical casting couch questions (why do you want to do this? What's your favorite position? Etc.) After the verbal exchange we ended up having unprotected sex. Earlier on the phone he stated that his agency is a "safe sex" agency. This is where I felt a bit strange, knowing there should have been some kind of contract or paperwork. After sex, he said that I was a great match and that we would continue the process over the weekend. 

Over the weekend, I requested photos of the other models he had working for him. It turns out that 2 of the 6 models that he sent were "famous" actresses already while the other 4 were decently known, none of them being from IL. 

He also stated that on Monday, we could start paperwork and filming, but as soon as Monday came along, he had an excuse, claiming his friend died in a car accident. The photo he sent was an article dating back to March 2015 proving he was lying. 

After this, he was called out, and never responded back. 
Is there any legal action that can be taken against this or am I stuck here?
<bot>: I responded to an adult casting ad, agent called explaining everything, had an interview (sex), turns out he faked everything, is there any legal recourse?