NY- Craigslist has long been known for helping people find roommates and soul mates – but hookers?

Nassau cops yesterday said they busted four prostitutes who advertised their services on the Internet bulletin board’s Web site.

The women, three from Georgia and Florida and the fourth from Brooklyn, were busted after arranging to have sex with johns who turned out to be undercover cops at motels in Plainview and Jericho this week, police said.

“It’s a pretty fine line between promoting prostitution and allowing advertising on the part of Craigslist,” said Capt. Steven Skrynecki, commander of the Nassau County Narcotics and Vice Squad. “They walk that fine line.”

A spokeswoman for the San Francisco-based Web site defended the service, saying that it forbids promotion of any “illegal activity” – including prostitution – on its site but that its 22-person staff does not monitor each of the 9 million individual listings they receive monthly.

Craigslist does require anyone posting a personals ad in its “Erotic Services” section to agree to certain terms – among them: “Erotic Services is intended only for LEGAL services such as escorts, sensual massage, and erotic dance. Do NOT suggest or imply an illegal exchange of sexual favors for money!”

Yet Nassau police had little difficulty finding women in Craigslist’s Erotic Services section for Long Island who were willing to perform sex for money.

Victoria Finley, 21, of Orlando – arrested Wednesday afternoon – titled her ad “Full Satisfaction.” The bleached blond, who posted a sexy picture of herself wearing lingerie and a come-hither look, wrote, “Hot blonde…. Full service.”

Others were less discreet.

According to police, Claudinette Rodriguez, 38, of Miami Beach, billed herself as a “naughty thong wearing babe!”

Using the name “Katia,” Rodriguez, who also was nabbed Wednesday, wrote that she has a “huge fetish for sexy shoes, lingerie.”

For her compensation, she asked for a “Donation: 200/hr.” and specified “cash only.”

An ad – “Sexy Exotic Lady for Fun Time!!!” – that police said was posted by Shaneesa White, 21, of Georgia targeted “upscale gentlemen” and said, “You won’t want to leave…. Call for rates.”

When White was arrested Wednesday, cops found her 4-year-old son in a car parked outside a Jericho motel, along with, Keith Cowan, 23.

Nassau police also arrested Ebony Gilbreath, 21, of Brooklyn. All four were released on bail after being arraigned yesterday on misdemeanor prostitution charges.

White also was charged with endangering the welfare of a child. Her male friend Cowan was hit with marijuana-possession and promoting-prostitution charges.

The out-of-state women, who arrived in Nassau within the past month and set up shop independent of each other, were drawn here because it is “an affluent county,” Skrynecki said.

He added that this week’s arrests were “just the tip of the iceberg. This is something that goes on here as well as other areas in the metropolitan area on a continual basis. … It’s a constant battle to keep this under control.”