If you notice what looks like a fake review would you email her? Would you ladies appreciate someone letting you know.  

I did and I think she was happy with finding out.

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a captain-save-a-ho. You can find a better way to suck up without trolling providers reviews with your uneducated opinion over their authenticity. Providers can actually read their own reviews, genius.

It could go either way, she could think you're stalking her a bit or she could be appreciative not to be a jack wagon but who knows how a woman will react sometimes?  
As for me if I've seen a lady and especially if we really hit it off I never read another review of hers again, kills the illusion for me. We all know we all share and there is no exclusivity here but sometimes ya get a little something extra and ya think maybe it's just you who gets that certain item or whatever, major buzzkill when ya find out otherwise. Had a conversation with another hobbyist a while back about a mutual friend turns out we both where privy to some info and given some things we thought no one else was. Puts things in perspective, good thing neither of us are the clingy delusional types all I could do was just smile as I read what I thought only I knew. Got to give it to her though she would have made a hell of a magician she was a master illusionist, but fun as hell. Hate she's gone from the biz. Good for her and bad for us fellas.

 I've spotted a couple when researching a new to me lady that didn't fit in quite right with the rest but just kept it to myself. Not saying this applies to you but I had this crack pot English teacher in middle school who made us copy a famous quote everyday at the beginning of class one that stuck with me was "better to be silent and thought a fool than speak and remove all doubt" shame I haven't taken that advice myself as much a I should have.  
Hopefully the lady in question knew you had the right reasons, from our limited correspondance I think you're a standup guy who is just trying to help.

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obvious, but that was not my intention. There are several that I want to see in the future so I keep an eye on them from time to time.  

I think it goes to the temptation to get free days, unfortunately I can not pm an alias, I don't think.  

The first sentence in the non VIP part caught my eye, soi asked her about it. Thanks to you and the rest for the info.

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We most certainly appreciate it when someone brings something up to us!! There is absolutely NOTHING wrong with alerting a lady, we dont think your a creeper, you want freebies, or stalk.. You simply were being aware and reviews are a provider's livelyhood, so thanks floyd, for looking out for us ; ~

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Would you like me to complain to the reviewer about his errors or would you prefer that I notify you directly?  

Something was fishy about a couple other reviews. I know that I wasn't there at the time but when I put on that hat made from newspapers things just seemed to all come together. Maybe Floyd will lend me his inflatable lifeboat if he hasn't already saved you from the perils of your reviews and you will reciprocate and greet me with an open mouth kiss

I wish TER would stop giving out free VIPs for writing reviews. I've talked to ladies who said they never had a session with the person who wrote their "fake" review and it seems to be true. Just the other night I met a provider who told me that a client had secretly video taped a session with her and posted it to YouPorn online. Someone (aka Save a ho)she had never met had recognized her and alerted her that the footage existed. Sad part is that the secret cam-guy had sessions with other providers posted to YouPorn also. The "secret camera" guy had several reviews on TER and was "experienced" so it wasn't a "newb" mistake. A provider friend of hers Blacklisted the guy and suggested some other form of retaliation, but she wasn't going to go there. My point is, a guy she never met alerted her to the video. She would have never known that the video was up otherwise. In my opinion he did the right thing by alerting her to something wrong. It is just human decency. I don't read reviews often, but if I see one that's BS ... I'm saying something.

A review that "looks fake" and obviously fake are two different things. Peoples perception and chemistry can change how they see things and unless the physical facts are wrong who is to say?  

I try to take all reviews with a grain of salt (or sugar) anyways.

Most reviews look fake to me ... "she had her third or fourth O and then we O'ed together" Somebody is watching too much porn

Personally, I would be stunned if any provider would NOT want to know someone is screwing around with her public persona and business.

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