Occasionally I see reviews that give exact details of a lady's unique security and screening procedures. This endangers the lady's safety IMHO. All that is necessary is to say something like "She screens thoroughly" or "We met first at a location not far from her incall." The explicit details can be saved for the review of play time activities.
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and have to wonder what some people are thinking when they write that in a review. Remember reading some reviews of Julies Girls before they closed and they included the street and cross street locations. Might as well have added coffee and donuts free to LE
I have brought up this and related concerns several times in the past. It would seem at times that although some reviewers have the business acumen and fiscal success to hobby hard and often they somehow lack certain common sense as to what should be made public knowledge about a lady's private or sensitive personal information.
One more time gentlemen:
This IS an illegal activity and we need not give LE any free information.
This activity carries with it a "stigma" and most participants want it kept clandestine from friends & family.
If the information isn't pertinent to the woman's APPEARANCE or PERFORMANCE it's safest to leave it out of the review.
AOOP.
Once a hobbyist asked on the boards how he could meet providers without giving away too much personal information.
A new lady on the scene replied to his post saying all she needed was a first name and cell number; she did not need a provider reference and even stated she did not check ID at the session.
Our city had had an LE sting not that long before but apparently the lady was so new she wasn't aware that LE monitored the boards.
I emailed her and suggested she modify her post immediately to say something like, "contact me privately and we'll try to work something out" rather than tell the whole world (including LE and weirdos) she did not screen at all.
Hobbyists and providers must use common sense in all posts and reviews.
If someone sees too much information in a review, they should fill out a problem report to get the info deleted. In my experience TER staff members respond promptly to these matters.
I'll meet you at the east corner of 47th and 6th at 6pm tonight with the kilo of the "stuff" you PM'd me about last week. I'll have on a blue suit and will respond the name Mr. Gigglesworth
and this is very very important don't share this with anyone the password/phrases will be "Mr. Gigglesworth, Johnny has a long mustache, The chair is against the wall".
It's all good.......
(the above was a fictional story completely written and construde from my imagination for your enjoyment, if you are LE and reading this you are welcome to go to 47th and 6th but I can promise you Mr. Gigglesworth will not be there, as for Bill he is simply a victim of this post)
A couple of posters mentioned the fact this girl has a son, works out of her home, has had recent illness issues and had her reviews pulled due to domestic/custody problems! Why not just offer to rewrite her bio for her?
People talk (and type)too much...
Illegal?? I'm just paying them for their time and companionship. What in the world are you referring too?
Below is again an example of what I feel is TMI
" found (provider) through her friend (name). both use to work for (agency name) in the (geographic reference). has a nice place just off (street) in (city). easy parking. 2 call system and away we go. vips read on..."
This was cut from a recently posted review. I edited out the incriminating information(---).
This clueless putz in his exuberance to validate his ego and get 15 days free VIP membership has dangerously libeled the provider as well as her friend and an agency.
C'mon guys; Use your f*ck'n brains
AOOP.