: TER General Board Discussion : Maybe Ter or one of verified should include and IQ test it on the bottoms

LasVegan 1179 reads

posted 8 years ago

1 / 20

How much is real, how much is simply hyperbole?

As with any business, of course providers must market themselves to attract clients. Confident no hobbyist respects/appreciates providers more than myself.

Yet have visited a provider website or two and once in a rare while, notice hyperbole, sometimes becomes flat out exaggeration, or put more bluntly, lying.

I noticed a provider posting comments on here in less than correct English. Who am I to criticize, when I am far from perfect? But I do sit with raised eyebrows when this provider states the following on her website (name omitted to protect her privacy):

"intelligent lady, with an education from the finest schools on the continents of both Europe and North America." ...."culturally diverse, you will also see I am well versed in every facet of American culture and etiquette."

How can she try to convey one image of herself on her website, when her posts here, clearly illustrate the exact opposite? Fire away, maybe I am being petty, but I see no need to try and deceive a potential client, we are what we are.

ripmany 9 Reviews 498 reads

posted 8 years ago

2 / 20

What is correct English????

1.what is correct English
2.this is internet form not a legal tern paper.
3.this is fuck board at that.
4.we looking for good clean pussey. Not If she can get me off my murder charges.
5. Taking the time to right a good post will gain respect with readers. If not understable it won't be read.

stucaboy 419 reads

posted 8 years ago

3 / 20

Could it be that her dumb ass hander is writting the ad? Just a thought. EOM

Posted By: LasVegan

As with any business, of course providers must market themselves to attract clients. Confident no hobbyist respects/appreciates providers more than myself.

Yet have visited a provider website or two and once in a rare while, notice hyperbole, sometimes becomes flat out exaggeration, or put more bluntly, lying.

I noticed a provider posting comments on here in less than correct English. Who am I to criticize, when I am far from perfect? But I do sit with raised eyebrows when this provider states the following on her website (name omitted to protect her privacy):

"intelligent lady, with an education from the finest schools on the continents of both Europe and North America." ...."culturally diverse, you will also see I am well versed in every facet of American culture and etiquette."

How can she try to convey one image of herself on her website, when her posts here, clearly illustrate the exact opposite? Fire away, maybe I am being petty, but I see no need to try and deceive a potential client, we are what we are.

sexybrietaylor See my TER Reviews 325 reads

posted 8 years ago

4 / 20

Lol. Eom

-- Modified on 9/14/2016 9:42:22 AM

LasVegan 367 reads

posted 8 years ago

5 / 20

Re: What is correct English????

Respectfully "Rip,"

When you use your "real" persona, you know EXACTLY what good English looks like.

Only when you choose to entertain, is your English "suspect."

But your "entertainment" value and a provider's attempt to over promise and under deliver are not the same.

Provider's sell an image. Don't hobbyists expect that image to be accurate when they pay for it?

Or is deception in the market place fair?

ripmany 9 Reviews 470 reads

posted 8 years ago

6 / 20

Maybe Ter or one of verified should include and IQ test it on the bottoms

Of my list when I see a hooker as long as she doesn't song like she on mojo

702touch See my TER Reviews 469 reads

posted 8 years ago

7 / 20

Re: What is correct English????

yes, whatever image providers portrays should be what you get...i do not understand the need to embellish, fib or straight up lie to attract clientele...i understand and accept that i am not everyone's cup of tea and will not portray myself as such...if you like me, you like me and if you do not, you do not, so find someone that does fit what you need/want

LasVegan 448 reads

posted 8 years ago

8 / 20

You are in a

category all your own; honest to a "T," sexy, attractive and worth your weight in gold, many times over! I know firsthand!

Las Vegas hobbyists and those who visit are fortunate if they get a chance to make an appointment with you!

Lady_Rose See my TER Reviews 336 reads

posted 8 years ago

9 / 20

I'm with ya!

I believe honesty is always the best policy! Too many Drama Queens around these days or like someone said "handler"! I don't have a handler cause no one can handle me! :P HAHAHAHA

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 406 reads

posted 8 years ago

10 / 20

That was my first thought, as well. -e-

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Sugar-julia See my TER Reviews 400 reads

posted 8 years ago

11 / 20

A client who cares

I have seen what you speak of as well.

Also, I'm assuming you are referring to a clear as day example, rather than a subtle grammatical error etc.

My guess is, if a gal can pick appearing to be well versed, educated and sophisticated over an absolute train wreck, most likely she is smarter enough to pick the former. Unfortunately, she may not smart enough to realize that most clients are detailed, will do a little research and will see through the false advertising:-P.

Posted By: LasVegan

As with any business, of course providers must market themselves to attract clients. Confident no hobbyist respects/appreciates providers more than myself.

Yet have visited a provider website or two and once in a rare while, notice hyperbole, sometimes becomes flat out exaggeration, or put more bluntly, lying.

I noticed a provider posting comments on here in less than correct English. Who am I to criticize, when I am far from perfect? But I do sit with raised eyebrows when this provider states the following on her website (name omitted to protect her privacy):

"intelligent lady, with an education from the finest schools on the continents of both Europe and North America." ...."culturally diverse, you will also see I am well versed in every facet of American culture and etiquette."

How can she try to convey one image of herself on her website, when her posts here, clearly illustrate the exact opposite? Fire away, maybe I am being petty, but I see no need to try and deceive a potential client, we are what we are.

Related Link: http://JuliaDevineTime.com

702touch See my TER Reviews 357 reads

posted 8 years ago

12 / 20

thank you. eom

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John_Laroche 342 reads

posted 8 years ago

13 / 20

Just think of it as personality photoshopping

It's all an illusion. Just how much the provider strays from TRUE hopefully will be revealed in reviews. I like when a girl has an open Twitter account or something similar, so there's a glimpse of her real self, including selfies, videos, and attempts at being witty with a little less filter than ads or websites.

Maybe she attended the finest cosmetology school!

If you're concerned about etiquette, you can always quiz her on table settings or how to greet a businessman in Japan. Otherwise, I don't think there is proper etiquette for standing doggie.

rrasha88 See my TER Reviews 428 reads

posted 8 years ago

14 / 20

Is this what you want?

“Thank you for visiting my site. As you can see I am a frumpish, pre-menopausal middle-aged gal, whose lack of ambition is matched by a lack of exercise. As a graduate of the eleventh grade, I enjoy matching my wits against the puzzle on Wheel of Fortune. In my leisure time, I enjoy playing Pick-Four, Megaball and various scratch-off games. I also love creating new and exciting recipes with my five pound block of government issued cheese. I adore the company of gentlemen with low self-esteem who are easily intimidated and grateful that any woman would give them the time of day. I anxiously await your call.”