I received a email this week from a company who advertises very openly they will for a Fee write you a Fake Review on this and another site every month. How are guys suppose to trust reviews when you don't now if there true or not. Here is what they said in their email.....
Monthly Advertising Package
We will do all of your advertising and marketing needed every month. We advertise you on the top escorting sites such as Eros and P411 with top placements and ad content provided. A TER Review will be written once a month about you and your business to boost your sales.
IMHO this is just plain wrong. What do you think?
You're right, but don't be naive; there's plenty of unethical stuff and lying that has occurred around here, and the whole hobby, for a long, long time.
There are reviewers that can be trusted, and many who can't. Just like there are providers who can be trusted, and many who can't. I'm happy to say I have had the pleasure of knowing that you're the Real Deal. In fact, the GF Experience doesn't get any better than the experience you provide!
I received a email this week from a company who advertises very openly they will for a Fee write you a Fake Review on this and another site every month. How are guys suppose to trust reviews when you don't now if there true or not. Here is what they said in their email.....
Monthly Advertising Package
We will do all of your advertising and marketing needed every month. We advertise you on the top escorting sites such as Eros and P411 with top placements and ad content provided. A TER Review will be written once a month about you and your business to boost your sales.
IMHO this is just plain wrong. What do you think?
and a third category, ones you never get to see when they are not published.
A recent accurate review I submitted was unacceptable because my performance rating, an extremely low one, was not consistent with past reviews. It was low because this meeting ended horribly.
When I questioned how much trust people can have with reviews, to decide if they want to meet some one, if it isn't widely publicized that low scoring reviews are not published if the past reviews have been favorable, I was asked if I have “booking receipt”?
Whom ever asked that obviously did NOT read the review which described how an 8PM appointment turned into one around 1AM.
deprived
If you ever get a fake review consider that it might be away for some one, like law enforcement, looking for a way to establish they are a hobbiest?
deprived
given the number and quality of the history. Should the neighborhood calm down (someday??), I'd be honored to make a new acquaintance.
But it does suck. When I'm checking out reviews, I examine the source of the review and see if there is any backing history (esp. board postings). After a while, I think I'm starting to get a feel for the fake ones but I can always be wrong.
Imagine people doing questionable things for money.
Always someone ready to spoil the fun!!
I agree with you it is wrong, however, having seen you, you really don't need it anyway.
I take a skeptical opinion of every review I read both inside and outside the hobby until I have completed some research. Given the consequences of making a bad decision, it only makes sense to act cautiously. This sort of thing goes on with all types of reviews, not just this hobby.
Use the TER Whitelist as another level of security to verify that reviewers have actually met the person they are posting a review of.
Go to account manager than check turn off white list.
Posted By: brav65
I take a skeptical opinion of every review I read both inside and outside the hobby until I have completed some research. Given the consequences of making a bad decision, it only makes sense to act cautiously. This sort of thing goes on with all types of reviews, not just this hobby.
Use the TER Whitelist as another level of security to verify that reviewers have actually met the person they are posting a review of.
While I do agree with you and would be happy to white list people I truly know I have had men claim to be someone from the white list. How do you guarantee they are who they say. There are bad and good on both sides but we should all just be honest and try to keep each other safe
hugs everyone!
Posted By: brav65
I take a skeptical opinion of every review I read both inside and outside the hobby until I have completed some research. Given the consequences of making a bad decision, it only makes sense to act cautiously. This sort of thing goes on with all types of reviews, not just this hobby.
Use the TER Whitelist as another level of security to verify that reviewers have actually met the person they are posting a review of.
I had some jerk calling himself jasonbournewhatever write one. and annyone who knows me knows I've been inactive first off due to school obligations and I have lived and worked in my house not any apartment for years. Its a part of the game for a free VIP. Until the women start an honest site men will continue to do this. I had been offered recently that if I signed up for a certain sites advertising I would get regular reviews. I prefer honesty. That doesn't exist here. Please ter just make them pay for their VIP to make it fair. Then there is no reason to review people they have never seen and show the rest of the community who know the lady its completely fake. And other than the numbers given my new rockin body the review was not bad just completely not me.
Sorry if I sounded harsh but people who know me know that both of the last two reviews I have had, one from last year and one recent, are not me. I don't do massage and I am not anything like what is said. Its a perfect example of someone trying to get free VIPs by reading and basically copying your last review. Lets all just be honest and take care of each other. I miss all of my old friends and am also very happy to be finally finishing up school and moving on. I will continue to see people I know and if anyone wants to see what I look like this week please rex me and I will snap a photo just for you love you all!
I have seen the same email. Also know that it was reported to TER weeks ago. An original post about this subject was rejected so I'm surprised to see we are allowed to talk about it now.
Ridiculous and alert worthy from all angles IMO.
Charging $75 for a fake review and getting rewarded w/ VIP access is not only wrong but highly suspicious and down right dangerous. You can guarantee that there were some who went along w/ this.
I personally wouldn't pay a nickel for a real review let alone a fake one. A review is the very last thing on my list of 'must haves' and definitely something to be wary of considering the bureaucratic tone of what seems to be the resurgence of the Salem Witch Hunts and Puritan Crusaders in this geographical location.
It's also interesting to now know of at least three people from this area who have gotten this email offering fake reviews, yet I have heard nothing of it from any of my friends in Ohio or Florida.
Things that make you go hmmmmm......and if you didn't, you should.
My "Warning, Warning, Will Robinson" robot arms went up when I saw this post. It reeks of suspicion. The concept reeks, not the fact that it was posted (to be clear)
Unfortunately, fake reviews are present everywhere. I buy a lot of stuff through Amazon. I've never needed to return anything except for one item. It was a car cover that literally fell apart after about four weeks. I tired to return it to the people who sold it through Amazon. First they tried to sell me a product that was about five times as expensive. All I wanted was my money back. In order to get a refund from them, they wanted me to go on Amazon and give them a five star rating! WTF! Their product was crap. Their business practices were corrupt! I hassled them weekly for about a month, and they finally refunded my money. There was no way I was going to give them a good review.
My experience with TER reviews is that a lot of the reviews are fake. When there is a new girl in town and she gets her first review, have you ever noticed that it is usually a very good review. Hmmmm.. Makes you wonder about the authenticity. When a girl has 4-5 reviews and the first two are good, but the last 2-3 start to get a little worse it does kind of confirm where the first couple of reviews came from.
It is not surprising that there are people who are trying to make money off of writing reviews. People will always try to exploit any opportunity to make money.
