Fake reviews don't do any good for providers or potential clients. I've run into situations where a review said such and such a service was provided by the woman. I called up and she says that she never provides that service. Don't know of any way to stop the fake reviews though.

I've had it done to me recently.  No logical reason for it that I could remotely come close to understanding other than wanting to meet a quota and maybe to ensure his ATF doesn't lose any business to someone relatively new in the backyard.

Whatever the reason, it hurts in more ways than one.

The only element of hurt that is regrettably missing is my fantasy of smashing his keyboard over his arthritic typing fingers and then shoving the broken pieces past the hemorrhoids and up his geriatric ass (sans lube).

Now THAT would be a review worth reading.  

Maybe one day the gallant gents will come out of their panic rooms.  In the meantime I've taken up underwater basket weaving to pass the time.

Everything changes is the only thing we can say with certainty.  Maybe one day the teeth checking, auction block purchasing style review system will change too

I don't understand

Why did you change your name to Mia just because you had an accident?