Not worth the effort? Check out the "juicy details' on TER reviews. But beware there's another course on your way to getting that BBTA degree that is all about identifying phony reviews. In the meantime here are some other 'tells' that came to mind.
Ads that …
… have stupid text such as this one recently, “Due to high demand only til 7:00pm no exceptions”. If she was really soooo in-demand, wouldn’t she be available for more hours, not less? Perhaps the phrase is just an awkward attempt to soften up a sucker to pay a higher price for such a (wanna-be) desirable provider.
… show her giving the middle finger to viewers of her pix (in a non-BDSM website). Yep, unbelievable! And it’s there in a several ads, a true indication of marketing genius that screams “I like being a bitch and you’re going to call knowing I am a waste of your money and time, aren’t you fool. This attitude helps me tolerate doing this biz, you understand.”
… say “no explicit talk”, or “no talk about money”. In other words ‘you call, guess how much to bring, drive to my place, call again, wait, come inside while I stand behind the door so you can’t see me until I close the door behind you and only then will I tell you if you brought enough money. Then after you give me the money I’ll tell you what I do and don’t do, and for how long.’ Wow … talk about being in a powerless position if you go down that dead end road! In reality she can give you a good idea about what she does and the money on the phone, and to guard against a possible LE sting, all she has to say is something indicating she enjoys [xxx] activity generally, but “you know that is between two consenting adults, and your fee is simply for modeling, nothing else”. Then when you show up and the LE check is done, you can get confirmation that she is open to what she said she enjoys.
… say “first timers welcome”. Translation: “no old guys”. One provider actually displayed an icon explicitly stating that, which she has since removed. Maybe business suffered, but at least she gets credit for truth-in-advertising while running her ad with that icon.
Dang, I thought "first timers welcomed" was code for "I welcome easy money rubes who have no clue as to the difference between good service and bad service." I had no idea it was a no old guys thing. When I do see the "no old guys", I get to wondering if they are really saying "no guys on viagara who will actually fuck me for the entire hour paid instead of busting their nut and being out the door in 10 minutes so I can get back to hustling A to the Izza - S to the Slixa, A to the Izza - P to the Pissoff (ASAP)"
Posted By: Quityerbitchin
Dang, I thought "first timers welcomed" was code for "I welcome easy money rubes who have no clue as to the difference between good service and bad service." I had no idea it was a no old guys thing. When I do see the "no old guys", I get to wondering if they are really saying "no guys on viagara who will actually fuck me for the entire hour paid instead of busting their nut and being out the door in 10 minutes so I can get back to hustling A to the Izza - S to the Slixa, A to the Izza - P to the Pissoff (ASAP)"
It has nothing to do with old guys.... where is this coming from?
I'm glad you pointed out the middle finger thing. I have a special loathing for that in an ad. I also hate the dog face and flower wreath on the head thing. Some providers really like to prove that you can survive in this business without any sensible marketing...
Posted By: timotl
I'm glad you pointed out the middle finger thing. I have a special loathing for that in an ad. I also hate the dog face and flower wreath on the head thing. Some providers really like to prove that you can survive in this business without any sensible marketing...
Depends on the market. Some areas seem to like amateur style photos like selfies than others. I've started running two ads in most places, with a carried discription, one with content that I've done via adult film, and one as the "girl next door" that has better, but still that lower quality am feel
