Yo D.C. - trying searching under Jennine and you will find one review, which is not good. She is with the No-Limits agency, which with a few exceptions gets mostly negatively reviewed.
Only know this because I was attractd to her pictures as well, but am going to take a pass for now.
Guys - when I go to her review page it only gives me the generic TER search address, how do you go about setting up a link directly to her review page?, so that I can save people some time.
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Big fan of the look, but no reviews:
Is the fact that she doesn't so any naked body parts in the ad a bad sign?
Yo D.C. - trying searching under Jennine and you will find one review, which is not good. She is with the No-Limits agency, which with a few exceptions gets mostly negatively reviewed.
Only know this because I was attractd to her pictures as well, but am going to take a pass for now.
Guys - when I go to her review page it only gives me the generic TER search address, how do you go about setting up a link directly to her review page?, so that I can save people some time.
-- Modified on 10/22/2004 11:24:18 AM
JT - not sure if I know what I mean. When I do a search for her reviews and find the review the following address is displayed inm the address box on the top of the screen:
http://theeroticreview.com/reviews/escorts.asp
Which does not link directly to her page. Where did you get the direct link to her reviews? Sorry for the dumb question? Hate wasting peoples time by telling them what to search rather than linking directly to review.
On a more imporatent note, another bad review just popped up. JB is going to be shaking his head on this one.
With Netscape you right click anywhere on the page, then mouse over 'This Frame', then you left click on 'Show only this frame'
right click down in the white space by her information. On the menu that pops up, choose 'Properties...' In the middle of the properties page that pops up will be the URL to that specific page - make sure to cut and past all of it!
This also works on Eros - right click on the ladies' ad.
Use IE, so I tried RCPro's advice. Worked perfectly. Went back and fixed earlier post.
RCPro - thanks, appreciate the help.
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In IE, you can also right click over the thumbnail on the left frame of Eros, then select "Open link in new window." Then you can cut an paste the URL from the new window, resulting in the attached link
gee.,, all you gotta do when you look at a review in a frame as Eros does, is to click on history.. The actual link will be listed as the first item.. click on that and voila.. cut and paste away..
And yes, I've already posted a comment about the NL review.. It's gotten funny, but then, anyone who reads TER and sees a NL lady deserves whatever they pay for and don't get..!
And who is michelle? She's sooo hot! 
--JB
I just tried that, and although I could find the link I was looking for, it wasn't at the top of the list, nor was it the one highlighted in the history bar. Hmm.
Bottom line: use whatever method works for you! Just don't post links that show 300 ladies and ask about ONE.