IMHO, yes, agency reviews would be helpful.
As an aside, being able to SEARCH for providers by AGENCY (i.e., a list of all ladies from agency XYZ who do incall, or DATY, etc.) would be a big help too. Yes, we can search for agency providers by using the area code of the agency, but some area codes have many agencies in a locale, and thus many many ladies listed. So searching by agency would be a very welcome addition for TER. Again, imho. EOM.
What is your opinion on having escort agency reviews? Would agency reviews be an effective way of saving members money and time? What in your view are the upsides and downsides to reviews of escort agencies.
My take is that agency reviews would be effective when applied to ripoff agencies, but not as effective when applied to good agencies that hire an occasional bad apple. But I believe that if hobbysist look at the average score for an agency, they would make the right decision 98% of the time.
IMHO, yes, agency reviews would be helpful.
As an aside, being able to SEARCH for providers by AGENCY (i.e., a list of all ladies from agency XYZ who do incall, or DATY, etc.) would be a big help too. Yes, we can search for agency providers by using the area code of the agency, but some area codes have many agencies in a locale, and thus many many ladies listed. So searching by agency would be a very welcome addition for TER. Again, imho. EOM.
Actually, when you locate a review on an agency girl
now, you can click on the phone # listed and get results showing all ladies with the same phone number. It is almost like having an overview of the agency itself in front of you.
Agency Reviews seem to be effectively managed by Captain69 and, IMHO, provide an effective method of research. While not suggesting that TER be "me, too", Captain69 also has a unique agency rating system that helps hobbyists select agencies and providers with solid track records.
How, who, when??? In theory, we'd all like to see agency reviews so that we can avoid the bad ones. What exactly is your suggestion? How are the reviews going to be done? Strictly on the service of the phone rep? Of the overall experience? Who gets the nod as being qualified to write a review? The guy who's seen at least 3 different girls from the agency? Or the guy who didn't even see one, because he was pissed at all the hoops he was having to jump through? When is it fair game to review an agency? After they've been up and running for at least 3 months? A week? Your point on it being effective at identifying rip-offs but not as effective at rating the good agencies is well taken.