...even if no session took place. You could rate her a 2 in performance which is "I should have stayed home". The details would be where you explain why you should have stayed home.
If you think it was a total rip off you can rate her a 1 in performance as 1 is "a total rip off".Fill out the profile and write the review just like any other review.
-- Modified on 2/11/2016 7:17:36 PM
I recently visited a gal for the first time and she had said yes to a one hour session. I showed up on time but she then said she only had 30 minutes. This in addition to a couple of other logistic issues led me to tell her I was not staying because I wanted the hour. So how do I review and rate her performance? Or is there another way to report this?
...even if no session took place. You could rate her a 2 in performance which is "I should have stayed home". The details would be where you explain why you should have stayed home.
If you think it was a total rip off you can rate her a 1 in performance as 1 is "a total rip off".
Fill out the profile and write the review just like any other review.
-- Modified on 2/11/2016 7:17:36 PM
...reserved in the cases where she took his money and provided no services. In this case, he should have stayed at home but there is no indication that she ripped him off by keeping his money. If she did, she should get a 1 in performance.
-- Modified on 2/12/2016 3:17:02 PM
...you met her face-to-face, you can write a review. As I understand things, if you did not actually meet her, there's nothing to review. The appropriate place to report on it is your local discussion board. But step lightly - dragons may lurk thattaway.
How long have you been following your local board? Have you "read the room"? I've been following mine for a year & a half, and am only now getting a feel for what would be appropriate & what might prove counterproductive. I've followed the boards for some other areas, and the contrasts are striking. Not better or worse, necessarily, but definitely different.
Did you communicate with the provider in advance? The best thing might be to contact her similarly, and ask why things changed? She may have a perfectly good explanation, one that satisfies you. Maybe not. But it's worth a shot. Always better if a problem can be resolved without involving the whole community, or burning any bridges (and I'm referring here to bridges that you haven't tried crossing yet, but might want to cross in the future).
Just one newbie's thoughts...
-- Modified on 2/11/2016 9:36:23 PM
since you had a face to face meeting, I believe you can review her. By all means, report her as a rip-off. Give her whatever you want for looks, and as low as you can for performance. The guys in your area need to know about what type of service she does not provide.
LLAP,
Swim
I would not if the only reason you didn't stay was scheduling. If she didn't look like her pictures or wanted hour rate for a half hour, that would be different. You got off on the wrong foot... if you think you'd see her again if the time could be straightened out, don't review at this time.
I wonder if such review would even post. Not because it's not legitimate but because of the lack of details. You wanna review her on the number of things "she didn't" do? Or you would like to denounce her the way Ure doing here? did she return ur money? Did she keep it? I guess that would make a difference whether a review is in order or not.
I'm beginning to think one of the biggest mistakes newbies make with reviews is wanting to write a bad review when they are not happy with the outcome of a specific appointment.
In this case it does sound like things didn't really go well but you really don't know why. I know it a big let down when it happens but before deciding to let the world know think it through. If you give a really a review how can you judge performance? You don't know and you choose not to find out.
Rushing to put out a bad review to save the rest of us from what? Is this a common event with the girl? If not then one bad review really won't matter unless she's new. If she has a lot of such reviews then shame on you anyhow. If there was something have came up that limited the time (and you didn't detail the logistic issues so no idea how that figures in) possible writing a bad review may end up being more damaging to you than the provider.
At the end of the day unless (and it's never happened do far, knock on wood) I make an appointment and it's clearly a sham if I have a bad date I just don't write a review. Providers that cannot get reviews will tend to drop out or learn to improve.