Ladies, I've been given the advise to tell the truth, but only do it do by a fake Id.
Are you ok with this???
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Have you forgotten to take your meds again?
Tee-hee! Kidding, but what exactly do you mean?
XXX-Giselle Parker
Are you ok with this???
I was told from seasoned vets that the only way to right a true review is to develop a secondary alias, or risk being attacked by white knights or vindictive ladies. To me that seems phony.
Just be ready to stand up for what you write. Keep in mind the ladies other reviews though. If it says in her profile that she doesn't offer a certain service, others are not getting that service then don't write her a bad review because you wanted and pushed for that service and didn't get it. Have had this happen to me, if you read my reviews you know who and what it was.
If you truly had a bad experience with a well reviewed lady you can handle it 2 ways. You can goto her and say that the experience was not what I expected, you seemed (fill in the word Distracted, tired, detatcted or the like). She might be able to explain what happened. Most will be fairly honest, maybe their cat died or a relative is in the hospital or their kids had a fever that day. You have to remember we are people and not just pleasure machines. We might not always be at the top of oour game due to circumstances beyond our control. Asking still leaves it open for a future appt since she did appeal to you in the 1st place. So if you have the desire to see her at her best then certainly goto her.
If it is after the fact and you are ceriously just thinking WTF, have no desire to reach out just write a review. I mean if other guys write you messages about it just delete them without reading. It is time for men to man up. But there is no need to actually read the drivel others who disagree with you write. Hit delete and next!
Another thing
If you are in session and you do not like something your provider is doing, SPEAK up! Contrary to popular belief we can't read your mind and not all styles are a fit for all people. Saying something can turn your bad experience to something much much nicer and we appreciate your guidance. What works for others may not work for you
Take care and speak up ladies and gentlemen
Especially if the provider has your personal information and the review is going to be truthfully negative. Can you say retaliation??
Another reminder as to why you should never give your real name, real phone number or business info to a provider. Carry on
Which is something I've never figured out how a guy does that. I mean just about every provider asks for your real name. How do you handle it other than saying your Joe Smith?
and I even saw some of the advice you received in yet a third post on the same issues.
I got news:
You come off to me as an angry Dude who wants to take out his frustrations in review(s), and is afraid that doing so may come back to bite you in the ass.
If you write an "angry" review to vent or retaliate, you probably will take some well-deserved crap for it.
If you write a calm, fair and respectfully phrased review... you will be fine. You already received specific advice about this that did NOT include using an alias to review. Advice you did not mention here.
I wouldn't write an alias review. I wouldn't write a review period, if I was upset - until I could be fair and objective in writing it.
You can easily stop and prevent the drama, but your current path..
I'm not angry in the least. And I did receive advice from other sources about using an alias, and I your right, I did not mention it here. Just as I'm sure you've received info from other sources and chosen not to post it..........
But angry, not at all
