Lemon is a really cute name. I'd never think of that! LOL.
And to respond to what this post is actually about: Rxyman- why don't you contact TER and address your concerns? They may be able to review the recent one, and investigate it's legitimacy.Lemon is a relatively new sensual massage provider (and that's all) and I have seen her once. My experience was far from what was described in her most recent (and only 2nd) review. Yes, I know YMMV and all that, but based on my experience with her and with others at this same location I believe this recent review is bogus. It is also the reviewer's first review so it carries even less credibility. I think it puts the provider in a very awkward, if not potentially dangerous situation when someone posts reviews claiming actions that never took place.
If others have seen her, would you agree
Lemon is a really cute name. I'd never think of that! LOL.
And to respond to what this post is actually about: Rxyman- why don't you contact TER and address your concerns? They may be able to review the recent one, and investigate it's legitimacy.
... where a review was highly suspect, and it described activities that were highly unlikely at the least (because I knew the provider well), I alerted the provider to the review so she could challenge it and get it edited, or removed, if she wished to do so. In a few of these cases, the review WAS bogus; in a couple of cases, the provider chalked it up to some guy's overactive imagination and let it go.
Maybe you've already reached out to Lemon on this, but if not I think that's the best place to start.
I submitted a problem report and I emailed Lemon. I also wanted to post it here because often TER will not remove the review despite the problem report and I wanted to voice my concern more publicly.
by publicizing this review to the TER community? Left on its own, only a few guys would have seen it, especially if it were removed quickly. Now, LOTS of guys will see it... and possibly draw the wrong conclusion about Lemon, no matter what may eventually happen to the review.
Just suggesting it could have been better to see what action, if any, is taken on the review before broadcasting it here.
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I'd be very suspicious of that second review.
And that's all that needs to be said about the matter IMO. Unless this is a truly false review or one that describes services provided that are never offered (I don't think the OP has said specifically what he thinks the issue was), I think most of us with a bit of experience have the ability to screen out poor reviews.
I just saw a poor review of a very well reviewed provider the other day. In the review the reviewer actually give more than a hint as to why the provider might have had some issue with him--and it even looked like she tried to forge ahead anyway.
That situation does more to harm the reviewer in providers eyes than vice versa, in my opinion. In this case I can imagine many providers saying they never want to see THAT guy. Some purpose is served by leaving reviews stay posted when they stray from what we may think is "the norm" for providers
I would tend to believe my review.
Whenever a crazy review comes up like that just check to see how many reviews they have done - if it is 1 or 2 90% they are fake, bad thing is there are so many guys on here that actually believe it is true. The fake reviews have been popping up a good 3 times a week lately.