A new provider I was with recently asked me if I would "invite" her on to TER?
How do I do that as she was an amazing person and I would like to help her.
That's how she get on it, well that how I got onto ter when I first started, I didn't even know it existed until I got my first review
a TER 'requirement' - you must provide certain pieces of information on their profile for a review. If she is under the radar (no website, posting, listing, etc.) they will not approve the review. Plus when you write a review you have to enter in all providers information...AGAIN. It's a lengthy process which is probally why many do not review. I wish it would be as simple to just enter the details...but its not
When my review was post I had no website, no anything other then my BP ad that he linked when he write the review.... Maybe you should to someone who's been on the board longer then you & actually have gone thru exactly what's being asked!!!! ... Idk Maybe the rules have changed but that's how I got on this board that I never knew existed.... Also my reviewer was a very active ter member...
chichef3000 said if no website, posting, listing, etc., they will not approve the review. What exactly is incorrect with that statement? A BP ad is a listing.
Keyword anymore.
If the woman you know is looking to join the community she can set up a provider account and introduce herself. I'd like to think most of us are welcoming both men and women. Good luck moving forward!
Alyssa Tantra
It was stated earlier!! Ugh
For the record, TER does not need a new member to be "invited" to become a member here.
All the lady has to do is sign up, with or without reviews.
It is true that to be reviewed, which is how a provider gets a profile here, she must have at least some kind of web presence, not necessarily a web site, but some kind of ad from somewhere besides a competing review site.
That what I said in the beginning of this thread!!! Lawdy!!!
GaGa what's up with the theme song thread did u see what I added!!! Loll
All the lady has to do is sign up, with or without reviews.
It is true that to be reviewed, which is how a provider gets a profile here, she must have at least some kind of web presence, not necessarily a web site, but some kind of ad from somewhere besides a competing review site.