I wrote a review of a strictly legit massage provider but it was declined by the moderator because there was no play time.
I think these reviews should be available to hobbiests - so we know that the massage will not have any hanky panky and so we know the quality of the massage.
This was the best massage I ever had and wanted to share that with the team
My car wash provider also provides a GREAT service. Armor all on the tires, seats and carpets cleaned, all in all GREAT service.
Sadly, TER wouldn't accept my review either, though, I suppose if I pull it out and whack it in the parking lot with my own hand, I may be able to sneak it through approvals as a DIY joint.
as it seems you wanted to get the word out to avoid if you are looking for more. I've been to a few places like that but alas no "dirty deeds done dirt cheap" no ability to review. You can certainly get the word out by messaging others you can see on the board that are massage inclined dudes.
To a "review" of a rob or cash/dash which TER allows? Do those reviewers get 15 free VIP days lol?
Both the OP's non-review as well as robs have no extras.
If providers need to "provide" extras to be reviewed on TER, then what do therapeutic massage therapists do?
Is that TER's only criteria these days?
Certainly common sense isn't much taken into account;-\
Are "no-shows" reviewed? I know they're discussed here at times and heatedly so but...again, no extras.
I think these reviews should be available to hobbiests - so we know that the massage will not have any hanky panky and so we know the quality of the massage.
This was the best massage I ever had and wanted to share that with the team.
I suspect many of those rip offs and cash/dash instances go unreported. I got flogged publicly myself if I recall. Rip offs can happen even with the well reviewed if you have any board memory.
The strictly therapeutic, the no shows...that is par for the hobby back 9. Get the word out with your brothers but no freebie days you be gettin. I agree with that.
I agree, I think ALL of them should be reported.
Maybe TER has to separate them or whatever by categories but there should be a place for all of them here.
Doesn't matter about the free VIP days. Or give the therapeutical ones 2 days lol. It still benefits members.
The strictly therapeutic, the no shows...that is par for the hobby back 9. Get the word out with your brothers but no freebie days you be gettin. I agree with that.
there is value in getting the word out strictly therapeutic vs fun and games. I also think it's not in the client's interest that you can't review a provider off crap-page is she doesn't list a name of all things in her ad. I've been burned and unable to post for the record a review of a few of them. But, I see the reasoning and like I mentioned you can get the word out good or bad by reaching out to those you trust and would benefit.
Even if it is to say no P4P involved, your business could still show up in search engine results with TER as the site where it was mentioned.
Interesting question.
Would be different for a chiropractor's office vs an AMP, even a 'therapeutic' one.
Yes, this is a good point.
Does that include the Massage Parlor Girls? Non VIPs cannot see that. Do those show up in search?
Yes. I was able to find one with a search using the name and phone number.
If a massage is strictly legit, it would not be right for her name, phone number, email, etc. to be connected to TER through search engines.
The review would only be able to be read by TER members, but anyone searching for her legit reviews would see TER come up in their search. This could cause her problems and embarrassment.
Giving her a good review is a nice thing; but choose an appropriate website to leave the review - not this one
There is at least one legit massage woman, that I know of, that has four reviews on TER.
TER isn't being consistent with their criteria for a review.
I think these reviews should be available to hobbiests - so we know that the massage will not have any hanky panky and so we know the quality of the massage.
This was the best massage I ever had and wanted to share that with the team.
If you got what you paid for and what was advertised, you can leave a review on Yelp. If she advertised more and you paid for play time that you didn't, she gets a Rip-off review on TER.
I think these reviews should be available to hobbiests - so we know that the massage will not have any hanky panky and so we know the quality of the massage.
This was the best massage I ever had and wanted to share that with the team.