... so we can see what the problem might be. Use the link URL box below the Message box.
Read a few reviews, and you should get some idea of how explicit they want you to be. I usually write what I want to say, and include the letters for the actual services somewhere in the review. Including something like "we did DFK, DATY, CBJ" usually makes them happy (assuming the rest of the review is informative).
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Could someone explain to me why a review would get rejected? I have two that were rejected
1. Bad website.
-- I went into the review that I wrote and cut and paste the URL that I entered into the review. I was able to get to the website. Furthermore it contained the minimum requirements that TER was looking for. This website address was the providers personal site so it wasn't a mall which would need the exact link to the provider. Why would this get rejected?
2. Not explicit enough.
-- Ok this one I can figure out why but can someone explain to me just how explicit and what they are looking for?
I am new to TER and would very much like to contribute. Especially on the Rip-Offs which has happened to me a few times.
Thanks for any and all help.
... so we can see what the problem might be. Use the link URL box below the Message box.
Read a few reviews, and you should get some idea of how explicit they want you to be. I usually write what I want to say, and include the letters for the actual services somewhere in the review. Including something like "we did DFK, DATY, CBJ" usually makes them happy (assuming the rest of the review is informative).
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Regarding the explicitness of the reviews I am equally puzzled. I look at dozens of reviews by VIP's that give no details whatsoever - in my mind a one paragraph rant that essentially says " We did the whole alphabet and she was awesome" is not a review. I have posted several reviews that were very explicit but were then rejected. I had to add some really obvious additional details to my story to get the review accepted. But the hassle is well worth the value of the information!