The same thing has happened to me. I even asked the provider if she was on TER and she said she never heard of it, LOL! No way to really tell, just be prepared for that if she is not in the system anywhere.
I've submitted reviews that end up disapproved because the provider is delisted, whereas I thought no one ever submitted a review. It's frustrating! Is there some way to tell before submitting so you can save yourself the writing?
The same thing has happened to me. I even asked the provider if she was on TER and she said she never heard of it, LOL! No way to really tell, just be prepared for that if she is not in the system anywhere.
... with an incredible young lady from Tampa who was amazing. My review of her was up for about two days then taken down. I am saddened for two reasons.
First, as the others have said, it does take some time and effort to write a review, but to me that was minimal.
I am really sad that my discovery of this new girl will go unnoticed by all the other guys who I know would really enjoy seeing her. I have seen a lot of ladies and she really impressed me, both with her beauty and the experience she shared with me.
I have no idea why she was delisted as I felt she was a new girl and I thought I had written her first review.
I guess stuff goes on behind the scenes that we will never have total knowledge about.
It was a bummer, and AFAIK there is no way to tell. I was gonna PM one of the info email address next time if there are no previous reviews.
I know exactly whom you refer to ... I believe she was caught manipulating the system. When she was delisted, she simply came up with new aliases.
I'm not a TER "insider" but I think that TER is doing the right thing by screening out those who opt to play by their own rules.
IMHO, if the integrity of the reviews cannot be relied upon, then the system loses its value. TER has a business model to protect & while they may sometimes have to adjudicate harshly, I fully support their actions.
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Fltalentscout, I agree with you totally about how important the integrity of reviews are to this site and to those of us who pay to be members.
Even though I have had over 50 appointments with various ladies in the past ten months, my 7 reviews pales in comparison to the 70+ reviews you have written. I respect your experience and am impressed by not only your reviews but also all your posts.
I wanted to share with you a recent experience I have had in the past few weeks with a lady I have not yet met.
I was approached by a provider who made me this offer: If I saw her, she would charge me her one hour rate for two hours of her time. She would allow me to experience menu items that had not been written in any of her reviews. She would allow me to share dinner and / or drinks with her off the clock. She would white list me.
In exchange for these things, she expected me to write a glowing review of her with no numbers lower than a 9.
She also asked me to put her name up on the Florida Provider Friday board and she promised that when we met, "she would make it worth my while".
I chose not to see her.
I would hope that all current reviews I have written and all those I may write in the future, would be considered a legitimate review of my feelings for the lady as I experienced them. I am aware that two men may have differences in opinions regarding appearance, but when multiple common ladies are reviewed by both guys, there should be an obvious parallel pattern appear.
When a review is posted then removed, it not only casts dispersions on the integrity of the lady involved, but also the person who wrote it.
I wrote my review, and she got delisted the day my review was to come out.....therefoe NO review!
If you are using reviews to be a VIP...bite the bullet and pay for it. I think most here do. Then you don't feel obligated to do one....and this can't happen! She should have been a safe bet to review...there is NO such thing here!