1.  Not to my knowledge.

2.  The profile is established by the first reviewer and is often difficult to change (as several providers have opined here).  It is much more reliable information to read the reviews.  If the last 4 reviews say BBBJ, then the profile of CBJ is most likely out-of-date.

1. Yes, providers can ask that their reviews be removed or posted. Some women prefer to be under the radar, and request that TER not publish reviews about them. There may be other reasons a provider asks to have her reviews removed, such as being outed to her family and/or community.

2. If the services a provider offers changes, she can simply submit a problem request and ask TER to update her profile information. It usually takes a day or two for the changes to be reflected in her profile. However, always remember that your mileage may vary. Just because a provider's profile indicates BBBJ for instance, or greek, that doesn't necessarily mean that is what you will recieve. If your hygiene could stand a little improvement, you can count on a CBJ instead of a BBBJ unless the provider has no sense of smell, or if you are hung like a horse, greek isn't necessarily going to be on the menu.

1. No  
Link below is to a thread on a review dispute between provider and hobbyist for background.

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1.  No we are not shown the review before it is posted.  We can ask to have the review pulled if it is fake.  Although that can only be done if we can prove that it is false.  The moderators will research the case and determine the validity.  

2.  I don't know how the hobbist fills out the questionaire, but the provider's can "report a problem" and change information such as services offered or change in prices.  

Even with the details in the profile, I agree with the above posts - you should read the reviews to get a good feel for what the encounter will be like.

Kari~~

1. No, the provider is not shown the review first, many providers are not even aware they have reviews on TER. She can forbid that a review not be posted, but in order to do so she must be 'delisted', which means all of her info. will be taken down and her name can never be mentioned on TER, not even on a discussion board.

Now an established provider can request a review be taken down because it is false. But, she must be able to prove that the review is indeed false. Somewhat difficult to do and requires solid proof, because if she is correct then the hobbyist is guilty of writing a fake review, which means he will probably be banned from TER.

2. When you write a new review, none of the info. is ever changed on the profile page. Lots of pros and cons as to why that is. The only way the profile page can be updated is to submit a problem report, state what is wrong and how you know it to be wrong. In return TER will give you 2 free VIP days for taking the time to help update her profile.