From what I understand, they must have reviews within 90 days or they are removed from the list. Once a review is submitted, they are put back on the list.
I have a question about the top 100 providers. A provider I've seen was in the top 100 (actually top 25), her last review was in October, and now she is no longer in the top 100. What are the requirements to stay in the top 100? Thanks in advance.
From what I understand, they must have reviews within 90 days or they are removed from the list. Once a review is submitted, they are put back on the list.
I not sure what the right answer is to fix it, but I've looked at that list a lot and there are a number of problems with it. For example, Goldie, who should be in the top 5 at least, gets rated lower because she offers massage and other types of outings that won't rate 10/10 on the ter system. If someone changes their name and gets new reviews they can rank higher. Not to mention so much of this is chemistry and personality.
Thank you for that comment!
You are *mostly* correct
I am eligible for a 10 performance on a body rub date NOW as I offer more options (before I was limited to a maximum score of 9 in performance based on what was offered). The wording for the review guidelines says a maximum score is based on what if OFFERED not what happens in a session... Therefore today any date I partake in can have a maximum of a 10.
But you are correct on the fact that my overall average is dragged down by the "maximum" I was originally able to receive... Fortunately this has not affected my bookings or mindset. I understand TER has its' rules for a reason and that being part of it means we follow them even if they are unfair or biased at times. It's all good, but thank you for noticing!
I agree that *some* ladies have reinvented themselves but made it so they aren't linked to their old reviews... A bit dishonest but it's a business.
Namaste