#1
TER had a long standing rule for many years that BBFS was not allowed to be mentioned in reviews. They relaxed that rule two tears ago, and there are actually bbfs reviews now, so that should have been allowed. The blood thing, I don't know. Not sure why they wouldn't allow mention of that.
Mentioning drugs in reviews is not allowed. That has also been a long standing rule. If a provider is on drugs that is something I would like to know, and I'm sure most hobbyists would, but rules are rules, and I guess TER has their reasons for not allowing it. However, a few people have come up with some creative ways to bring it up in reviews without violating the rules. Can't find it right now, but i saw a review last year where the guy bever flat iut mentioned that the lady was high on drugs, but he did get his point accross in the review and it was not hard to figure out what he meant. #3
I agree with Fish and Alex. That does not belong in the review and her personal life and family is no one's business. If she was late you could have just said sge was late due to a family errabd or something like that, without ever ysing the word daughter. TER's rule on this might have to do with protecting the provider's privacy, or might have to do with keeping out any mention if underage persons.
o all whom it may concern. I would like you to know why I don’t post many reviews. In short, because of the overly stringent policies and non-common sense attitude you have regarding approving descriptions in postings.
Like most people, I go out of my way to post bad providers so it will save some other people the hard & Nasty experiences that I just went through. (and I would like to share good ones too!) But when I post crucial details regarding the experience and they are denied because TER does not use common sense, it dissuades me from posting, and makes it as so its not worth the head ach of dealing with TER. I have 19 reviews, 9 are not approved, of the other 10, I had to make changes to most of them to bring them up to standards and in some cases leave out very crucial details that would have prevented others from dealing with the same things. Lets be honest, filling out and typing a review is not a quick process, so lets make it easier.
I have had several posts denied for the following:
1) The provider asked if I wanted to go without a condom, I told her no and damn I’m glad I didn’t because when we were done, I was covered in blood! (first I was told I couldn’t say anything about w/o protection, then I was told about the blood)
2) She smelled like drugs
3) She said she would be over after she dropped off her daughter
Look, I’m not promoting this stuff, I’m trying to warn people! Lets not go overboard here!
if the system was simplified and not so stringent on everyone, there would be a lot more reviews and that only serves to help us all
No one should post about the private, personal life of a provider, and saying she has a daughter is one such detail. You could simply have said that she was late because of some personal business.
As for the first two, I think those are fair game, although I'm not sure what smelling like drugs is, unless you mean marijuana.
I noticed in your "bad" reviews that you're the first or second reviewer.
Perhaps if you were to avoid taking one for the team, it will reduce the likelihood of disappointment.
Most guys who utilize this site only see established and "well reviewed" providers and avoid TOFTT.
To all whom it may concern. I would like you to know why I don’t post many reviews. In short, because of the overly stringent policies and non-common sense attitude you have regarding approving descriptions in postings.
Like most people, I go out of my way to post bad providers so it will save some other people the hard & Nasty experiences that I just went through. (and I would like to share good ones too!) But when I post crucial details regarding the experience and they are denied because TER does not use common sense, it dissuades me from posting, and makes it as so its not worth the head ach of dealing with TER. I have 19 reviews, 9 are not approved, of the other 10, I had to make changes to most of them to bring them up to standards and in some cases leave out very crucial details that would have prevented others from dealing with the same things. Lets be honest, filling out and typing a review is not a quick process, so lets make it easier.
I have had several posts denied for the following:
1) The provider asked if I wanted to go without a condom, I told her no and damn I’m glad I didn’t because when we were done, I was covered in blood! (first I was told I couldn’t say anything about w/o protection, then I was told about the blood)
2) She smelled like drugs
3) She said she would be over after she dropped off her daughter
Look, I’m not promoting this stuff, I’m trying to warn people! Lets not go overboard here!
if the system was simplified and not so stringent on everyone, there would be a lot more reviews and that only serves to help us all!
I agree! I don't want to take one for the team, but I don't think I am the only one frustrated by the not so easy posting policies and therefore I think there are a lot of people who don't post and a lot of good providers don't get the recognition they deserve. Further more, dispute being in chicago, I am in a far out suburb and I don't have the luxury of seeing as veriaty of providers as say some guy in downtown or O'Hare.
I would also like to say, I have also had some very good luck with non-reviewed providers, 3 of which went on to be very long term regulars, one was only seeing me for a while. Look, I like to find the non-pros that only have a few clients and rarely post so reviews kinda counter that.
Look, I got my reasons and understand why I do what I do. That's doesn't change the reason that I posted this comment or that I think the policies of TER are over stringent and actually prevent more people from posting much needed reviews
Is very ok to include and should not be censored. Very important things that guys need to know.
The 3rd is a personal thing that shouldn't. Now if you want to say she didn't come on time, that's fine. But if she warned you, then no harm no biggie.
#1
TER had a long standing rule for many years that BBFS was not allowed to be mentioned in reviews. They relaxed that rule two tears ago, and there are actually bbfs reviews now, so that should have been allowed. The blood thing, I don't know. Not sure why they wouldn't allow mention of that.
#2
Mentioning drugs in reviews is not allowed. That has also been a long standing rule. If a provider is on drugs that is something I would like to know, and I'm sure most hobbyists would, but rules are rules, and I guess TER has their reasons for not allowing it. However, a few people have come up with some creative ways to bring it up in reviews without violating the rules. Can't find it right now, but i saw a review last year where the guy bever flat iut mentioned that the lady was high on drugs, but he did get his point accross in the review and it was not hard to figure out what he meant.
#3
I agree with Fish and Alex. That does not belong in the review and her personal life and family is no one's business. If she was late you could have just said sge was late due to a family errabd or something like that, without ever ysing the word daughter. TER's rule on this might have to do with protecting the provider's privacy, or might have to do with keeping out any mention if underage persons.
I put "Her head game was phenomenal" In the general details.
They thought I was talking about a blow job! 
Are they from Europe?