Yamilla has only one review. Should I take the chance?? Has anyone else heard anything?

I agree the review is a little on the cheerleadery side... although I don't think its a self post (same reviewer reviewed Tia VERY glowingly: he's just easy to please, maybe).

My credo is that if she looks good, has a good review, and I have the money, it is worth a shot.

If she doesn't look good when she opens the door, you can just leave, you know? Anyway she is near Lenox, so you can go see "The Matrix" at Phipps or go shopping, and it isn't a wasted afternoon/evening!

O.

You're right a) it's not a self post, b) it probably is a little on the cheerleady side (it was my 2nd post ever, and it kept getting rejected for not enough detail and c) in some ways I probably am pretty easy to please; maybe not as much experience as other hobbyists (at least I'm starting to learn some of the terminology...

Being new has nothing to do with how you enjoyed the session and how you write your review.  No matter how much experience you get, always be true to yourself when writting your reviews and you'll be fine!

My 2 cents!

Joey

And don't forget the reviews are for Us, the Hobbyists.  Be yourself and be honest, and let the cream rise to the top.  Pun only partly intended.  The best advertising any provider can get is a good reputation.

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If you're having problems getting reviews accepted (there are lots of reasons) one thing you might want to check is to make sure you have a good understanding of the scoring system for performance.  If the review scores more then 7 points on performance (meaning the provider did one of 5 services) make sure you support the score with the details.  Hope this helps!

Joey