While I was lurking around the web today I noticed that Supreme Referrals has been voted "Best of Atlanta" 1998-2003.  While I am not in a position to argue with their selection - I would like to know who gets to VOTE?  My ballot must have gotten lost in the mail.  LOL

Just My $0.02,
Aliados

That reminds me of a television commercial that used to run in the Boston area. A lawyer advertising his availability claimed he was voted "one of the X most influential trial lawyers in the United States."

I always wondered were he and a few of his buddies having a few beers one night when somebody decided to take a vote?

thirsty

I have seen providers boast best in atlanta.. voted best in atlanta I as well have wondered where the voting takes place .. and how one gets included in the vote.. I have a baseball that is one of my prized gifts from a hobby fellow.. it says atlanta's best provider so does that count ... lol..have a great day you all.. deanna

It's part of this "Best of" issue that Creative Loafing comes out with each year. They have things like best cheap breakfast, best hot dogs, best blah blah blah, anyway, I too would like to know who gets to vote.

It is my undertanding that Supreme Referrals actually was voted Best of Atlanta in all the years mentioned.  That information comes from the Creative Loafing Best of Atlanta edition that they run once a year.  Just an FYI!

Jaclyn

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I am VERY familiar with Creative Loafing content, and they do not vote for best escort service, etc... the only presence Supreme has had in CL is advertising.

O.

I've been looking back to 2000 and can't find it. Can you show me?

This is what I've found so far but it doesn't say a thing about Supreme.

This is an award Kayla made up in her head.

I contacted Creative Loafing about this and her service has never gotten a single award for anything.

I have a VERY good friend who works for CL AND THEY NEVER gave out an award to Supreme in their best of issue. They know about it (the claim from Supreme), and its sort of like a running joke whenever that issue comes out. Of course most of the guys want to volunteer to be judges.