I've noticed a small but steady number of provider ads that include a link to the provider's *first* review and that review is less than 24 hours old. The review is always the provider's first review and the link appears in the provider's ad almost instantly, within hours of the review showing up. Look at the provider ad below. It's from yesterday (the 6th) and shows a link to a review that was posted today.

I can understand providers wanting to post their review link quickly, but something is fishy.

If there are not a lot of reviews for TER to go thru.

But what I am wondering is how you know this review was posted in the last 24 hours?
The review only says is was posted in Feb2017.
The reviews could have been write a few days ago.  

How do you know this review got approved so fast????

Are you stalking these girls???

 Now that would be fishy as scary

the timing issues you bring forth. I temper first reviews with a grain of salt unless it's from one of TERs patriarchs. Probably not one of your gals I presume.  

btw.?. submitted a review at 8 a.m. and it's already posted.

You are missing the point. The review appeared as new TODAY. The ad linking the that review was posted yesterday.

OK since the review and the ad are the same date I do not see the problem.

Also since TER is based oversea, I believe in Amsterdam or somewhere oversea, There is a time difference 6 hours or more

Now TER servers are based on the local time, Not US time. So TER could have approved the review at their local time, which means it would it would appear here 6 hours earlier.  

Also you didn't answer the question as to why you seem to be stalking this poor girl.

Maybe the post went up yesterday. Then the guy notifies her that his review was approved. She goes back and edits her ad with Profile ID insert. (Not really a hot link in my browser, just her ID # that I have to cut and paste into the TER search.) Does that ad site allow editing of posted ads?  

And I think the time zone difference, as already pointed out, could also be a factor.  

I think this is interesting to take note of but a single incident doesn't establish much of a pattern. I say wait and see.

I spoke to her a week or so ago and she mentioned having worked independently in the past.