REMEMBER: I have all the emails that you and I have. There was MORE to that sentence, and you KNOW IT. YES, infact, I will copy and paste everything that I had to say to you here:
LISTEN WE NEED NOT DEBATE i did not mention your or anyones name at all i did not expose you at all you pm me and started this i an just responding to an open forum thats all we all have opinions and no one knew you e mailed me privatly
----- Melinda wrote:
Hi there, Col Hogan. I just got back to my computer, and was about to write to you, and then I noticed that you made a statement about what I wrote to you via TER email. I will admit, that I was a bit shocked, that you would write something that was private via TER from me to you, which is a big no no, and it was also taken out of context. You neglected to write the FULL statement of what I had to say, but what you chose that would be valued to your point. Here is what I had to say (from the bottom):
I do feel the men do have a right to post, as long as the lady grants him that wish, to do so. I think permission should be asked, unless she was a ripoff, etc. that I do agree on. Anyways, no offense was taken
Life it tooo short to be miserable, right? lol
Anyways, I hope you h ave a great week..
Now, that no where differs from my original point on the Boston board, or in any of my posts to you. I noticed that you neglected to put the remainder of my context in that post, for it says what I had originally been saying: that I personally, would want to be asked first, before a review has been written. I have my reasonings, such as I dont'want too many reviews, for then I would be considered high volume, that was in my first email to you, I believe.
Please do me a favor, if you are going to put my words in your mouth, please make sure to put the FULL context and not just a few words that may suit your purpose. I have thought about putting both emails into a post below yours, but that would only creat a flaming war.
Sincerely,
Mel 
----- colhogan wrote:
i have to disagree in part where you say only if the lady grants him that wish The Gent does not need the ladies permission if that were the case TER would have that in its rules
I am not trying to argue with you so dont think that ok.
you see i feel that people have the right to know some details maybe not all the private details but some and its also helps us keep our vip status with out having to pay $$ for it when a guy lays out big $$$ he should have some braging rights
now there are certin cases he may have to not post a review if a lady is flying low under the radar
but to say i dont want people to know i see a lot of men do dont post is crazy
its a tough subject thats why i ask before we even set up an apointment if the provider minds reviews if she says i dont want any posted thats when i decide do i see her or move on pleanty fish in the sea
but thats my opinion from one mans point of view
Col hogan
----- Melinda wrote:
Hi there, Col Hogan
Sorry for changing your spelling, by accident..ugggh lol
Anyways, I wasn't sure if that was directed at me, or not, so I chose to back channel
Trust me, I do understand your point. I do feel the men do have a right to post, as long as the lady grants him that wish, to do so. I think permission should be asked, unless she was a ripoff, etc. that I do agree on. Anyways, no offense was taken
Life it tooo short to be miserable, right? lol
Anyways, I hope you h ave a great week..
meow and kisses,
Mel 
----- colhogan wrote:
its col hogan not hagan
i understand i was not directing this at you at all i believe that a provider has the right to be asked not to be reviewed as well as the gent has the right to write one both parties should come to a agreement thats all
and the review should be truthful i know some women dont want 10 pages of reviews and thats understandable but if every provider did not want to be reviewed then there would be no TER
i hope i did not offend you in any way at all
----- Melinda wrote:
Col Hagen, the reason why I ask for no more reviews, is because I am not looking to get 10 + pages or so, which makes me sound repetitive. Also, it makes me look high-volume, which I am not. Honestly, I am not 21 anymore, and the idea of having men lining outside my door, does not fit well with me (no pun towards anyone here). When asked why by a client, that is what I will always tell him this reasoning, and I will then let him use his best judgement. Now, 99% of the gents out here, are true gentlemen, who could understand my feelings on this, and would not want me to get hurt. Those are the clients that I see, want to see, and keep. The 1% can kiss my big black boo-tay, and see someone else, for I will refuse to see them again lol 
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