If the relevance of multiple encounters  with the same provider and stacking up free Vip is worth the menial task of seeing a new provider or possibly even (gasp!) paying for VIP!


XXX-Giselle

The only reason I would resubmit a review is if there was some pertinent info that I didn't have included on the initial review.  In my only resubmission, this was due to the length of the sessions had increased significantly and these types of sessions were rarely discussed by other reviewers.  I thought this additional info might help a prospective customer if he was looking for something along these lines.

and not under the most pleasant of circumstances.

On an initial encounter, there may still be a "getting to know you" discomfort, so an initial review might not be as glowing as subsequent reviews.  This would be useful to know about a provider -- that as she gets to know you better (and you get to know her) that the service gets better and better.

As a review is just that, for an experience that was encountered.  It's always different, no matter what, in my mind, and I'm providing a review on this specific session.

But unless I'm wrong there's no incentive from TER as reviews of a provider you've seen before gets you nothing.

I have probably reviewed 3 or 4 ladies twice (Miko Lee and Jade Jadore are two that I'm sure I have reviewed at least twice).  Usually a year or so apart and I felt that the experience was new or different and warranted an update.  My experience was that I got 15 days credit for the new review but the old review was removed from my "total" reviews and removed from the providers profile.

I have probably seen 3 or 4 ladies 5 or more times.  There are a couple of UTR ladies that I see at least once a month and I don't review these ladies at their request.  

Giselle made and interesting point.  I started out paying for VIP TER and have always renewed when my reviews didn't keep my status in force.  

I am at 96 reviews in the total column right now and for some reason I am focused on getting to 100.  Can't explain why but I just feel like I want to reach that mark.  LOL.  Right now this goal of getting to 100 is a factor in my trying to see new ladies rather than seeing ladies I have seen before.  Of course, I recently say a "new" lady and then had my review rejected because she was de-listed.  Ooopps.  LOL

After seeing the lady on and off for a year, getting to know each other a bit, having fun, getting comfortable, she asked if I would post an updated review as she did not have much current. So I did. I cannot remember if there followed a strange date or if it was on that date that she asked for the review. The next two dates she canceled at the last minute, and that, my friends was that, sadly.

Don't know if that had anything to do with the second review or not, but it has sort of put me off updating reviews.

As for whether reviews of first meetings or later meetings are more reflective, I think that you need to consider the audience - since most people who use reviews have never seen the lady before, a review based on the first visit is probably the most pertinent to them, and thus the most useful.

Yeah, I know some of us also watch reviews on our faves, but that seems more like some form of voyeurism than anything else, IMO.

Zig

I started out by getting my VIP status by posting reviews and I have submitted multiple reviews for the same lady. Usually, there was some significant time between them and I did so because I felt it important that the hobbyists know how much the lady impressed me. As I recall, multiples did not count towards my VIP status. A few years ago I went to "buying" my VIP designation. My primary reason for doing so was I didn't want my ability to view the comments of my fellow hobbyists to be directly associated with my personal activity.

Each time but 1 I submitted a second review to beat the first since the second visit was better.