I'm seeing a lot of newbie reviews giving way too much detail on provider incalls. Locations naming small burbs or city neighborhoods that aren't one of our 3 or 4 "cities", further details about the inside of provider incalls... There is no reason to publish any of this information. Use location terms such as NW burbs, West burbs, Downtown, Chicago, SW burbs or other LARGE areas rather than referring to specific towns or neighborhoods of the city. NEVER describe the inside of a provider's incall location, this is completely irrelevant and an invasion of their privacy. How would you like it if a provider came to your home and blabbed about it's location and appearance in a public forum? Use discretion when writing reviews and respect the privacy of a provider's incall location.

some newbies are like the kid in his first day of school..he cannot wait to tell every one about it..he wants to cover every detail about his new experience..newbies will learn over time the importance of discretion..we all have learned as we go on that the providers safety and security are paramount..

I don't see how these reviews are not rejected. I had reviews rejected for dumazzshit imo, I would think they would do a better job vetting the review before okay'ing it.

Hi,

... I described the food i was buying from an establishment across the street from an incall!! In hindsight I'm glad they did reject the review on the basis of to much info!! I deleted that part of the review & it was accepted!!

Before I relocated someone did that describing not only my dwelling but it's street location .
Thank you PP.

Angela

I agree that privacy and safety are paramount, but Chicago covers a lot of territory and some of us are transportationally challenged.  Gold Coast, Lakeview, NW side, South Loop is important information to some of us and certainly does not id any specific location.  Details of the inside of an in-call location can be relevant.  Ambience is important to some of us.  I have been to an in-call with cats.  I am not allergic, but some are and that is important information.  Have been to an incall with dirty laundry laying about and dirty water in the bath tub.  I did not put it in the review, but I think it would have been relevant.  I certainly did not go back.

If the place is clean or dirty it is relevant, but how it is decorated (wall colors, etc.) and or if the provider is on a one way or a busy street or if the building is brick or tutor is not since most providers will give some sort of directions or your GPS will tell you, and it is too much info to give out. Plus, most providers will give you a general area in their ads and nothing more should be stated in the review. I had reviews that I felt gave too much info, and it made me feel really unsafe. Plus, I am REALLY big on being discreet.
Polish Pirate, thanks so much!!!!

I.e.  girls in and out with no gent discretion, mattress on the floor transient feel, dirty apartments, crappy hotel rooms, cameras in the hallways or doormen. These I believe are all acceptable descriptions in which a gent has the right to know. Cross streets, popular restaurants or attractions, and small towns (Schiller Park, Westmont, for example) should be a common sense NO NO!

Xoxo
VC

I can't believe the stuff I see and it's in the public intro section. Whoever's approving these reviews has no idea what our locale is like, they don't understand this area at all. Blindly approving such reviews without understanding how describing certain areas around here can put a provider at risk is blatant disregard for their safety. Why can't they edit out such details?

I wasn't referring to details such as pets or dirty clothing laying around. This type of info doesn't put a provider at risk. But releasing details of the inside of their incall location, how they walked through the door and went somewhere, or a street name (how stupid can they get!) - this is irrelevant to the review and all it does is reveal more closely where providers are physically located. Guys, cool your enthusiasm and think before you write.

And providers who use BP or Cityvib - don't put maps on your ads, geez...