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Frickerspead 45 Reviews 797 reads
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1 / 8

Out of curiosity I was wondering what other reviewers feel about a provider (who is new to the area) having only one review?

The first thing that came to my mind was that the reviewers was just doing the provider a favor. Has that thought crossed anyone elses mind?

It leaves me hesitant to try out that provider... especially if I'm fearful that the pics on the add are too good to be true!

Sinful1 See my TER Reviews 606 reads
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2 / 8

If a well-known hobbyist, with pages of reviews, is the one reviewer... I would suspect the review would have more credibility than a reviewer with only a handful of reviews??

Frickerspead 45 Reviews 543 reads
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3 / 8

Great point - something I forgot to mention, it happens to be the FIRST review for that reviewer too!!

HangingwithBears 911 reads
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4 / 8

They have to start somewhere. Look for a review from a hobbyist with numerous reviews of well-known providers.

STPhomer 176 Reviews 465 reads
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5 / 8

I have met some exceptional ladies who were new to the scene and only 1 or two rewviews under their belt...but the reviewers were well established and credible. I avoid ladies with a single review from someone who has no review or board history or a habit of shilling.

apropo See Agency Profile 1051 reads
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6 / 8

you may want to ask here if anyone else has met with her.  there are many who say they will review but then don't.
Everyone has 1 review at some point.

joe_shabotz 1 Reviews 622 reads
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7 / 8

Some of us have submitted more than 1 review yet only one was approved and one in particular was not approved just because they selectively toss one out.   Not sure why another was not either.

The review # can be artificially low for a variety of reasons.

PeterPickle 548 reads
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8 / 8

the lone review is a super flattering one and was done by a guy who has not posted any other providers.  IMO it's a 90% chance that the review is self written by the provider.  

One thing that to me is a dead giveaway is if the provider profile is filled out with tons of info.  For example, all the different pricing options (30 minutes for $X, 60 minutes for $xx, 2 hours for $X, etc..)  .  As we all know the TER profile in the reviews gets set up by the first reviewer's input, and i just can't see any guy wanting to fill out all that extra crap. But a provider would do it as a form of advertising for herself.

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