I was recently contacted by a guy I never met. He said that his TER handle is Glitz23. I noticed he has written around 70 reviews and has even reviewed me a year ago. The thing is, he and I never met. So I write to Glitz23 and ask him to tell me his name and date that we met so I can indeed verify that we met before. He does not respond. So I then write to the last 5 ladies that he has written reviews for. Four of them got back to me saying that they didn't see him and one said that she did see him. I am now wondering if this is a fake account or if many different guys are submitting reviews under one alias. I know he saw my note to him because he has since written 2 more reviews since I DM'd him. This anonymous review posting is what turns ladies off about reviews. If we could search their email by their reviewer name then we could verify that the reviews are legit.
How do you guys even trust the reviewing process when there are so many fake accounts? The review in question is actually a good review. It sounded enough like a standard session that I didn't question it. Until he contacted me again as a new client and I thought it was fishy that he had already reviewed me a year before he wants to meet me.
Liars will eventually get caught because they tell so many lies they can't keep track of them.
You never have to rehearse the truth.
I know some people travel a lot, so I'm not saying it isn't possible, but it's always a red flag when someone has like 70 reviews in relatively short period of time, all spread out across different cities (and even different countries).
But in general, one drawback to granting VIP access based on reviews is that encourages guys to leave fake reviews. So some reviews and reviewers you have to take with a grain of salt.
Sorry this continues to happen to us, but we need to call them out. Kudos to you. I think the free VIP incentive for reviews should stop. I’ve had real reviews tell me they wasted their time writing reviews that never get submitted. Idk 🤷🏽♀️ wtf 😳 is going on here who’s doing the verification?
You are right, they should stop giving VIP for a review. It encourages fake reviews.
Not sure if it's one guy or many but I never met him, yet he reviewed me in April 2022! I didn't recognize the name, and the terrible spelling & short review seemed like a red flag for the type of clients I usually meet plus there was false information about services I don't offer. I filed a report with TER and they said they reached out to him, no response after 2 weeks and they were supposed to take it down but it is still up. I guess I will try again to get it taken down- certainly BEWARE!!
Reviews should not be way to VIP membership
Only people who actually pay membership should be allowed to review...
I like how another board thats now doing reviews...you must already be member and each girl has a code word that u must know in order to post a review for her ...you only get that once you actually seen her
It much better system
Just saying times require us to adapt and adjust
Hugs HAZEL Hayes
I agree about not giving VIP for reviews. I’m pretty sure I’ve said it before on these boards somewhere, but I think they should stop that.
Paying just for the privilege of writing reviews seems a bit much, but I do see the logic behind it. Depends on how much you pay I guess, but I’m not sure about that. I do see where it would help with SOME of the fake review problems.
I dunno what board you’re talking about with the code words. I’m sure there’s plenty more details to it but based on what you’ve said, I think that’s going too far.
If you need a code from her to post a review then I assume only providers who have chosen to sign up are reviewed there. I do like that. There are providers who don’t know they have a profile here and I know of some who have a lot of trouble getting delisted when they want to.
The problem I see with it is giving the providers the ability to pick and choose their reviews. It doesn’t seem like it would be difficult to prevent less-than-stellar reviews from being published. Anyone working in any service industry almost always knows when the customer walking out the door is dissatisfied.
When a lady shows up an hour late or leaves early or doesn’t do what her ad says she does or just phones in her performance because she’s not having a great day, she knows that she did that. What’s to stop her from refusing to give the client the password, or giving a fake one?
I like the idea of a review site giving the providers the power to choose to be on the site or not. I do not think they should be able to decide which client-members of the site can or cannot review them.