Obviously, a lack of red flags does not necessarily equate to a green flag. Unsavory characters may take great pains to avoid sending up red flags. So can L.E. The important thing is to KNOW that the person corresponding with you is really the person he claims to be.
T.L.
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Lately I have been asked by several clients if I would summit them for the white list in order to white list I need their handle and e-mail address, I know some TER gents prefer to keep their handle private and do not want the providere to know who wrote their review. I do understand why as I have heard stories of providers getting upset with a review and then attacking the hobbiest....I think it is a wonderful concept to have a place to put those clients that you really enjoy and pass that info on to the providers via the white list...I was wondering how many providers are using the white list and if so are they still doing reference checks?Or both? I am curious as to to how the hobbiest feel about being white listed .Another question for the hobbiest, after a review is posted do you mind if the provider PMS you with her input or a nice thank you for taking the time and effort to write the review? In order to view you on the white list I do need your handle or e-mail when you make contact in order for this system to work please let me know your thoughts...Hope everyone has a beautiful day.Victoriaofaz
I only have one review, so I don't know if I am qualified to give you an answer, but here goes anyway. If I am correct, some providers don't want a review, for whatever reason. Some hobbiests feel the same way. Wishes should be respected. That being said, I believe the white list is an area for providers to check out a potential client, making the screening process a little more complete. This has to be a good thing(sorry, Martha) for everyone. If the white list gives a provider another level of security, as well as let them know what to expect from the hobbiest, then that info can lead to better experiences for both the provider and the hobbiest. Don't we all want to have the best possible experience that we can? I sure do.
Just my opinion.
And by the way Victoria, I clicked on the link, and all I can say is... WOW!!!!!
I hope I get the opportunity to meet you.
Everyone have fun and stay safe,
B
Thanks for your input B, the white list does not review the hobbiest or give any info except that he has been white listed period....and thanks for the WOW I am planning a quick visit to Las Vegas I have not been in 5yrs and then only as a tourist, I am arriving on March 7th and leaving on the 10th my first tour ,short but hopefully sweet...Victoria
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I have received white list referrals, unsolicited. And I have requested them. I have only asked providers that have seen me more than once and they already know my handle.
It certainly helps when seeing someone for the first time, they can see your referral and contact the referrer directly if they choose. Most are done right through TER's PM mail.
Of course, the White List does not say anything about the guy, only his handle, when he joined and when the referral was added. I guesss you might want more than that, so more contact would be needed.
Good luck.
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I use my White List referrals for verification along with my Date-Check verifications. If a provider uses some other form of verification, I don't offer up my id until the session is over.
That way I know what the review is going to be and if she didn't give a good session and that is the review I am going to write, she doesn't know who I am. On the other hand, if it was a good session, I always give my id and ask kindly that if they like the review I write, if they will kindly give me a White List referral.
Unfortunately, not that many ladies seem to know what the White List is or how to use it. A lot of ladies mistakenly think you have to be a VIP to use it. Still other ladies are signed up as members of TER, but not as providers, and they can't use the White List for that reason.
I have tried to educate ladies about how to use the White List and how valuable it can be, but not many have ended up figuring it out, which is too bad.
I have also tried to get a number of ladies on Date-Check, with little success. I sometimes get the feeling that a lot of ladies do this kind of half-assed and are missing out on a lot of opportunities because of it.
I just try to be the best person I can and help as many people to have as much success as I can. If they take my advice and help, great. If not, it is their loss not mine.
As far as follow up, I love it! A have returned home on a few occassions and had an e-card or email waiting for me thanking me for a great session. It really gives me a good feeling inside and makes me feel like I did my job in helping the lady have as nice a time as I did.
Victoria, you are a beautiful and classy lady. If you ever make it to DC, PM me and let me know. I would be honored to have you as a referral on my White List, and just know that I am more than willing to earn that referral...LOL.
Another DC man lost in Vegas? Hope to see you in a few weeks at the meet.
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I like the idea of if you write a review will the lady white list you. Fair exchange it seems. Except, for the fact guys can submit a review good or bad. Ladies can only white list if it went well. Not if a guy gets out of line, Roughs us up, shorts an envelope. So the white list is very limited in comparison to the reviews.
BTW, ladies did have to be vip to white list previously. I know this from experience because the ones I submitted prior to being VIP, never posted, and the ones I submitted after I became vip did. Although it did take me a week to figure out how to white list so I could have been a dutz. Who knows.
NOTE: shortcut to white listing: (for VIP's) Once review has posted to your profile if you click on the gents name and go to his reviewer profile on the bottom right corner you'll find a button to be able to submit his name to the white list.
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The one thing about the white list that no one has mentioned yet is that ANYONE can claim to be a particular handle, so you need to be sure that the person trying to make a date is really who he says he is. Recently, a girl got in trouble when she saw a guy who claimed to be a member with an impressive white list. When she met him, she realized nothing about him matched with what she knew of the member and she tried to leave, but he roughed her up before she could. That won't happen if you P.M. the handle of the member and he replies and says, yes, he had asked you for a date. Then you will know that you have the right guy. But for that to work, both you and the member need to have V.I.P. standing with TER. Be careful and good luck!
T.L.
Greast informaton thank you
I've actually heard of 2 examples of ladies getting roughed up here in the last couple weeks. I'm sure that it happens more than we know. I think the white list is a good screening tool, but just one of many that a provider needs to keep in her toolbox.
For the record, both girls said that their screening of these guys showed no red flags. I assume that they were thorough.
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Obviously, a lack of red flags does not necessarily equate to a green flag. Unsavory characters may take great pains to avoid sending up red flags. So can L.E. The important thing is to KNOW that the person corresponding with you is really the person he claims to be.
T.L.
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