Obvious....

The answer is obvious to some but obscured by many. You can't bite the hand that feeds you.

I hope it does not get censured because it is worthy topic for discussion. To be fair everyone is entitled to not review if they wish. Is their prerogative.

That doesn't mean I won't.  But the notion that every girl I see I am obligated to review is just insane.

When you start subsidizing my seasions, you can tell me that I should report back.

Now...I am more than happy to share with those who also share via PM.

If you are busy and you pay for vip, then there isnt much inentive to put forth the effort .... For many.

For me I dont mind reviews because I feel that i'm helping the girls with an honest review that guys who would like them would read.  I also feel that i'm helping tell the guys that the girl is leggit.  I dont need to write elaborate time consuming stories to pay it forward as it were.

I have never had a bad time when doing my homework on ter.  There are some reviews that are too good to be true, and those are nice too because I wont waste my time or money on those ladies.

So why should I spend time to add no value?

The first review gives a review. It should say if the experience was a no show, flake, fake pictures, robbery, pimp, unsafe, dirty, etc.  you get the idea.  It can be more specific, like I read recently, which said the incall had someone else in the apartment - something I like to know and would change my mind from a yes to a no.

After that, what's the point?  Until someone has something new to say (like the girl was good before but now is a crack addict with a knife and gun and drug paraphernalia collection at her incall) I don't see the value add.

Waste of time.

But now that you mention it, I'll give some reviews (vs none). I had a couple instances of mild things that some won't mind but others might, and that prior reviews don't mention.  Good post.

But I suspect they won't get accepted, since I have no desire to give anything but objective informative reviews.

i have been a member for a long time. I don't write reviews. I tried writing a review years ago and it was rejected. They ter never gave a reason. The reason I belong is the rating system. I like to see providers with scores of 8 9 or 10

1). I find the process to be cumbersome and time consuming
2). I see only ladies who have at least a couple reviews.    Generally they are great experiences and so there is nothing I could say which would add useful info to her file.    I'm not an aspiring author who would use a bunch of flowery language.    Let's face it - I (she) arrived, she was hot (young, petite, and exactly as advertised in her pics), we kissed, had oral sex, fucked, I blew in her mouth, had a fabulous time, then I (she) left.   Would repeat and probably have.   There, would that make you happy?
3). In those instances where it was a horrible experience (photos were inaccurate), and there have been a few, if I wrote a bad review she would complain to management and somehow the review would likely be removed or I would be browbeaten (or worse, have my personal info put on some national blacklist by the psycho lying provider).    It happens and I have seen it several times.  

So I pay the membership fee and don't write reviews.  That's my story and I am sticking to it

I found that sometimes there are reviews but not linked to the ads. The reviews tend to be bad therefore they aren't linked. Or for example, when you click on a review link, it takes you directly to an actual review and not the profile. You'll discover that they do this as well to hide the bad reviews. Sneaky Sneaky

have many reasons for when I do not.

First, I agree with most of the reasons already mentioned, but also have some of my own.

I tend to post reviews only if I like a provider and know she wants to work more. If I am told, or if I suspect, that this is not really a "career" for the provider, then I do not think it is appropriate to treat her as if it might be.

Also, I tend to think of my experiences as special and having some personal, intimate value....even if another part of me knows that is nonsense. Writing about the experience for all to read ends even the pretense of it being private and personal.

Next, after all these years I still have the thought that this world takes part in things that are not lawful and are disrespected by some part of the world. So I still try to be private about it. Which is why I have never attended a Meet and Greet, which I would love to do someday. Posting a review makes me feel a bit vulnerable.

Also, I get frustrated a bit by the VIP part of the reviews. You are told you need to get more graphic if you do not write enough about positions. I do not find the positions part of reviews at all interesting; i even find them a little silly and even a turn off at times. RCG; mish; doggy...just hearing the terms and then counting them strikes me as what great sex is not at all about. So I do not like to be encouraged to use the terms and add them up and get a bit bugged when i am.  

Last, the reviews i think are most useful are the ones that are not allowed: the ripoffs and no shows. Those experiences are hard to post reviews about. I have tried in the past and then had my review refused because i was unable to discuss the experiences required. Since I got accustomed to TER I no longer have these experiences anyway. But there was a time when i did and could never post reviews about them. Thankfully, that was a long time ago!