It is pretty rare that I want to leave a bad review but I am sometimes scared to do so. We use our handle as part of conformation for a provider. They can always ruin you if you leave them a bad review if they figure out who you are. Is it best to wait and be vague? Thoughts???

Is it for reasons of gross misrepresentation, malfeasance, skullduggery, pilfery, unsafe practices, insufferable up-selling, or a total ROB? Or are you simply irked that you should have executed a walk-away and didn't?
 

if you are honest about why it was a bad experience for you, and leave out the snark and anger, i say tell the truth.

but be careful not to let your vitriol color your narrative, and i speak from experience.  i wrote a bad review that i now see was more anger on my part than truthfulness, and the gentleman in me wants to go back in time and rewrite it more truthfully.

I had one provider actually threaten me if I didn't give her a 10/10. This was before we even got into the session ! I figured it wasn't worth the risk. That put a damper on the session, though she got me off twice. I was happy to get out of there.

I didn't review her.

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is to give honest feedback.  You don't have to be mean in any way, but it's fair for you to give your honest opinion.  On the flip side, does she know your true ID?  That is kind of scary.  

As far as other providers seeing you left a bad review, we don't care.  We want to be sure you are not LE and won't chop us up into tiny little pieces.  If every review you wrote was bad, maybe it would matter?  For most of us with pages of great reviews, we don't worry.

xoxo - Hannah

That's why I never give my ter handle to providers, too much drama.