I'm new and still figuring a few things out. I found someone with services I like, but I find it odd that there are no reviews since march 2015 yet she still has her massage sites up.

Her menu might have changed, and she doesn't want reviews.
 
I'm sure others will chime in with other reasons, but I have seen a few providers with similar history as you explained.  Feel free to PM me.

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I suggest PMing some of her most recent reviewers and see what they have to say.

There are tons of providers who aren't around anymore but still have "sites". The only site to prove they are still active is p411 which shows the last time they are logged in. Otherwise if it is one of the many generic sites out there I am guessing she is no longer around - try emailing, my guess is you will get nothing in return.

I haven't slipped or gone off the deep end. The reasons for why some haven't gotten any in so long isn't always so nefarious.

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I don't get reviewed often and it's because I mostly see regulars. In that case, it can actually point to something good—satisfied repeat customers!

these recent newbies wanting things handed to them with no work...well, gets one wondering...

It gets me wondering too, if it's still possible to follow the advice of  a seasoned hobbyists who say give no information EVER. The reason given: once a scheduler is compromised you'll wish you hadn't been so free to identify yourself. Remember that the newbie doesn't know the answers to a lot of things (of course right?) For example, to what extent does the information given to P411 or providers live on in a database, or business contacts. Remember Ashley Madison?