Help the newbie out here. I have done a search on the boards and it seems the above terminology is left up to interpretation. Not as straight forward as NQNS, BBJ, COF, DATY, etc.

What does it mean to everyone?  One local agency charges more for the GFE++. What does the plus mean???

just curious....hope it's not a stupid question?

Go by reviews and forget the alphabet soup.

And no, I'm NOT kidding.

if it's the agency I think you mean, gfe++ means that greek is available at an extra charge. but generally speaking, it doesn't mean anything more than the difference between "tide" and "new, improved tide".

I have seen some reviewer use "SBS" in his description but its not listed anywhere.

Ideas?

Thanks for the feedback
you are all A++ in my book

That a certain little Red Head does not hear you say forget the SOUP......
If she reads this you are in BIG  BIG  BIG as in HUGE trouble.....and No Soup for you.


Thank you
XLIV = 4

Sorry blessed soup nazi, it won't happen again.

Take your pick:

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Sorry to chime in late.  But I thought someone would get this.  GFE and GFE+ or ++  now mean next to nothing as earlier stated.  However, a few years ago there was this guy called St. Bart who created a Scale to rate providers on.  This became known as the St. Barts Scale (SBS) and if a hobbiest rated somebody as GFE (+ or ++) on the SBS it had very specific standards that told us what level of quality and professionalism to expect.  While I don't quite agree with the individual bullets of the scale, it is a nice tool to use.  However, there is no way to enforce it except in reviews where you will get into arguements about what is a "girlfriend".  You can look up the St. Barts Scale on many adult sites on the web.  

    I would have thought that one of the Mass folkes would have quickly pointed to the Great Saint Bart at this time of year as a beacon of what a great intelectual New England hobbiest can do.

    All hail St. Bart.

    And since I am sitting in Ct. All hail Kimmy


B. U.

Older, balder, fatter, uglier.

... the Saint Bart's Scale.

With Saint Bart being a very regular and somewhat prolific "man-about-town" when it came to the ladies.  Last I remember, he was in South Florida a few years back.