You can write another review of the same provider. The previous review will be removed.
Can you modify or edit reviews once you have written them? Or make another review of the same provider? I had an awful experience with a provider I wrote a good review for, and would like to change it to save everyone else the time and hassle.
You can write another review of the same provider. The previous review will be removed.
I managed to get permission to edit a review by submitting a problem report for my own review. TER Admin opened it for editing and allowed me to re-submit it.
As if you're the first dude to ever have a less than ideal follow-up session. Her other reviews are seemingly in line with your initial review. So maybe she had a bad day.....or maybe she just wasn't into YOU! Hey, just sayin'....
But yea, feel free to write a second review....it'll replace your earlier review. You won't get credited for it, however. Revising your first review is NOT the proper way to handle it, since you obviously had a satisfactory time.
I appreciate your point of view. But you weren't there. It was beyond unprofessional. I didn't see the point in this part of theforum to go into GREAT detail. It really was inexcusable
If her behavior/actions were *that* inexcusable, don't you think others might benefit from knowing about it?
Isn't that the point of this entire forum?
DW
Your recent post is more in line with what I have read about her elsewhere. There is nothing wrong with updating your review by writing a more current one.
With one exception all the girls you've seen have bad most recent reviews, letting you know exactly what you're in store for, then you follow up with a bad review that concurs. So…what's the deal? You're in a dog chase tail motion in this hobby.
The one good review you give you want to edit? If all your reviews are negative except one which you bestowed a whopping 7 to…the problem is likely you. Your trying to save a buck and leaving disappointed or there's more to your demeanor/behavior/hygiene that you aren't mentioning.
Why even give her a good review for a bad time? Maybe because you finally saw a well reviewed girl and realized if you did your usual bad review everyone could clearly see who is more likely to be the problem.
If a guy has nothing but awful reviews it's a no-no for me, even worse is when his bad review consistently stands alone in a sea of good ones. (cue MJ's man in the mirror please…)
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