: New York Discussion : could be that or trying to use it as a reference

CassieMerlot See my TER Reviews 968 reads

posted 13 years ago

1 / 14

This is the third time I've had to report to TER staff that a review was posted from someone I've never met. Even if its not a bad one I don't feel I should take credit for a performance that's not mine. I don't understand. Are these men just trying to get free membership? Crazy.

SerenaVincente See my TER Reviews 475 reads

posted 13 years ago

2 / 14

sounds like it

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BK57 46 Reviews 558 reads

posted 13 years ago

3 / 14

Or "Let's Make a Deal"

Either a free membership or you'll hear from them later. "Hey Baby, I wrote you a great review. How 'bout paying me back with a nice discount."

CassieMerlot See my TER Reviews 443 reads

posted 13 years ago

4 / 14

Re: Or "Let's Make a Deal"

Sad! Lol

lustkatrina See my TER Reviews 391 reads

posted 13 years ago

5 / 14

Agree, I have had one and now have a second

I have had one removed because I had not arrived at the destination that the review claimed...two days before I got there LOL

Now I have a review that claims some vocabulary I never use...but it is good...never mentions whats State or location which is strange because I always travel at least 6 hours outside of my home State

TEr are great at removal but it is such a pain trying to prove

PhilAsheo 450 reads

posted 13 years ago

6 / 14

OK, do us all a favor and say who they are (e)

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ValeriyaXO See my TER Reviews 489 reads

posted 13 years ago

7 / 14

Re: Or "Let's Make a Deal"

Ugh, what a dumb idea! It's kind of amusing to see how far some will go for a discount...

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jacked-a-beanstalk 307 reads

posted 13 years ago

8 / 14

Good of you to call it out

Many would not have with a great review (score).

Unless services were mentioned that you simply don't offer.

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jacked-a-beanstalk 344 reads

posted 13 years ago

9 / 14

More likely the free membership thing. Let's make deal...

Doesn't work in business after the review is written.

jazzygoat 41 Reviews 307 reads

posted 13 years ago

10 / 14

How do you know you never met???

Posted By: MadisonLoveNYC

This is the third time I've had to report to TER staff that a review was posted from someone I've never met. Even if its not a bad one I don't feel I should take credit for a performance that's not mine. I don't understand. Are these men just trying to get free membership? Crazy.

Awhile ago I had a great time with a provider in NJ, wrote a review. Then to my surprise, the girl questioned my review, and to this day I have no idea why. She "demanded" that I tell her who I am and when we met. I preferred not to disclose my information to her, TER profile anonymity is important to me. She contacted TER support, and they asked me to prove my review was real. I sent them every email I exchanged with the girl, her apartment address, her tel number, and even her car info which was parked just outside her place. TER kept my review. The girl was furious that I disclosed all the info, but my reply to her was simply that be careful what you ask for...

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CassieMerlot See my TER Reviews 338 reads

posted 13 years ago

11 / 14

Re: How do you know you never met???

Things I would not say were mentioned, actions as well. I've even been called a different name. Once someone actually just copied and pasted a review that was written by someone I DID meet a few months earlier.. Like word for word.

courtneycarr See my TER Reviews 321 reads

posted 13 years ago

12 / 14

could be that or trying to use it as a reference

I've had it happen to me. There was just 2 reviews written by this Handle. I contacted the other girl to see if she saw this person, she said no and that they were probably trying to get a free VIP. Then the reviewer tried to use me and the other lady as a reference. The name and number was not known to me, so he gave the review as a reference.

I know I did not see the reviewer by how he said I answered the door, and how he described out time together. It was a very good review, so I was going to let it go until....

Then the agency that contacted me for the reference was busted. I contacted TER and they told me how to handle it.

I sent a PM to the reviewer which said Thank you for the flattering review, but I do not remember who you are. I would be happy to give you references if you could tell me where you saw me....and nothing. I tried again later and again no answer.

kendalllynn See my TER Reviews 378 reads

posted 13 years ago

13 / 14

Question! Why

Why would you have her Car information , why would you write that , look for that , keep that or even share that ???? Seriously no offense but i tell it like it is , That's Creepy . No two ways about it , creepy . Kendall Lynn

Neeple 235 reads

posted 12 years ago

14 / 14

How can you be sure?

Unless there is something glaring like the reviewer said you did a service you never did or it was from a particular time and place, how can you be certain? Ideally these reviews are supposed to be anonymous. I posted a review and the above poster had it removed. There was nothing in the review that would send off any alarm, she could not possibly know for sure it didn't happen unless she controls all her reviews ahead of time. Also coincidence mine was a slightly lower score.

I just did not mention that I was going to write a review and I did after so as to protect my identity. During the session when the above poster asked me if I plan to write a review, I didn't tell because I want to keep a certain integrity.

There is a difference between "fake reviews" and reviews that you were not expecting or solicited. Not all reviewers are going to tell you ahead of time and promise a 9 and 10. There seems to be a lot of review management going on by some ladies. Enough now that when I see a lady with all 9s and 10's I wonder what was taken down.

I think it goes both ways