Actually, the board itself is " The New York Board" probably meaning New York State. But I understand your grievance. TER's origination was Los Angeles ( LAReview.com ?), and it expanded. So you can't expect them to categorize each area ( Long Island, Upstate, Western New York, ect...) Like Jae Jae says, go to the ladies site first. See if they list their areas of service. If not, drop them a line and ask. If the number of Providers keep increasing in an uncategorized area ( ie. New Jersey, Conneticut and Pennsylvania), TER might want to add the city to its list or make a seperate category called Tri State Area?

1. The issue is about the review pages. Not the forum

2. Glad you have a good amount of free time to travel and to enjoy the hobby, seriously. I am lucky if I can grab an hour plus 30 minutes of travel. this makes finding a "new" rewarding experience as "reviewed" a little difficult especially since  I have to research these issues on my own.

3. Orange county and New Jersey have seperate review areas. With the downward trend in the economy we may be seeing more providers outside of the NYC environs.

4.There are four area codes in Manhattan and I would guess a lot more high quality providers are concentrated on this 5 mile x 16 mile block of granite than anywhere else in the world. Please let me know if I am wrong! (please read HIGH QUALITY concentrated in a small area not spread out).

5.  The web sites I was speaking of advertise that they service NYC but when called they never seem to have anyone or the prices are higher than advertised or they just mean Queens and or Brooklyn. Thier Shills reinforce these misconceptions in thier reviews. Why? What purpose does it serve. Are they trying to convince the market outside of NYC that they have a quality house because they serve NYC? I don't pretend to know the answer but they, not me, are wasting my time.