There's been threads ad nasuem for rate inflation, but how about review inflation? NYC in particular, the top 5 providers are basically 10/10 reviews only.

For guys, does seeing only 10s make you want to see the girl more? Or does it raise suspicion that they are gaming the system with fake reviews?

For girls, how does it make you feel to see all the 10s and does it affect your business?  

1 thing I dislike is that only 10s encourages further rate inflation, which sucks if the reviews are fake.

Discuss these and any other thoughts about review inflation =)

It's quite legit to wonder what she did to get them. And highly possible that "something" was outside TER rules. But it's very hard to police.

The problem with this post is, most providers are not receiving perfect 10's and most clients don't write reviews.

I think rate inflation is more a matter of market saturation and the economy. Most people are not high volume anymore. I personally would love to work more frequently at a slightly lower rate.  

Not sure what you're referencing about lots of 10's but there have been times where I got a slew of all 10s in a row. Hard to determine exactly why, but I rarely get under a 9! I think TER is actually quite strict about what they approve. I have had several reviews denied who tried to rate a 10/10 because they were new accounts from clients I referred to the site!

It is not that hard to see why some ladies consistently get high reviews, they are great at their jobs. If anything I am starting to see the opposite effect. I see a lot of reviews that describing a GFE or PSE style date with overwhelmingly positive language. It reads like an amazing review and a special experience. Then you look at the score and see 7/10 or 8/10. Sometimes I wonder what some guys expect. Some people are just impossible to please I guess.

I know sometimes I fight the score requirements because TER doesn’t think I’ve included enough to justify a higher score.  

Per TER's grading guidelines a 10 is a "Once in a Lifetime" experience. It's amazing how many gents give out many, many 10s in their reviews. How is that even possible if a 10 is limited to "Once in a Lifetime"? Answer: it's not. Pure review inflation. Gents should be limited to giving one score of 10 ever. That would make the scoring system more legitimate and also let people know that a 10 is really a 10.

For me there are a couple of ways of looking at it. You can give a "10" based on her being pretty much perfect. You can also give a "10" if she offered you a version of service you've never experienced before. That happened with me more than once. Obviously, TER is fine with it.

I agree that "once in a lifetime" isn't supposed to be taken 100% literally. Also I think a lot of guys simply get spoiled and have unrealistic expectations because they pay for sex. If most of your sexual experiences involve a woman trying meet your wildest sexual expectations, things are going to start seeming ho-hum after a while. This is especially true when compared to experiences with civie hookups. Most regular women aren't into greek, but it is fairly easy to find providers that like it. It might help to keep that perspective at times.

Look at the NYC top 5, basically all 10/10
Laura Luisa has 63 reviews almost all 10/10
Elise Ward, Nina Chanel have 20ish reviews but also mostly 10/10

Nationally top 10 is similar, but NYC makes up half the top 10.

Some of the girls with high review scores that have been around for years. Girls like Nikki Avalon and girls out of California who have been around for years who don't have 10 tens but they still have an average and an average is better when you have that many reviews  

And then you go look at the girls now they don't want to be up there unless they all have 10 tens it's just not sensible because if you look at restaurants and even anything car dealerships everybody has a varied amount of reviews. You can't make every single person happy. If you're making every single person happy something may be wrong  

I think having a varied amount of reviews over a span a few years shows that. Yes, some people love you but not everybody loves you the same but that you actually provide the services that you state you do and you are definitely worth the money  

My two cents  
Hazel Hayes from Vegas visiting soon