We're giving advice to newbs here, not experienced hobbyists who would have spoken up and mentioned that we were booked for ninety minutes, not sixty.  To date after seven years, I've never met a provider that didn't know the time allotment booked.  Those that cut things off prematurely for whatever reason have generally offered to return part of the donation, and that has only happened with ladies that I have seen on a recurring basis.   As I said, he can do better!

Thanks, guys.  Yes, I've thought of contacting her, too, before posing the review.  She watched TER--indeed, that's how I first found out about it: she told me to look at her reviews there.  I fear that it was not just that she forgot; it was a sudden and obvious turn toward the clock, and "It looks like our time is up."  (Then again, she might have just forgotten; she forgot earlier--during e-mails--that I do not have a hobby phone, and we were just going to confirm via e-mail.)  She IS pretty high volume, I'd guess: I said I was glad she was in this profession, and she said "You and a lot of other people."  A little off-putting, that last comment. -- At any rate, I'll let you all know how this turns out, and I'll document it in the review, as you suggest.

be nice on all of these questions of what could have been going on inside her head.

Did I just hear you say that you paid her for 90 minutes but got only 60 with no sex?  If that's the case, my fuse until the review got written would be burning significantly faster.  Just so you know, you'll have virtually no credibility against her pile of good reviews.  Sucks, but it's true.  If you word things carefully, calmly and rationally, chances are better that someone will pay attention to it.

I understand the "time" issue.  She wasn't clock-watching.  She may have thought it was an hour.  I will e-mail her to see.  But, there was no sex of any kind.  No touching of anything important.  Since it was my first time, wasn't sure if I was the one who needed to send the signal.  In my travels (Europe and Asia), the masseuses have always asked me if I wanted a HE.  Different here?

Re: First time--paid for 90 mins...got 60. Advice?

You know what I would do?  Walk away with no review and consider it a learning experience.  The first lesson is to be very clear in your expectations.  When you arrive make it clear you are there for 90 minutes.  Also something was wrong.  If she would cut you off without an orgasm she is not a professional.  If you are older (me too) she may have just decided she wasn't going to indulge you.  Forget about it.  Find somebody else.  In retrospect my first times were a joke.  Now I am a seasoned veteran. Over time, it gets very, very good.

an invitation to get ripped off all over again. Considering all that you've revealed since your OP, it appears much more likely that she meant all along to take advantage of your inexperience.

If you intend to email her about this, you should do it right away, not wait for her. Her memory of the details your session won't last long. Even if you write this off as a learning experience, it might be helpful to find out how she responds.

If she does offer, say, a (true) 90 min. session at her 60 min. price, I don't think you should jump at it too soon. Give it at least enough time to see one or two different providers first.

Meanwhile, this whole episode shows that you need to do more homework. If you had, you would have known that "well-reviewed" does not mean two reviews, and that something's wrong if your session goes an hour without any sex. If you don't already have VIP access, get it. Read the 'Juicy Details' of more reviews, paying attention to the typical course of activities in sessions. Also, read the Self-Help Center (click the link under the life preserver icon on the Newbie Board main page), and some of the past threads on this board.

You'll learn that it's perfectly acceptable, even expected, for the client to express what activities he wants and when (within her boundaries, of course), especially when the provider isn't taking the lead in the direction, or at the pace, he would prefer. If assertiveness with women doesn't come naturally to you, it may take a few more learning experiences before you get the hang of it.

which is not a sign of a quality provider.   Do NOT send her a draft or even comment on your intention to review her.  Wait a bit so she can not be sure who wrote the review, lest she cause all sorts of trouble for you.  
She sould have given full time & you should not have needed to ask for the events to progress to FS.  Sorry, I missed that part.  I've had occasions where things just weren't happening...  Sometimes I've asked for a HJ to finish what we started.  Othertimes a lady might do so on her own or suggest it.  I've explained my medical situation to a few...  & the best providers say "it won't be a problem"...  and it has not been.  

I think you can do much better.  It need not be outrageously expensive to get proper services.

Folks,

I've posted my review of this time now.  It's all working out.  She's been very nice an apologetic.  I have another one scheduled with her for next week.  Will report on that then.