your are allowed to link to it each and every time you submit a post.

As for a profile, that comes about if and when you get a review published by a client.  You should advertise on TER to get TER members to come see you and then write reviews for you.

I am still learning with this site... but I am a provider and wondering how can I make that show on my profile?   Right now I think it just shows that I am a basic member, but when people read what I say on the discussion boards I want them to know I am a lady, not a man replying lol.

on your site and gives you all kinds of other really useful information.

Next, simply post. How you respond to posts will often let people know which you are. It's perfectly okay to say, "As a provider, I think..." and then go on with whatever you have to say. After awhile, you won't have to identify yourself because people will know who you are.

Welcome!

I don't have a website, so I don't think I can do the TER logo thing... but I do believe I have a few reviews!

If you are the "Deya" with a 951 phone #, you have three reviews.  Your TER ID # is 153209.  (Search on your name or phone # under "Reviews".)  Contact TER and ask them to link your name here with your reviews.  Your backpage ad was a sufficient presence to have a profile here, but it has expired and when reported as a problem, your profile will say "report new website".

One free escort site is
http://escortsite.com/


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Escort Site is the one I use. It's easy to use if you're a  true newbie and know little on how to design your own site. The other one that I've heard is just as easy is rareescort.com (yes, put the http:// in front). The only thing I need to caution you about is make sure you delete (or hide at very least) the "Services" page. That page works in Europe. Here, it could get you in LOTS of trouble that you don't need.

"rare" is part of the same company.  When I first helped a lady set up her site there were about five choices for names; that may have changed in the three years since I last did so.

The link below is to a quick start guide I put together a little while back.  One of things it explains is how to get provider status.