...when I mistakenly quoted a provider's age as being two years older than she really is.  She was great in every other way, but I blew it on the age and I don't think she was too happy about that.  I guess I can understand that in this business, every year is like dog years.  Oh, scratch that.  That sounded bad.  I just meant like in any other sport, youth reigns supreme.

Can a review be modified to reflect the correct age once it has been approved?

i have done it by mistake myself..that is why they have the groupings as 25-30..31-35 etc..just use those..you will be safe..unless she is 22 and you put down 36-40..i wouldnt worry.

-- Modified on 7/31/2012 5:10:55 PM

...the age listed in her profile probably won't change.

If you ARE the first reviewer and your mistake put her in a different age bracket, you can do a problem report as mentioned, but explain your mistake and cite her website where she gives her age.

Unless you are her first review, her age that is on her profile will not change.  Changes in a provider's profile can only be made by submitting problem reports.  If you were the first reviewer, follow BP's advice, that's all you can do. and hope admin will make the change.

Swim