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carlhungus 56 Reviews 1015 reads
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I have noticed that whatever information is entered by the first reviewer is what sticks in the provider's profile.

Hi, I am a provider (New ) I was reviewed and he sad good things, exept he said my pics where old, and I was a C cup. Neither is true. I took the pics this month, and I'm a double D. What do I do?? This hurts my feelings and my reputation.

I knew there was some reason to keep that US Breast Inspector Card around.

But seriously, there is always going to be a bit of difference of opinion, and in the long run these issues iron out.

Don't be surprised if TER does not change the info.  Just suck it up and rely on other's to post accurate info.

Posted By: mrfisher
I knew there was some reason to keep that US Breast Inspector Card around.
I've posted a few "first reviews" and worried about the info I put into creating the Profile. Unfortunately, in the BEST of cases, you forget a lot of unnecessary details (tattoos? I forget. piercings? I forget. Hair length? Sort of long but I forget if it was shoulders, mid back or ass length. Beautiful eyes, yesss. NQNS ... yesssssssssssss!), esp if you wait a few days to write the review.

Then, some of us, me included, are inept at measuring things without bringing our tool box (laser level, plumb line, acoustic tape measure, surveyor's tripod, ...). Besides, I can only guess a cup size based on alleged comparisons. I mean, there's girth and there's "size".  You can be 30D (thin body; big boobs) or 42A (big body, tiny titties), right?

So that got me thinking about another item for the tool box, the TER tool box, that is.  TER should market the hobbyist's combo measuring tape cup size meter. It would have to be small, portable and discreet. That way, we'd be sure to get it right, whether writing the first Profile or correcting old Profiles.

Or, the ladies could have a small piece of paper with "vital info" (Profile info) that she could slip to the gent as he is leaving with a not TOO obnoxiously suggestive "Here's my info if you need it for my first review and Profile. XOXO."

If TER starts selling my tape - cup measuring device, I want a share of the profits.

I have noticed that whatever information is entered by the first reviewer is what sticks in the provider's profile.

The first review of a provider establishes her profile.  Subsequent reviews do not change her visible information, even though we are forced to fill all of it in our review.  That can only be changed by submitting problem reports.

Swim

I THINK (but I'm not sure) that TER keeps the entire form with each review.

I've submitted several problem reports and my gut tells me that some go through more easily if there is a history of similar corrected info.

That is, even if the last 3 written review essays don't say anything explicit ("definitely enhanced, not real"), a correction seems to go through more easily if I report a problem and, in my imagination, those 3 reviewers clicked the "enhanced" button instead of just copying the original ("natural") profile.

Maybe someone else can confirm that, but keep filling out "corrections" in the meantime because I think that helps with changing the Profile info eventually.

shudaknownbetter486 reads

where the correct information is stated...  more likely a reviewer will use it.  If you must file a problem report, link to the information where it is published.
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