I can see and read all parts of the reviews and profiles, I can see who potential clients have reviewed and how they rate each provider, I try not to but I tend to read and compare my reviews to other reviews from the same guy o.O

to communicate when not doing email.

I'm going to assume you are a provider based on your handle. (I could be wrong.) Providers have a free limited VIP membership available to them. You must have at least one review and you have to request the free limited provider VIP from TER administration. When you do that your provider profile will be connected to your handle (brandynice123) and a link to your profile will be under your handle whenever you post an ad or a comment on the TER boards. This VIP gives you access to the TER PM system, allows you to white list (read about this in the Self-Help Center) clients, and read your reviews in their entirety but not the reviews of other providers.

The other VIP membership you have available to you is the paid membership which is available to any TER member whether hobbyist or provider. This VIP membership lets you read not only all portions of your reviews but those of other providers as well. Other than that it is like the free limited provider VIP. As a provider you will need the provider VIP so TER will recognize you as a provider and be able to link your profile/reviews to your handle and so you can white list TER members that have seen you for a session.

Click on the link below to see info about provider VIP and white listing. This info is in the Self-Help Center. You can find the link to the Self-Help Center on the upper right of most message boards directly under the red and white life preserver. I recommend you read all that is there. Even the stuff for the guys. It helps to know all you can. Be sure to check out the Newbie Primer which is in the Self-Help Center. There is a lot to read but it will be very helpful.

Good Luck and Welcome.

I thought for a second I was on he local board hehe. Welcome To VIP Brandy

Several things have been mentioned above, but I suggest reading the self help center.  If you have more questions, this is the place to ask them.

Swim