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Re: Catch-22, isn't it?

maddie4fun See my TER Reviews 630 reads

posted 17 years ago

Sasha, we are padding in it together. It seemed like forever before I go my TER review. Then I got reviews somewhere else and that will probably cause more TER related gents to take the chance of visiting and writing a TER review. Some gentlemen see them as the more valuable review. But in my opinion, you start somewhere... you have to, unless you just want to give up.

I agree, it definitely gets better.

jenn9080117 years ago3238 reads

NEWB question...

Ok, first I am not a newcomer to being a provider. I have been one for a while and have chosen to stay under the radar as far as websites and review boards go.
but recently, I've had a few "friends" ask if I have been reviewed.
The element of knowing that I am on a review board makes me very nervous.
But, I am aware that I must be pretty good at what I provide or i wouldn't have so many call backs.
So, I'm wondering...how do I get reviewed?
Do I need to send "friends" here to post a review?

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leglover195517 years ago1910 reads

Re: NEWB question...

Yes. To get a review up it must be posted by a "friend". Your "friend" will have to fill out the initial profile for you.

Then if there are any updates or inaccurate info, you can request changes be made to your profile.

You should read the links above.

Hope this helps.

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keystonekid17 years ago1732 reads

Re: Jenn, The guys who have seen you need to write a review of your time together. . .

In order to be reviewed, you need an internet presence, either a web site or an ad on Eros, CityVibe, etc. The ad needs to have the TER logo on the entry page. Read the Newbie Manual (upper right) for complete information.

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VixenVictoria17 years ago2839 reads

Catch-22, isn't it?

I'm almost in that same boat. Although I have not been providing for very long at all, the few gentlemen that I have seen where my regulars from when I was dancing, and we therefore had no internet correspondence- so I'm really not sure how to approach the subject for the next time I see them

And its frustrating because it seems impossible to attract reputable clients without reviews (which I understand- you can't just trust everyone), but how can I dare require the gentleman to have references when I don't have them myself?