Interested in seeing a young lady with only one review. It is a very good review but 2 things make me nervous. She advertizes on Eros, which many legit ladies do but so do many not so legit ladies. The other issue is the one review she has is from a reviewer with only that one review posted.

I know I should just grow a pair and go for it, so that is what I am doing, what would you do?

To me this indicates you are still pretty new at this.  You're right, EROS is sometimes a crapshoot, depending on where you are.  In my area, many well-known providers use it for ads.  I'm equally sure, a number of ads on there are BS, and I know of one provider who has been labeled a ripoff here that has ads on there all the time.  She changes her name every so often, but is so dumb, she uses the same pics over and over.  She has real shitty reviews here too.

A provider with only one review posted by a guy as his first review is not generally a good thing.   TER claims this should not happen but I see it all the time.  Personally, I would not do it, but I'm not you.  It's not normally recommended that someone in your shoes should see this provider.  

You asked for advice, so here it is.

Swim

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Right now, I'm sticking to providers with at least 5 or more reviews just to be on the safe side. I check out sites like Eros and BP, but I just don't feel comfortable yet with those sites. If they talk about screening and using verification sites, that's a plus. Like I said, I'm new and I know I need to find my comfort zone before I can really trust sites like that. Learning is a priority, IMO. One thing I have found is that there's always another provider waiting in the wings that is highly reviewed and safe.

Just my 2 cents.

She may be great but I have come to regard first reviews with suspicion...  at least until they are confirmed with another 2-3 reviews.  I suspect these first reviews are written by their BFs, regulars or ??  but too often later reviews show lesser services offered or delivered.  
Their are scams & great providers on every ad venue...  I START with TER and use the ad links to view their ads along with the rest of the research.
I'm not saying "never"...  I'm saying scam risk is too high at present.  I "hold" pending additional data.    

I use the TER Favorites feature to sort the ladies in my area.  I have a DNS list.  I have a "HOLD" or maybe list.  I have a Bucket list.  I make these notations first in the notes box available in the TER Favorites.  When I am looking to book an appointment, I go to the Bucket list...  update my research & pick a couple to call.  The research is half done this way.    
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For every great pic with no/few reviews, there are BOATLOADS of equivalently hot women with SCORES of reviews by hobbyists with tons of reviews.  If your objective is to have a great experience, stick with well reviewed providers.

Don't let your little head control your thinking - that's the whole point of so many of these ads.

Be Smart - Be Safe

As with unreviewed providers, it takes a more experienced eye to know what to look for--and look out for--when she doesn't have many reviews. I don't go simply by the number of reviews or the ratings. And I put more credence in the way a review is written than in the number of reviews the guy has written. I've seen a lot of useless reviews from people who have dozens to their name.

But it took me while and a few disappointments before I learned when to think it wasn't worth the chance. BTW, where she advertises doesn't matter, although the content of her ads can be a clue.

The problem that exists is that escort malls get many views, most from men that have never heard of an escort review site. If men that no longer have it going on at home would just do a little web research before they jump, they would save themselves lots on money and avoid safety issues.

I never see a lady who doesn't have at least a few reviews on TER.  I pass up a lot of ladies on DateCheck & EROS that I'm really interested in seeing, but my attitude is that there's no point in having rules unless you follow them.  The danger in the lady with only one review from a reviewer with only that review is that it's a scammer who paid for membership and posted the review themselves as part of their scam.  If I were ever tempted to see someone with only one review, I'd check out the reviewer and if he wasn't an established reviewer, I would surely pass (my no one under 25 rule helps as they are the most likely to only have one or a few reviews).  I am fortunate to live in an area where there are lots of choices so my attitude is always, if there's any question, pass on it, there are a lot more opportunities out there that are safer/surer (i. e. many other fish in the sea).