I was reading a recent review of a local provider (let's call her Provider A) and gradually began to notice that it strangely resembled a review I had previously written about another provider (Provider B), in fact almost word for word in major parts of it. Oddly also, the sequence of events and the experiences that this reviewer went through as he described them, were exactly the same sequence and experiences (including certain nuances) I went through with Provider B. Some phrases and words were replaced with others as if a Thesaurus was used along with some other embellishments to deflect an outright identical review.

As they say, Imitation is the highest form of flattery... but I'm not sure I feel this way about the obvious plagiarism. I'm not sure if anything can be done or if it really matters but I am thinking of writing the reviewer and telling him to be a bit more creative at the least. Should I?

As I thought about this some more however, I began to think of the possibility that perhaps Provider A may have done this herself as I happened to also notice that parts of her website are copied from another provider's (Provider C) website. It wouldn't be the other way around as I've been following Provider C for a while now and noticed Provider A only entering the business within this year.

Again, all this isn't much of a big deal and I realize copy catting is a normal yet unfortunate fact of life. Just wish people could be more original

One bugaboo that crops up to my annoyance is that the sequence of events, in at least the routine for one-hour sessions, is that they all seem to come out of the same How To Be a Successful Provider manual. BJ followed by CG followed by MISH, etc. And there only a finite number of things one can say about a blow job and only so many favorable descriptions. If Providers did a bit of head scratching, maybe they could find ways to mix it up a bit, and perhaps their innovations would turn out to be appreciated, not only as novelties, but they might actually improve the game. I do not subscribe to the notion that all the great blow jobs have been given and had, and that the eight classic positions are as far as the art can go.

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I have to wonder if the person who used"your review" was submiting a false review to get the VIP days.?

He used your wording/phrases because to went through and was posted ands he was too lazy and stupid to write it in his own words.

How many reviews does the other guy have posted?

As I said just a thought.

 
Thank you  
2014 = 59 = 13 in a row

Looked into it and he did write one other review. Though the style of writing was a bit different in that one and hardly any spelling mistakes unlike the one he plagiarized. Who knows, maybe he "borrowed" that one too.

Not sure I understand your theory - do you mean he submitted a false review to help the provider?

You're probably right - he was probably just too lazy to write his own.

Thanks for the feedback!

You are posting under an alias therefore you have VIP. I am assuming you paid for either weekly, monthly or yearly VIP.

A person can get 15 days FREE VIP for submiting a review that gets posted.

Therefore my thought/guess is he "borrowed" as you politely put it or stole your review as I would put it to get some free VIP days.

 
Also it is not unheard of to post fake reviews (very good ones) to help the provider and in hopes to get some free or reduced price pussy.  

As I said just a thought/guess, and as Mrfisher said would be worth it to report this to TER admin.

 
Thank You  
2014 = 59 = 13 in a row

Understood. Am starting to learn how things work... sad.

Thanks again!

Thank you sir, and I did.

Just a final word to say that TER pulled the said review after I had brought it to their attention.
Thanks to them for their due diligence and for everyone's input!
Cheers and happy hobbying everyone!