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Posted By: TrulyMsMocha
... how many Alaska gents or guys that go to AK actually use TER for research and to do reviews or check out the other cities ads for ladies?  I know there's a lot of military there also  so love and respect to all of our armed forces.
I always check TER and other sites.  I even Google names, numbers and use TinEye.  No reviews or history to be found: no way am I contacting them.  I give the same treatment to established providers to get a feel for how our meeting may go, their likes/dislikes and hints on the services or experiences they may enjoy that aren't necessarily listed on their ad/website.   If I am being screened (and I hope I am if I'm providing information),  it should be expected I'm doing some screening, too.  Heck, I even check for board posts to get a feel for their "tone".

Granted, I'm single and not in the military, but most of my hobbying is done when I travel.  The local scene in Alaska is sparse by comparison.  Finding a local provider that matches what you're looking for (wether it be visually, service, availability, price-range, venue...whatever) can be a challenge.

As for reviews, I personally have stopped writing a review unless it's requested or I feel there's something to be shared that hasn't been said before.

... how many Alaska gents or guys that go to AK actually use TER for research and to do reviews or check out the other cities ads for ladies?  I know there's a lot of military there also  so love and respect to all of our armed forces.

Posted By: TrulyMsMocha
... how many Alaska gents or guys that go to AK actually use TER for research and to do reviews or check out the other cities ads for ladies?  I know there's a lot of military there also  so love and respect to all of our armed forces.
I always check TER and other sites.  I even Google names, numbers and use TinEye.  No reviews or history to be found: no way am I contacting them.  I give the same treatment to established providers to get a feel for how our meeting may go, their likes/dislikes and hints on the services or experiences they may enjoy that aren't necessarily listed on their ad/website.   If I am being screened (and I hope I am if I'm providing information),  it should be expected I'm doing some screening, too.  Heck, I even check for board posts to get a feel for their "tone".

Granted, I'm single and not in the military, but most of my hobbying is done when I travel.  The local scene in Alaska is sparse by comparison.  Finding a local provider that matches what you're looking for (wether it be visually, service, availability, price-range, venue...whatever) can be a challenge.

As for reviews, I personally have stopped writing a review unless it's requested or I feel there's something to be shared that hasn't been said before.

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