When I read reviews, I like to see some good info in the location and website fields.  I understand that a website link may get "stale" after a while, but the same day or next day?  Why are these even being approved?

Being in the Philly/South Jersey region, a location of "Newark" tells me I'm in for a ride should I choose to schedule with that provider.  Conversely, a location of "Center City" tells me she's close by.  Guess how much help a location of "Incall, My place, New Jersey, or Hotel" is for me?  If you said "NONE", you are right!  At least note the stinkin' county!

Sometimes these reviews remind of that line in which JFK asks:

"Forrest, where were you wounded?"

"In the buttocks, Sir."

To the folks who approve reviews, may I suggest stronger coffee?



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I'd like to see southern NJ in a separated section than northern N.J

I believe it was LBJ who asked Forrest where he was wounded. But I could not agree with you more regarding the issue at hand.

No offense, but we're talking about reviews that sneak through under the wire.  Reviews that don't come close to meeting the criteria that the big cheeses at TER established.  Yet, they still get through, and you're actually no better off AFTER you read them, than you are BEFORE you read them.  So ya gotta wonder, who's doing the reviewing, and are some providers putting up self-posts?