The lady involved delivers what she promises.
Otherwise it might be considered a rip off and a review becomes a warning.
But lets stay positive, and assume she delivers as advertised.
My 2 cents,
Lex
I was just looking at an ad in cityvibe and the provider stated "I am discreet, please don't place any online reviews of my services." What is the BS? Would there be any reason besides the service sucks or it's a rip off? She places an ad online, how much less discreet can someone be? I asked another provider if she minded and she said "why wouldn't I? I'm in business."
The provider wishes to control her own marketing. She doesn't want our "help." Let it go.
The lady involved delivers what she promises.
Otherwise it might be considered a rip off and a review becomes a warning.
But lets stay positive, and assume she delivers as advertised.
My 2 cents,
Lex
My thoughts exactly. 
I for one would comply unless there was a wide disparity between promised services and delivered. Rip-offs never deserve to be protected.
I had one young lady I saw who did not want the fact that she offered BBBJ to be widely known, as she wanted to preserve that as an option for favored clients. She was willing to sacrifice bookings from those for whom it was a criterion. That seemed to me to be her option. (As it happens, she's the only lady I've ever seen on this site to get NOTHING but 9's and 10's in both categories - I guess I was lucky to know her.)
I have NO problem holding a review of a great provider. My point is that a provider says in her ad "please don't review." To me she only setting up the fact that she doesn't have reviews because it's either horrible service or a rip off. She'll only get rookie hobbyists that don't know the benefits of TER.