What agencies frequent the emerald city?

Help educate the moderator .... so I don't have to read the last 6 months of this board....

It is slow here.....why?

Is the hobby dead in Washington State?

Dingus

The hobby is alive and well in Seattle, other boards I think have been preferred until this point.

Established, upscale agencies:
Elliott Bay (www.elliottbayseattle.net)
Agency Elite (www.agency-elite.com)
Seattle Encounters (www.seattle-encounters.net)
Fantasy City (www.FantasyCity.net)

Emerald City Playmates is also a quality group, but they are not technically (by their own admission) an agency; rather a group of independents working together.

Rip Off Agencies:
After Midnight (www.seattleaftermidnight.com)
Seattle Ladies (www.seattleladies.net)
Secret Sweethearts (www.secretsweethearts.net)
Emerald Ladies (www.EmeraldLadies.com)

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Smartest girl in the biz:
Scarlet

Prettiest girl in the biz:
Scarlet

Sexiest girl in the biz:
Scarlet

Most admirable girl in the biz:
Scarlet

But sadly totally unavailable!

Visited Seattle a couple of years ago and had a great time!!!

Saw a lady from Agency Elite - very nice.

Saw an indy, Lovelee - http://www.theeroticreview.com/reviews/show.asp?id=9245 - absolutely fantastic!!!  (BTW - this lady used to regularly post here schedule here, but hasn't in quite a while, but she has recent reviews).

Good luck in Seattle!!!

I am available, only here until Saturday mid-day.  Scarlet is not though, to my disappointment. She's a very desirable girl.

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Astute analysis...

Seattle has a rather extensive tradition of having review boards which don't charge you to read the reviews.

QED, guys gravitate to the free stuff. My experience is that TER's review database for Seattle, while good, isn't as good as others, either. The message board follows the content and feeds off of it.

Honestly? I don't think you can really do anything about this, as long as Seattle has free boards + TER is on its current economic model. That's fine, TER doesn't have to be the be-all, end-all, either.