Drop them off the back end of the peivider' review list. (5 years at least??)

-- Modified on 6/28/2015 2:43:46 AM

First reviewer sets the age. 36-40 + nine years of reviews = 45 to 49 today. A lot of guys won't even bother to investigate further.

However some of us gals do update our profiles, so you can't assume that everyones' is inaccurate. I will agree that most have inaccurate or incomplete profiles, especially the ones who never use TER.

...1.2 million reviews in their database.  Why would they want to reduce that number?  It would be contrary to their business interests.

In addition, some of the "low volume" girls may only have 10 total reviews or so even though they have been in the biz, and on TER, for a decade or longer.  

Make reviews searchable by a range of dates. I for one don't need to see 10 years of reviews; the last 2 or 3 years is fine. Maybe make that, or perhaps the most recent 50 reviews the default if a raange of dates is not specified. If someone wants to see more, they can. Enable choice

... instead of deleting the reviews after it reaches a certain time frame, why not archive those reviews?

Doesn't that let you look just at the last 2-3 years easily enough?

But I also search by rating. Would be nice to see a current rating versus a cumulative one - or see the cumulative one if I chose. IMO, the value of the database is to be able to query it for relevant information... whether that is info I consider relevant or info you consider relevant. Or conversely, the ability to screen out information we might find extraneous.

of those old 6, 7 and 8's???

That if we post our age at 40-45 and we've been doing this for ten years than we are really 50-55.

I've seen a lot of other ladies that could say the same thing. The first few years of reviews are not that great while we don't know our way around the bedroom and we haven't learned to maximize our assets...

.....any old reviews with erroneous information would be overlooked.  From chatting with my own clients, I don't think that a high percentage of review-readers look past the first page or even second.

They can still use that even if reviews are pulled, as they were once published. For every one pulled, another new one will pop up... possibly 10 new ones. I agree that after five years, the old ones should drop off. It's annoying if you started out as say an FBSM or Agency gal with a ton of 7s, to have to keep reviews of services you no longer offer. If performance of the last 3 years is nothing but 9s and 10s for GFE, that is what should count. It's consistency.