Maybe I am missing something, but is there a quicker/easier way to review an existing TER provider by just using their TER ID and then completing the final field specifics of the visit.
Much of the data is repetitive, and it would seem that good well know providers would receive more reviews if it were quicker/easier for customers to complete same.
Perhaps all the fields could be filled in initially by system, then customer could make changes here and there if there is disagreement on a specific field answer.
Just an idea!

There is no shortcut. The profile has to be filled out each time. The easiest way to do a review is to open two windows, one with the current profile and one with your new review form, then just copy all the info onto the form. Also, you should write your general and juicy details in a text document then copy and paste it into the review form.

Many people have asked for the process to be easier. The topic omes up all the time on this board and the newbie board. Below is a link to one of the previous threads. In that one, admin actually replied that they are working on it. (But who knows when that will happen)

On the other hand, why should it be so easy to write a review? You get 15 free VIP days for a review so there should be some work involved. And one of the original reasons  for making people fill the forms out each time, was to make it a little more difficult to submt fake reviews.

Another thing to think about: There are guys here with hundreds of reviews. You never see those guys complaining about how tough it is to write a reviw. it is always people with few or no reviews

Check out the old thread here:

Members have begged admin for  many years to remove the tedious time wasting repetition in review writing, but the pleas have fallen on deaf ears.

Some reviews seem much more deserving of 15 days worth of credit than others. Some reviews are informative, entertaining, and give one a real sense of the unique quality of the provider.  Other reviews are just a jumble of acronyms, uninformative, trite, and/or just so generic that it could be talking about any provider.  I suspect (but cannot prove) that fake reviews are more liable to be hidden among the latter than among the former.  I prefer to read the former and don't care much for the latter.  But I suspect that the with the sheer volume of reviews that come in, setting up a measure to evaluate the quality of the written reviews would not be trivial.

Ok.  Here you go.  I have been here over 10 years.  i have over 60 reviews, and, quite honestly, I don't review most of the girls I see because the system for posting reviews is a pain.

instead of posting it as a new review can you add the new review under the exisiting one as an add instead of posting as a potential new post.