thought you meant a provider should benefit by being able go postfree ads etc., and use TER to get business while notallowing reviews. To that I say bullshit! Why should they benefit from a review site while not allowing reviews? Why should they even be on a review site, if they don't want reviews?
After reading your reply it sounds like youare talking about notwanting reviews but getting them anyway:
Posted By: MissLolaLuxe
By benefit I mean not have a profile at all. I have a provider friend who doesn't do reviews for legality reasons and gets so irritated that some random person can write a review and make a profile for her, it makes no sense she didn't approve that.
Consent is necessary and with this system it is not.
Well that is veryeasy to fix.
If she has a "no review" policy TER will delist her. If someone already submitted a review of her, she can contact TER and have her profile removed. Delisted ladies are not allowed to be reviewed or even mentioned on the boards. There is an exception for ripoff reviews.
She should also mention on her website that she doesn't allow reviews. You really do need to spend some time on the newbie board and reading the self help center, before you come to the suggestion board trying to change things you don 't even understand.
While providers can benefit greatly by being on TER and there are a lot of features geared toward providers. (lots of good info about the hobby, free ads, free limited VIP, etc.) Providers have a lot of control over their profile after it is created. However, tHis is still a hobbyist site. This is after, all "The Erotic Review," a review site created by a hobbyist for hobbyists
Posted By: perfectstorm
If she has a "no review" policy TER will delist her. If someone already submitted a review of her, she can contact TER and have her profile removed. Delisted ladies are not allowed to be reviewed or even mentioned on the boards. There is an exception for ripoff reviews.
Things have changed. If a lady has ads and/or a website online, TER will post a review whether she has a "no review policy" or not. To delist, the lady must take her ads & website down.
I've never been interested in delisting myself (and I'm fine with reviews) but a while back I asked TER admin (via "Contact Us" link) about these "no review policies" after seeing lots of active, reviewed ladies with this wording on their websites. If a lady is active & has online ads and/or website, they will post the review. This came straight from TER admin.
A lady can still ask gents not to post reviews. They may or may not respect her wishes
This is their official rule:
If a provider has a no review policy in any form she is automatically de-listed.
That sentence is right at the top, in bold, in the information about delisted providers, from the self help center. I have also seen that rule used to delist a provider, just a few weeks ago.
Now are TER rules enforced consistantly? No they are not. Also when you talk to admin, you sometimes get different answers depending which admin you are talking to.
I'm well aware of the delisting information provided in the Self Help Center. That is exactly what prompted me to message TER admin to ask. There have been many discussions among ladies (on various message boards) over the past year or two regarding how to delist and what instructions TER admin gave those ladies. Removing websites & ads seems to be commonly required now, regardless of what is noted in the Self Help Center.
I don't doubt your anecdote of a lady being delisted due to posting a No Review policy a few weeks ago, but from the discussions I've read, that hasn't been a reliable way to get delisted in years.
