I just had the same thing happen to me for 5 out of my 6 first reviews. I sure would have liked to know this in advance so I wouldn't have spent so much time and care to write up a nice and useful review when no one will ever see it. While I understand their concerns, I think this isn't the way to do it. I'm just at a loss for what to do now. I guess I'll only review escorts that have an established history until I build up my "street cred" here.

Re: Thanks for blocking my first review TER

IM A LITTLE CONFUSED AS WELL... A REVIEWER TOLD ME HE GOT THE SAME RESPONSE ABOUT ME... I HAVE TO BE KNOWN TO GET ANY REVIEWS... HOW MANY HITS DO I NEED TO FINALLY GET MY REVIEW?..

OH!!! IM ASHLEY STONE...

I got the same bizarre reply when I submitted a great review of a well known provider last week. TER is either flinching badly in paranoia over LE or they've chosen to play head trips with the very fans who want to support them.

Whatever, they come off looking petty and, by denying new viewers, are doing the job of LE for them! Heartiest congratulations. Who was the Boy Wonder who came up with that policy?

Re: TER manipulation?

This is definately a problem!

 Seven men, when they returned to see me for the second time in the last three months boasted of writing great reviews for me that were all rejected for the same reason, NOT ENOUGH TER HISTORY!

  I have 322 reviews and over the years have brought literally dozens and dozens of members to TER. Many of these were new reviewers. Their reviews were always accepted. Most of these new reviewers joined TER because of me and grew into the community. I see by the reviews they're writing for other providers just how active they've become.

 I thought I was doing TER a favor by bringing money into their pocket book. I thought this was " good business " all the way around.

 Suddenly, these new reviewers were being rejected. When I contacted TER, they stated, sometimes new reviews are rejected at random. I didn't consider seven reviews in a row to be random!

 I responded by letting TER know how hard I had worked for those reviews .  I allowed TER to know just how hard the reviewers had worked writing them. It's not easy for somone to write their first review from what my clients have told me. It takes a bit of navigating and look, not everyone is great writer.

  A good provider should be rewarded with a good review. She's earned it! I begged TER to please allow my reviews to be posted. They asked me to have the men contact them and they would go from there.

  Lucky for me they ended up posting two of them, yet when I recieved a bad review from a newbie, it flew up like a rocket ship!

  I feel as if TER is manipulating my reviews. If they choose which ones go up and which ones don't, then this isn't fair and balanced reporting, which by the way is one of TER's own rules for writing the reviews. I'm confused.

 If they won't allow new reviewers to post, they should simply remove the feature that allows non members to gain free membership by posting reviews. They should clearly specify just what is required before a first review is allowed to be posted.

 I'm a woman and I sware, sometimes I feel like TER has got me by the balls and there's not a thing I can do!