The girl has an out-of-the-AC phone number, is offering outcall only, and wants almost 300 bucks an hour.

Swim

Some major ad sites, Eros for example, do not allow links to reviews. Eros will not even allow the provider to give the review ID number in the ad copy.

I'm saying this with a BIG smile on my face. I think

this would be a perfect post for the FAQ for Newbies board.  

I'm pretty sure it has already been discussed there.

The answer is of course " They think we are lazy and stupid and won't look."  

You can either move on or call her on it and ask for the link through her email.

Just one thing I'd like to mention... sites such as BP will not ALLOW you to put your links to your reviews or even the wording, 'TER' in your ad... it will get deleted. So many, yes, put this with the hopes that you will never check, but some ladies actually do have reviews & good one's at that, but cannot put any links in their ads. Sometimes they'll let you put your website link in your ad, to which you can direct guys through your website.

as the ones who actually put their links to bad reviews. They figure just by saying "well reviewed," guys are going to think they are fine and not going to check. The problem is it actually works for a lot of guys, and they get enough business, even though they will never get repeat or referral. business. It's kind of the same as the ones with the fake pics that say "pics are 100% real." They figure we are not going to check, and again many don't, so they don't find out until they get there, then most guys proceed anyway.

I'm still waiting to read a review from someone who takes some gal up on the "100% it's me or it's free" claims. LOL. I want to read the review of the free session

There is one other option that might be legit though. It only makes sense on certain sites. That's when they are advertising on a site that does not allow links or mention of other sites. I have occasionally seen that in my area on a board I occasionally frequent. That board allows provider ads (just like TER) but it is actually a review board (just like TER) so you can not mention TER on that site jsut as you can't mention that site here. I have seen some ladies advertise there and say somethng like "I am well reviewed on another site."

Time and time again, I get calls and the caller indicates that he wants to see me right now.  Then he asks me "how much for a blow job"?   Do these nitwits really think we will discuss sex acts and money?   Usually, I just go and hang up the phone.

We already know about the mental giants that peruse our ads.  Those guys are just looking at the pictures and not even reading anything else in the ad.  But these ones that claim to be gentlemen and don't give us any  means of screening them, what's that all about?

Anyone else notice this?