TER General Board

Blacklists
Angel4Life 2974 reads
posted
1 / 30

What are some of the current blacklists that providers use and how do you find out if you have been blacklisted?  The only one I am aware of is Mr. Number. Not fearful, only curious.

paigesavage See my TER Reviews 100 reads
posted
2 / 30

the point of black/block lists are to allow providers to share information to keep the community as safe as possible. Publicly discussing the means, methods, modes, and platforms that we use to report client information whether good, bad, or ugly isn't something we are really do or should be doing at all.

-- Modified on 10/17/2022 8:11:49 AM

CurlyW-NatsFan 102 reads
posted
3 / 30

A lot of names that get added on to the Blacklists, are for childish reasons like the provider not liking what the monger posted, or she geting into argument with  him over the discussion board, or because he wrote a harsh review..  

 
That really renders the blacklists ineffective as they get diluted with nonsense, leaving the truly dangerous ones out there free to keep mongering and scheduling appointments.

-- Modified on 10/17/2022 11:29:37 AM

TooTheMoon 91 reads
posted
4 / 30

If you didn't know, lots of clients already have access to the majority of Blacklists.
It's not like it's some DoD, classified, top secret list.

It has always been easy to view those list.

FYI

paigesavage See my TER Reviews 98 reads
posted
5 / 30

that a plethora of clients know about some of the BLs and it's not DoD level type things. However, there are some lists that clients know nothing about and/or don't have the credentials to get into. FYI...

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 98 reads
posted
6 / 30

it can be hacked by SOMEONE.  You should not speak in absolutes.  There are always exceptions.  

girlfan1959 48 Reviews 96 reads
posted
7 / 30

I assume that blacklists are for physically abusive, unclean, or cheating clients. Because I don't fall into these categories, I have never given it much thought.  

Other than that, if she doesn't want to see me, I don't want to see her either. This isn't true love, but this thing of ours should at least be people who feel comfortable with each other and preferably like each other too.

-- Modified on 10/17/2022 3:27:39 PM

TooTheMoon 87 reads
posted
8 / 30

Lol...you seem very nieve to the world.
EVERYTHING is obtainable.
Pay a desperate hooker with an online presents a few hundred, she will make you a login for very service you want ... because they truly only care about the money.

There are levels to this game.

Steve_Trevor 105 reads
posted
9 / 30

“so far as (you) know.” That’s just it—you DON’T know. And blacklists aren’t just for “physically abusive, unclean, or cheating clients”. They’re for whatever reason the provider chooses. Those reported have no recourse.  

 
And being on a blacklist isn’t about “if she doesn't want to see me, I don't want to see her either”. That’s what DNS lists are for. Providers have them, and I have mine. No problem. But if you’re on a blacklist, it may prohibit you from seeing a provider you’d really like to see… and maybe she would have seen you, if you weren’t on the blacklist for God knows what reason.

252002 178 Reviews 87 reads
posted
10 / 30

I've heard of them and it's true it's not difficult to get access to them. I have enough trusted connections that have shared what information is out there pertaining to me. Enough said.

paigesavage See my TER Reviews 105 reads
posted
11 / 30
cks175 51 Reviews 100 reads
posted
12 / 30

“so far as (you) know.” That’s just it—you DON’T know
The reality is “you know” is a safe guess if you don’t have issues booking dates. You most likely are not on a BL.

Do you suspect you’ve been blacklisted?

Sweetstrokes See my TER Reviews 94 reads
posted
13 / 30

True…I’ve seen people make the lists for things I wouldn’t BL someone for. I’ve also read reviews that aren’t true or are rated harshly for silly reasons, and we all know about clients messaging each other about providers behind the scenes. So I guess, at the end of the day we all proceed with caution and common sense (hopefully)

PussyPuller 90 reads
posted
14 / 30

Instead of asking for access to the blacklist shouldn’t you be asking for tips to avoiding the blacklist. You only have to worry about being on the blacklist if you treat providers like an Assclown (Just Curious… my ass) True some providers might arbitrarily list, but I’m certain that is the minority, and just like us, when viewing reports the ladies know to eliminate BSC reviews and instead create a clear picture by diligently trusting multiple bad reviews, which I’m certain you probably have plenty. Stay well and stay off the black list…why don’t ya?

Steve_Trevor 74 reads
posted
15 / 30

If you always get a positive response every time you reach out to a provider for a session, then it’s unlikely you’re on a blacklist. But that’s not what the post to which I replied was about.

 
I think anyone who’s contacted as many providers as I have over many years has gotten at least a few non-responses.  I have.  Why?  Could be many reasons, no blacklists involved.  But with a non-response, there’s no way to know for sure.  I do know I wouldn’t be surprised if one particularly unpleasant, unprofessional provider I ran into once put me on a blacklist for no other reason than because I had the audacity to see through her attempt to cancel my long-standing appointment when something better turned up. But I don’t know for sure if I’m on any blacklist.

Hpygolky 233 Reviews 104 reads
posted
16 / 30

It was easy to access and it was interesting to see who was blacklisted and the reason why. I was on that Blacklisted. I saw my name there and got a kick out of who submitted it and why....psycho bitch.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 88 reads
posted
17 / 30

I'm sure that is true and I am also fairly confident that not all providers are given access to some blacklist sites for those very reasons. Which then kind of begs the question: Are those providers ones I really want to see -- even if just to get a logon to sites?

 
For me the answer is generally going to be a no, and it's not worth my effort to try figuring out if one might be one I want to see so that's just a route I wouldn't take. But that's me, other do all kinds of things I don't.

inicky46 61 Reviews 89 reads
posted
18 / 30

Anybody could go on it and BL anybody else. For a while there was a war going on here with some of us posting BLs of other guys. Even TER got involved, though I forget the details. It finally got so bad NBL had to shut down. What a cluster-fuck.

girlfan1959 48 Reviews 91 reads
posted
19 / 30

I have enough current and former providers who are also friends that I am reasonably sure I would know if someone put me on a blacklist unless a provider friend cleared it up on her own (however one does that).  I assume that any credible blacklist would result in problems booking appointments which has never been an issue for me.

g-man999 87 reads
posted
20 / 30

Hello,

I have never mistreated a provider, and never will.  

A provider did scam me out of a deposit. I told her, by text, that she was a crook and dishonest person and that I never wanted to hear from her again. Skip ahead a few months, and a provider I contacted asked me about my being blacklisted . I didn't know what she was talking about!

I don't know what can be done about it, other than to keep racking-up my own good reviews.

Any thoughts?

g-man

Bobby9000 120 reads
posted
21 / 30

Very true. Well alot of providers lie and blacklist good clients for and then make up absurd stories so it's a he said she said. The blacklists are not always true. Not saying all providers are doing that kind of schemes but some providers do make up lies on the blacklist not stating everything or leaving things out.

TheQueenSophie 158 reads
posted
22 / 30

I agree.
I've seen names blacklisted because "he inquired about an appointment and I never heard back.  He's a time waster "  stupid shit like that.  That's not blacklisting, that's just being g petty

inicky46 61 Reviews 102 reads
posted
23 / 30

Some women have them confused with Do Not See lists and when they say they'll BL you they actually mean put you on their DNS list.

Bobby9000 111 reads
posted
24 / 30

Exactly some of these providers are Karen. Again not saying all are a Karen but those few that are rotten and entitled make the good one's look bad and it's so sad. Blacklist aren't have no 100 percent integrity now because the providers who are shady lie so much making the Blacklist lose it's integrity then they want to play victim like she didn't do anything wrong not stating everything the whole story. What about fake pictures? What about stealing deposits?

-- Modified on 10/21/2022 10:23:44 PM

QueenBia See my TER Reviews 93 reads
posted
25 / 30

I do not condone giving out free information about my clientele to any site it’s supposed to be private & then they have the audacity to charge us to view the list it’s ridiculous. I do not care about a blacklist. I do my own safety & screen checks. People lie.

TooTheMoon 88 reads
posted
26 / 30

Huh? You don't like informing other providers about terrible clients you have come in contact with?
Wtf!!

cuckoldvanessa 97 reads
posted
27 / 30

Yes, some guyse are listed on a blacklist  (flakes, timewaster, abusive guys, and so on) It is getting more strange/ dangerous  out there - so we have to be safe -  what kind of guy we open the door ...  but it should be not your concern if you are a good guy, a nice guy, and treat a provider with respect and so on... and yes - some guys are pissed at some provider - if she places a guy on a blacklist - some guys are writing bad reviews as punishment to blacklist a guy! don't be fearful - enjoy the companion ship of a female provider and treat her nice

252002 178 Reviews 94 reads
posted
28 / 30

It’s subjective. Many providers may have a grudge against a customer. If you as a provider do your due diligence and provide your own research and feel comfortable what the hell is wrong with that ?

3448417 6 Reviews 119 reads
posted
29 / 30

...because I think this has definitely happened to me. Over the last several weeks I have gotten legitimate declines from providers, outright, with no explanation, even though I've asked politely. I have absolutely no idea why I would be blacklisted, I am always prompt, showered, fresh breath, trimmed nails, the works. Is there any way to know why this might be for me? It's frustrating me beyond belief because as I posted in another thread I have seen some seriously reputable providers in the last 1-2 months including Ramona Ryder (who even whitelisted me here) and Katherine Taylor and Grace Harlowe: so why would they see me and not others? I'm just looking for guidance or advice.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 85 reads
posted
30 / 30

In reality, a lot of time its not really a "blacklist". It's a "I didn't like this guy list"

 
Providers have unlimited power to put anyone on this list and many will put guys they simply dislike for whatever reason. After all, no one curated or curates those lists.  

 
I sincerely hope that anyone who populated blacklists with clients they simply didnt like but who haven't done anyhing wrong... meet their match in the future and lose their careers over someone who simply didn't like them. Poetic justice is always the best type of justice.

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