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CDL Malfunction
allcomers 4821 reads
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1 / 97

Too funny: I just saw a review that looked fishy. Too few words, a girl that left town a couple months ago, a description of services that no girl at that agency would provide (trust me on that), etc. So I looked at his reviews and there was a pronounced pattern that looked like he wrote just enough reviews to keep up with the days that had passed. So I loaded his data in a spreadsheet and, sure enough, he's writing just enough, and I mean only enough, reviews to keep free status. And he's been doing it for years!
 
Sure, maybe he's seeing even more girls than he's reviewing and only submits enough to stay current. But this girl's not there anymore!
 
You don't think that hurts all of us? You don't think TER could do a better job? You still don't think TER needs to improve it review screening processes? Sheesh. Wake up guys. Wait, what am I saying...wake up TER!

DT_lover 188 Reviews 164 reads
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2 / 97

An invalid review will be removed, and you get 2 days VIP as a bonus.

inicky46 61 Reviews 212 reads
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3 / 97
Debra_Hollander See my TER Reviews 140 reads
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4 / 97

It's been that way for years.

 
I've gotten quite a few fake reviews from people who roughly fit that pattern but many simply change handles/accounts regularly to fly under the radar.  

 
These guys who fake-review me assume I'm so busy that either A)  I don't check  or B) I wouldn't be able to recognize a falsie or C) that all providers want positive reviews so I/we won't care.      

 
TER used to follow up and frequently removed these but not anymore.      
They did add a line regarding "provider disputes this....."  to my last fake review but that was it.

-- Modified on 9/24/2021 9:12:33 AM

cks175 51 Reviews 150 reads
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5 / 97
DeClemente 48 Reviews 140 reads
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6 / 97

Posted By: allcomers

Too funny: I just saw a review that looked fishy. Too few words, a girl that left town a couple months ago, a description of services that no girl at that agency would provide (trust me on that), etc. So I looked at his reviews and there was a pronounced pattern that looked like he wrote just enough reviews to keep up with the days that had passed. So I loaded his data in a spreadsheet and, sure enough, he's writing just enough, and I mean only enough, reviews to keep free status. And he's been doing it for years!  
   
 Sure, maybe he's seeing even more girls than he's reviewing and only submits enough to stay current. But this girl's not there anymore!  
   
 You don't think that hurts all of us? You don't think TER could do a better job? You still don't think TER needs to improve it review screening processes? Sheesh. Wake up guys. Wait, what am I saying...wake up TER!

John_Laroche 160 reads
posted
7 / 97

or maybe you're right and some monger is posting fake reviews.
Without revealing a wee bit more information, it's a toss-up.

allcomers 184 reads
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8 / 97

LOL. No, she wasn't an ATF. Pretty funny though. And even if she was, she's long gone. He reviewed a ghost.

allcomers 160 reads
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9 / 97

I know. Trust me, I've used it. Using it was how I discovered that TER gave bonus days for anything, much less reviews!

flyboyluke 6 Reviews 153 reads
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10 / 97

Every so often a newbie comes on here acting like the saviour of Erotic Review. They been going strong for 30 years, you have been here for .....6 months?  Your ideas to 'fix' the site are  shortsighted are show how naïve you are.
   
You'll tire yourself out soon.

allcomers 171 reads
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11 / 97
allcomers 149 reads
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12 / 97

What makes you think you deserve details? You don't. Innocent until proven guilty. You know if happens, and now I have all but proved it to myself.

allcomers 142 reads
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13 / 97

No, I -- "of course" -- PMed him to give him a chance to explain how he reviewed a girl I know and who left months ago. I'll give it a couple days. He made the additional mistake of incorrectly describing the apartment, in addition to the review details that reek of fiction.
 
There's another wrinkle, though: I don't know if I even want to report it to TER. Let them figure it out. Or, better yet, let them humble themselves enough to ask for help! What do you think the chance of that are?? Not going to happen.
 
Here's a sample that could used by TER to figure out for themselves who it is. Do you see the pattern that jumped off the screen as soon as it flickered to life? Now do the math. LOL.:
 
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Git outta heah. I doubt most scammers are as blatant as this.

allcomers 127 reads
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14 / 97

Yes, allll the time, and I know enough to say that from just a few months of reading reviews and, now, board posts. Yet you get all these skeptics that are aghast that this is happening, even more so that I would put it out in public. The push-back I'm getting on exposing areas where, in a vast understatement, there's room for improvement in the TER review processes make me think that, perhaps for some of them, it's a case of, "The [man] doth protest too much, methinks."
 
The TER review processes are a mess. I didn't know how it affected providers, so thanks for that insight.

allcomers 153 reads
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15 / 97

"Going strong??" According to lots of posts I've read, they're a shadow of their former selves. People like to attribute the decline to everything but that which TER has control over, it's strength ... reviews!
 
And tell me, please, why would you object to somebody who wants to improve TER, whether "noob" or old-timer? That's a curiosity in and of itself.

inicky46 61 Reviews 140 reads
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16 / 97

Do you have any clue how stupid that makes you look?
Obviously not.
Grow up.

cks175 51 Reviews 117 reads
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17 / 97

You nailed it. Allcomers presents as a passive-aggressive little shit stain. Took time to non-answer every post on here when he could have just posted the link to the allegedly suspect review.

iHeartMouthHugs 141 reads
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18 / 97

And they were removed within a couple of days. Guess TER pays attention to some of us. Maybe it pays to only mention it or report it once, and not in the majority of our posts? I even forgot to post links to the reviews.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 135 reads
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19 / 97

My dude, I fully commend and applaud your effort, but you should just say his name.

I think ter is understaffed and none of those guys will take your pattern, sadly enough. Just say the name.

 
I would also say not every review "for VIP" is a fake. Someone just might be lazy in writing a review until their vip runs out. But in general, I dig your research and give you a dap and a dab. Keep it going dude, imo TER neeslds dudes like you

BigPapasan 3 Reviews 145 reads
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20 / 97

figure out for themselves who it is.   TER wants MORE reviews, not fewer reviews.  It's up to all of us to check for fake reviews and report them to get them removed..  You're doing a great job but you're way off base if you expect TER to "figure it out" or "humble themselves enough to ask for help."

allcomers 153 reads
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21 / 97

...just like every other major forum on the Web. This is what I want them to see. This is what I want other users to see as being what will greatly improve the usefulness of reviews and get them to get involved in bringing it to the attention of TER. It's too easy to just say, uncle. Already in another thread there's a bit of an awakening. Just a bit.
 
I get it. I get the resignation thoughtful users like you guys have expressed in response to my threads/posts.
 
We should all want TER to save themselves from the rut they're stuck in. TER is either in such financial straits that they can only tread water or they lack imagination. I think it's the latter.

allcomers 136 reads
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22 / 97

Without question, there are other explanations for the patterns, and I want to emphasize that. That's why I would not "out" him. The fake review is not as defensible. The two together made me laugh.
 
"There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies, and statistics." By themselves, the dates are not enough, but they are interesting! LOL.

DeClemente 48 Reviews 140 reads
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23 / 97

Posted By: allcomers
Re: Of course, you HAVE reported him to TER, right?
No, I -- "of course" -- PMed him to give him a chance to explain how he reviewed a girl I know and who left months ago. I'll give it a couple days. He made the additional mistake of incorrectly describing the apartment, in addition to the review details that reek of fiction.  
   
 There's another wrinkle, though: I don't know if I even want to report it to TER. Let them figure it out. Or, better yet, let them humble themselves enough to ask for help! What do you think the chance of that are?? Not going to happen.
Ah, the plot thickens, you didn't mention on the outset that you knew the woman  (before you say it, I am NOT claiming that you were obligated to include that tidbit). Well played, Mr. Bond. So that's why you could be sure his information was false, well played indeed. You know which of your cards to put on the table, and which to hold. The fact that you know she's retired or semi-retired or UTR or whatever is more icing on the cake. It helps bury the bad guy even deeper. I also like the PM you sent giving him a chance to explain himself if he so desires. Had you put any of that extra info in the original post, it might have made a difference on how some of us have responded.  

You display cunning and insight, but you drop the ball on assuming that TER personnel should or could or can catch it all on their own. It's almost as if you're pointing out to the cops the broken window where the burglar entered and exited the store and telling them that you know the identity, yet telling the cops that they have to figure everything out on their own.

Others here have brought up TER's manpower issues. It's not completely feasible to say it's up to them to catch everything without a little help from eyes and ears of the membership at large.  

We'll all see how this string plays out. I, for one, will be watching intently.

eastside70 47 Reviews 161 reads
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24 / 97

either name the "flagrant" reviewer, post links to these "fake" reviews, or delete this fucking useless attention seeking thread.

We get it Sherlock... you're a great fucking detective or at least you think so. Don't break your arm patting yourself on the back.

Why don't you quit rubbing TER's nose in it and help them out to make this a better site which you claim you want. Unless of course, you're working some kind of angle to get even more free VIP days from them.

I personally don't think ANYONE should get free VIP days for pointing out supposedly fake reviews or inconsistencies in provider profiles which one finds by either accident or purposely looking for them (which I find very sad). One should do it to help maintain TER as a quality site for reliable provider information.

DT_lover 188 Reviews 189 reads
posted
25 / 97

TER was originally run by the owner/founder.  It quickly became too much for one person to manage.  When I started back in 2004 each local board had a local moderator.  There were rumors of girls giving Mod's freebies to gain favor...not intending to digress here.

At some point TER was sold [to a company in Holland I believe] and run more as a profit center rather than a whoremonger buddy group.

I dropped off TER when USA reviews were removed, due to passage of FOSTA/SESTA?!?  USA reviews came back but most TER readers/posters did not.  Local board volumes are now a small fraction of what they once were.

That's my summary of 17 years in 3 paragraphs.

RegencyHobbyist 109 Reviews 105 reads
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26 / 97

Looks like a rocket felcher wannabe if you ask me, including posting under an alias like rocket did when he first joined TER.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 129 reads
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28 / 97
team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 118 reads
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29 / 97

So, anyone who tries to instigate change, point out problems, and is willing to argue and defend his points "looks" like me to yall?

LOL

 
Old geezers really must despise any friction and new kids on the block.

RegencyHobbyist 109 Reviews 188 reads
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30 / 97

I’m not surprised: the angry little felcher has chimed in. I wonder whether he’ll try to get this thread removed by Admin like the one yesterday where his assholery was exposed by a number of us?

allcomers 73 reads
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31 / 97

You're wrong, but I love a good metaphor. Kind of like the word "inky" is a metaphor for shadowy or stained. "DullDate" just says what it is, so it doesn't qualify.

allcomers 171 reads
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32 / 97

Even you and I have had our differences, but it remains civil. What is it with all the juvenile posts? Sure it's off-putting when I say things like, "it's none of your business," and maybe I should be more careful, but still. And what really give the lack of a cogent argument away is when the resort to personal insults and name calling...THAT is pathetic.

allcomers 124 reads
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33 / 97

That was anything BUT off topic. If somebody could point me to a post that takes your three paragraph summary and goes into gory detail, I'd like to see it.  
 
That they used to have local mods, even if the mods themselves weren't watched closely enough, is indicative of a forum that started out with best practices in place. Going bad when an entity swooped in and looked at it solely as a profit source is the "hedge fund" model that has fucked up a lot of good businesses from consumer point of view. This really explains a lot. Thanks.  
 
It actually gives me hope that somebody at TER with a business mind will realize that, if what I've read on this very platform is true about their decline, there are ways they can make the site more appealing again. Maybe they can never restore the glory-years, but increased profitability is, I think, a real possibility. It starts with pleasing your customers.
 
Again, thanks.

allcomers 124 reads
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34 / 97

It's a case of the fingers moving faster than the brain. It would have helped -- a lot -- if I had made that clear. I think I cursorily assumed that since I was saying I knew she had left it would be clear that I knew her. That was a bit too obtuse a reference to my knowing her. And I did it again...I had to come back and edit this reply because I responded after reading fully only the first paragraph:
 
I actually don't even assume that the right people at TER are reading our posts, much less that they're in a position to do anything about it. My hope is that, if you're right about TER's current ineptitude for whatever reason, they will see they need help. And what I, and almost imperceptibly some others, are saying is that help is right in front of them: return to best practices for running an online forum. Get local mods to help. I've presented a number of ideas. If I could get a more interested audience, I know there are even better ideas that we would arrive at. But it has to start with TER. They have to see the benefit in making some changes.
   
Also, too many here just want things to stay the same for reasons that totally escape me. Those same people can be found in other threads taking TER to task for bad performance, particularly where moderating/screening is involved. It seems what ticks them off is raising issues directly and, paradoxically, offering solutions. It's not that somebody noted there are issues in the first place. They've noted the same things, most of them.
 
And finally, why all the vitriol? If I see an idea posted that I don't agree with, I say so or say nothing. It doesn't even occur to me to ascribe ulterior motives to the author, make crazy assumptions about other areas of his life, call him names, and all the other stupid stuff my raising issues -- and offering solutions -- has gotten me. I only object because it's detracting and time wasting. I mean, I assume everybody here is old enough to legally have sex with anybody whose old enough, yet they act like they're in 7th grade. LOL. WTF? SMH. Etc. And then some more LOL.

-- Modified on 9/25/2021 5:02:19 PM

allcomers 137 reads
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35 / 97

I'm only responding to this post because it's a great example of stupid posts. Anybody who's read my posts and threads about improving TER knows that for every criticism I have offered solutions, refined those solutions based on reply posts, and otherwise would appear to any reasonable person as somebody who really wants TER to be good at the thing they say they are best at: Reviews!
 
This post is a perfect example of the sophomoric name calling, ascribing ulterior motives, making stupid assumptions, and just plain old irrelevance. I just posted about this type of thing in response to somebody who was trying to be helpful. Little did I know that waiting for me just below was a ripe example of exactly what I was talking about.
 
All you who fit in this category, why bother? Really. If you think about it, you're being about as petty and pitiably attention seeking as can be. Nobody is forcing you to read my input. On the other hand, if only in the category of "even a blind squirrel finds a nut every now and then," you think of a way to help TER's review processes, let us know.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 85 reads
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36 / 97

LOL -- he's not even talking about K-girls.

allcomers 138 reads
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37 / 97

I get your point, even if it was misplaced: this was my first mention of fake reviews as a subject. And even here, it was mostly to laugh about how obvious it seemed to me.
 
I should add that I get your point, but I don't take it. If something seems worth fighting for and the solution is tried and true (local mods), shout it from the fucking mountain top every chance you get until you get the attention of the people who can make the change. Force the issue, if you can.  
 
Once I'm convinced there are just not enough users who actually care about TER's quality, I'll stop. But while the chance exists that there're users out there who rarely logon to the discussion boards who might see it and provide useful ideas for action, I'll keep bringing it up, even if on a less frequent basis (it sounds like you're looking forward to that day...I'll send you a PM announcement).
 
I like what TER was meant to be and what, according to members recalling from almost two decades ago have said, TER used to be.

DeClemente 48 Reviews 118 reads
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38 / 97

Posted By: iHeartMouthHugs
Re: Funny, I just posted about fake reviews the other day.
Why did you post fake reviews? Was it done intentionally?

iHeartMouthHugs 124 reads
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40 / 97

I just wanted someone to read about how I made this provider cum harder and more times than she ever had and that she definitely wasn’t acting! And then she gave me my money back! As I walked out the door, a unicorn ran up to me and asked me if I needed a lift and then told me the winning lotto numbers while taking me to my car! It was a great day!

If you are seriously asking, I meant I complained about obviously fake reviews posted by someone else that I had read which were removed a couple of days later.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 115 reads
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41 / 97
team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 120 reads
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42 / 97

I did NOT ask anyone from TER staff or anyone else to remove that thread, or any other thread ever. The only thing I did was send some pms to the op of that thread asking him to at least tell the whole story.

 
I don't run and cry to the mods. It's ironic you tlalk about integrity when you're assuming things that are blatantly wrong.

-- Modified on 9/25/2021 8:19:21 PM

allcomers 154 reads
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43 / 97

Oops, that came out wrong. The first sentence was meant for you, the rest for dinky and bad date. I hope you figured that out. LOL.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 160 reads
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44 / 97

so we can read his reviews, I will add that there are hundreds of guys with a similar pattern of reviews.  Their budget allows for two or three sessions a month, and that gets them VIP status if they review every provider they see, but its a by-product of their hobby budget level, nothing more.  

 
Now, if there are ALSO contradictions in reviews about girls you have seen, then I think its fair to call him out for fake reviews.  If a guy puts up a profile and says "no tattoos" and then you see the girl shortly after and she has a massive tattoo that is not new and covers her whole back, its fair to report the review as a fake.  There is no way he could have missed it if he really saw the girl.  I think before calling someone out on a fake review, you have to establish in your mind that there is something about the girl or the session location that he got wrong.  The fakeness is usually in the details, but its often impossible to catch details that are wrong unless YOU have seen the girl too at the same location.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 73 reads
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45 / 97

making fun of their usernames?  On other boards, they would use this to take a poll on which poster here has the weakest posting "game."  You don't want to win that one.  

DeClemente 48 Reviews 113 reads
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46 / 97

Posted By: dcgrind
Re: Funny, I just posted about fake reviews the other day
English is hard.
dcgrind, I see the error of my ways and I hang my head in shame. I concede to you, brother.

DeClemente 48 Reviews 113 reads
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47 / 97

Posted By: allcomers
Re: You're right. It was a mistake.
It's a case of the fingers moving faster than the brain. It would have helped -- a lot -- if I had made that clear. I think I cursorily assumed that since I was saying I knew she had left it would be clear that I knew her. That was a bit too obtuse a reference to my knowing her. And I did it again...I had to come back and edit this reply because I responded after reading fully only the first paragraph:  
   
 I actually don't even assume that the right people at TER are reading our posts, much less that they're in a position to do anything about it. My hope is that, if you're right about TER's current ineptitude for whatever reason, they will see they need help. And what I, and almost imperceptibly some others, are saying is that help is right in front of them: return to best practices for running an online forum. Get local mods to help. I've presented a number of ideas. If I could get a more interested audience, I know there are even better ideas that we would arrive at. But it has to start with TER. They have to see the benefit in making some changes.  
     
 Also, too many here just want things to stay the same for reasons that totally escape me. Those same people can be found in other threads taking TER to task for bad performance, particularly where moderating/screening is involved. It seems what ticks them off is raising issues directly and, paradoxically, offering solutions. It's not that somebody noted there are issues in the first place. They've noted the same things, most of them.  
   
 And finally, why all the vitriol? If I see an idea posted that I don't agree with, I say so or say nothing. It doesn't even occur to me to ascribe ulterior motives to the author, make crazy assumptions about other areas of his life, call him names, and all the other stupid stuff my raising issues -- and offering solutions -- has gotten me. I only object because it's detracting and time wasting. I mean, I assume everybody here is old enough to legally have sex with anybody whose old enough, yet they act like they're in 7th grade. LOL. WTF? SMH. Etc. And then some more LOL.

-- Modified on 9/25/2021 5:02:19 PM
Thank you, "allcomers", I appreciate a man who can admit he's made a mistake.

While I have not taken the step of going into your entire history here on this website (I have NEVER done that with any member of this website yet I have had it done to me plenty), it appears from other's comments that some of them went through that investigative process in regards to you. I say that to preface the next part: I believe that I have either a few months more or a few months less on TER than you have. My (short) tenure so far is approximately 18 months, I do not know how long you've tenured so far. I think that SOME of your stances on these pages have legs, it's just my opinion that on this particular thread, your angle of approach is wrong on 2 very important levels: failure to report and posting the thread that merely points a finger but doesn't out the suspect. As I stated above, I see the cleverness in sending him a PM so he could clear his name, so the failure to report can be placed on hold right now. The cloak and dagger withholding of who he is, however, you don't get a pass for that because you could have waited to post this thread until he's had a whack at your PM. Also, all of the details you excluded from the post would have been good to know.

I'm not your enemy, I just think your method(s) could use some fine-tuning.

allcomers 132 reads
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48 / 97

I don't mind well-intentioned criticism. But c'mon, it was a writing mistake. You make it sound like I did something wrong, lol.

What I'm sure you're missing is that the intent of the thread wasn't to report a "find," it's what I say in the last paragraph: that I want users to care about how bad the review screening process is. Just look at the FAQ on why reviews are supposed to be rejected...they don't do 3/4 of that. It's true that, when writing, it's best under most circumstances to lead and end with the subject, but I thought it made more of a point this way. Poetic license, lol.
 
Also, I can't think of any reason I would ever out somebody for what seems like gawking. I can't think of a single reason other users need to know who I suspect of cheating (and it's a strong suspicion). If you can think of a reason, tell me and I'll take it under consideration. Otherwise, it's between him, me, and soon TER (if I'm feeling generous).  
 
Everybody wants him to be reported TER, and I probably will. But they're completely ignoring that that's a watered down version of having users as part of the screening process. Not only that, it's acting after the offence, where as having us do pre-screening would prevent much/most of the offenses from occurring in the first place. As pre-screeners, users would be reporting to TER *before* the bad, wrong, misplaced, etc., reviews got posted. I want to be able to rely on reviews.
 
According to a longtime user, TER used to do things like any other forum in the area of moderating. No reason they can't go back to best practices. Again, not that I can think of.
 
Anyway, thanks for your reply.

-- Modified on 9/26/2021 9:40:49 AM

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 97 reads
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49 / 97

You have to wonder if he ever reads anything before he posts.  Nobody will ever make a fool out of him.  He beats them to it.  Lol

36363jensen 4 Reviews 74 reads
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50 / 97

Don't be silly. The problem report function will work for the issues created by the volunteer moderators just as well as they currently do for other issues.  

 
LOL

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 96 reads
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51 / 97

with respect to board moderators, which was okay while they were still young and growing.   Once they got big enough they got rid of the volunteers and went to an entirely paid staff, which gives them uniformity in the  standards and control over the content of what the mods can and cannot do.  Going back to volunteer mods, especially for reviews, is a disaster waiting to happen unless the system is set up in a way to prevent abuse.  Otherwise, reviewers should trust the professionals and when we think they need help, send a problem report.  

 
I think having peer review of escort reviews is a bad idea.  Its a YMMV hobby, and that's why some guys have a great time with specific girls while other reviewers thought she was terrible.  Peer review by guys who have not even seen the girl is a bad idea.  The only way I think this could remotely work is if you were not allowed to comment on another person's review unless you have put up a review of your own for the same girl at the same location.  This concept may have possibilities for eliminating some of the fakes and encouraging more comprehensive reviews.  

 
With that said, peer moderation or not, I WOULD like to see more content in a lot of reviews.  Most reviews merely recite a laundry list of the activities she engaged in, which is redundant when you consider that her menu is already listed in her profile.  As a monger, I look to reviews that describe how the social aspect was as well as the physical.  I want to know about her personality.  Is she fun and playful, or mostly business.  Anecdotal exchanges between you  and the provider will give me a glimpse into how enjoyable the session is likely to be for ME.   If one's goal is to just have a wham bam get-your-rocks-off hour, then read the short reviews of four or five lines.  They will insure you that you will cum, and in what position, but give little insight into what the overall experience is likely to be for you.  

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 139 reads
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52 / 97

"If something seems worth fighting for and the solution is tried and true (local mods), shout it from the fucking mountain top every chance you get until you get the attention of the people who can make the change."

 

Amen,brother.

BigPapasan 3 Reviews 112 reads
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53 / 97

That's just CDL displaying his ignorance, and it's not the first time he's said it and not the first time he's displayed his ignorance.  Screening and approving reviews has always been the purview of TER Admin & Staff.  Having credible reviews is the lifeblood of TER.  They wouldn't entrust that to volunteer mods.

 
The only job of volunteer moderators was to moderate the discussion boards.  Some moderators were responsible for multiple boards where there was little action on those boards.  As I recall, GlugGlug moderated up to ten boards.

 
CDL = Completely-Dumb-Loser

allcomers 94 reads
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54 / 97
hobbyhunter69 89 Reviews 101 reads
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55 / 97

Its time to help the community CDL by leading a review writing seminar.

We'll broadcast it on Facebook Live on Tuesday night from 3-4 pm Pacific.  There will be limited space so first come, first served.  

Here is the search term:

#TheSocialandPhysicalAspectsofFakeReviews
or
#ReviewsFullOfLiesbyCDL

I for one can't wait to see if he has his camera on, or a costume (Batman) on the screen.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 123 reads
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56 / 97

for owning your mistake with dignity and humor.  Others could learn from this.  Kudos.  

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 126 reads
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57 / 97

pretty reasonable guy, and it appears from the "like's" he is piling up that the membership here seems to agree with his comments, so maybe a little introspection and taking some of comments to heart are in order.  I'm starting to understand what your "crusade" is all about, but I can say from my own experience on these boards (well over 20,000 posts so far) that it gets annoying very quickly when posters continuing talk in the abstract without any examples.  If you want to get support for the reforms you want to make, linking examples of the things you are talking about will go a long way to accomplishing that.  

 
Before you accuse others of being the "blind squirrels", you should name names and put up examples.  Otherwise, you don't look all that committed to your proposition, and then YOU come off as the "attention seeker."   Just my two cents.  Keep the change.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 130 reads
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59 / 97

kudos to the three of you.

BigPapasan 3 Reviews 133 reads
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60 / 97

YOU could learn how to own YOUR mistakes from this.  You don't own your mistakes or admit you are wrong even though most of your posts are bullshit or outright lies.  The best you can do is a mealy-mouthed "I stand corrected."  Rarely do you say "I made a mistake" or "sorry, I was wrong."

 
" Others could learn from this."  BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!  Look in the mirror, dumbass!

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 109 reads
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61 / 97

What's wrong with "I stand corrected"?

allcomers 166 reads
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62 / 97

Unless his head is so firmly planted in his ass that he couldn't read my PM, or he's just really bad at faces: he responded to my PM saying (paraphrasing), 'maybe it wasn't her, they might have switched girls on me.'
 
But his review strongly implied he'd seen her before: "Had [her] info from a while back so I text her set up a meet . ... She is always nice." [sic]
 
So, yes, despite my strong feeling to let them swim in their own shit, I'll report him to TER. But it didn't need to get to this point.
 
And while I'm at it, I'll point out some other fake reviews, for example: 'she had bolt-on C-cups' for a girl who has beautiful, soft, natural As. Well, at least she did four weeks earlier when I handled them and again a couple weeks later when another guy saw her.
 
Before anybody asks for any info on these guys, first give me a good reason why the general public needs to know and show me an example of where you've done something similar, or seen it done to positive effect. Explain to me what the purpose of that is. Some of you seem not to want to focus on the problem, but are dying to give attention to its symptoms.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 140 reads
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63 / 97

Naming someone who writes a fake review will at least keep focus on that person, and fellow mongers will know to not trust those reviews.  

 
Isnt that enough cause to name reviews and profiles (both girls/mongers)?

 
In the long run, yes, you want to cure the problem. In the short run, more info is always better than less info. And I mean, I doubt your long run goal is to just eradicate fake reviews. I mean, fake review removal (something I'm very passionate about) is good because it helps others to not get fooled or led astray.

 
Just my two cents.

eastside70 47 Reviews 176 reads
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64 / 97

complaining about TER's review process; therefore, I don't need to provide any input on improvements. Nothing is perfect, so either roll with it or get off of the ride.

Or better yet... start your own hooker review site, that way it can be perfectly ran as you see fit. Since you seem to think it's so simple, have a go at it. Let us know how it went. LMAO.  

As you so eloquently said: "Nobody is forcing you to read my input". So why read and respond to mine? Because you’re seeking attention, that's why.

Here's a little statistics of my own, and I didn't even need a spreadsheet to do it. Lol. As of my posting, 19/67 (~30%) of the posts are from you. And NOT one of them either provided the name of the "flagrant" reviewer(s) or links to the "fake" reviews. Even one of your posts asked "why should I name names, what good would it do". YOU not providing names and/or links is contributing to what you see as the problem and not towards the solution.  

Now go get that nut, squirrel.

allcomers 147 reads
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65 / 97

Everybody talks about outing users, but, wisely, none of them do. I've read countless threads and haven't seen even one case of it. Can you point to a single example of where this was done and to *positive effect*? The only time users' names are used is in bashing...and there's a whole lot of that.
 
Shouldn't the way of protecting users be to report it to TER and have them remove the reviews and, possibly, revoke the reviewers membership if they see a pattern of false reviews? What are any of us as individuals going to do about it via the boards?

allcomers 119 reads
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66 / 97

As you quoted me: "why should I name names, what good would it do?"
 
* Show me an example of where this was done and it had a positive outcome.
 
* Explain to me why it shouldn't be left up to TER to deal with him after I report the details.
 
* Show me where I told you or even implied you "need to provide any input on improvements."
 
* "30% of the posts are from you"... in a thread I started. Shockingly inappropriate!! LOL. People post comments and points, I respond. And you have a problem with that? If so, maybe that's something I should have added to the attached post. "Improvement" is only a dirty word to the hopelessly entrenched.
 
* Look at the attached post. You fit paras 2 and 4.
 
NOTE: In your "Of FFS" post, I actually mostly agree with your second paragraph. Nice suggestion, with a few tweaks, of a process improvement. Keep it up.

allcomers 132 reads
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67 / 97

Are there circumstances where you *would* resort to a workbook to do simple arithmetic? If so, have somebody point out to you the calculator on your phone for when the one in your head isn't powerful enough.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 172 reads
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68 / 97

beginning in April 2018 due to the passing of FOSTA/SESTA legislation by Congress.  Unfortunately, the evening news is not announcing that TER is back online, and members and former users have to find out on their own or through the grapevine.  Because P4P is illegal in the US, its not something that can be discussed too bluntly in public.  The comeback looks slow and steady to me.  A few dozen of us diehards remained on the discussion boards during the time TER was blacked out in the US.  As I look to the right margin, there are twenty times as many users logged on right now than during the best days of the blackout. That's a fair increase but we still need to increase this number by tenfold to get back to the good old days pre-2018.  

 
Some of your stuff makes me smile because it reminds me of the soliloquy of Professor Harold Hill in the musical "The Music Man", who tries to convince the townspeople they have a problem because the billiard parlor got a new pool table, which is keeping young men from doing their schoolwork and chores. Like Hill, it seems like you are trying to "invent" a problem that doesn't exist, so you can ride in on your white horse and fix it.  Am I right?  Lol

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 155 reads
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69 / 97

Why do you want to protect a user if he is deceiving other users? That I do not get. I think you want to protect the truth and expose lies, no?  

 

I've called out specific users for writing fake reviews on multiple platforms. Now, I did not call out the "fake for VIP" reviews, but I called out shill reviews.

 
I can provide links to those threads. Now, did those threads help to remove reviews? Probably not, but two of those orgs I called out do not have any reviews for any of the providers anymore, so maybe it was a tiny contribution who knows. Probably not, but again who knows.

36363jensen 4 Reviews 196 reads
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70 / 97

here it is one of two things. The bad one of exposing their real identity and things like place of work, address....

 
The other would be telling everyone what someone has for an alias. That's a bit more an issue when people are using the TER alias as TER describes the proper use but regardless disclosing that information is a violation of TER policy.

 
Simply posting a review you think is fake or otherwise problematic and misleading to other members is not outing anyone.

 
What I suspect you will learn is that TER does not have concrete proof about what you say, what the review says or even what the provider in question might say. So they have to make a judgement call on a lot of these cases. When they really don't have more than someone says A and another says B they are not going to remove the review.  

 
Posting the link to the review allows anyone who has an interest to read it and make their own assessment. However, anyone using reviews to see the lady will be doing that already.  So you post here is largely only helpful to newbies, but if you're not providing the link the help is greatly reduced, as they largely would need to take your word and would not be learning to vet reviews themselves.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 113 reads
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71 / 97

"outing" means exposing their real life info. Which is a no-no.

 
But simply saying this user is posting fake reviews, and giving an example is fine. Sometimes a user might come around and defend his reviews. And so forth. You're casting a doubt on his reviews and saying why and we're listening. I don't want to talk for others, but I don't think there are many people here who approve of fake reviews. Maybe I'm wrong.

allcomers 128 reads
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72 / 97

The users I was talking about protecting are us, not him. That wasn't clear.

allcomers 141 reads
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73 / 97

OK, I can see that 'outing' was too strong a word given its specific meaning on TER boards. Revealing? ID'ing? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. But I get it, whatever it is it's not outing.
 
I've reported it to TER. TER will have to make a determination. If they decide that, between the conflicting info in his review and the self-contradicting things he said the in my PM with him, that they disagree with my assessment, I don't think throwing him to the wolves is the best next step. That would be like the man found not guilty (but not necessarily innocent) is taken directly from court to the lynch-mob around the corner. LOL. Call me crazy, but this is not the most rational bunch when the mood strikes. It can look like a nuthouse that runs out of meds.
 
If TER does agree with me, then all's good, no more bad reviews from him, not even a user name to point to.
 
What am I missing?

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 120 reads
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74 / 97

So wouldn't you protect us by naming him? I don't get your line of thinking.

 
I think you put too much faith in TER here. I don't see them coming in as an arbiter. It took them a couple of days and lots of reports to remove a real full address from two reviews, something that could've affected the org, girls, mongers and so forth. I am skeptical they will remove someone's reviews based on your patterns. And what happens when that person reviews again? I think it's best we know who the person is. But you do you.

team_rocket_qwerty 35 Reviews 144 reads
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75 / 97

What you're missing, imo, is that by letting each monger here make a call themselves on whether they want to trust this person, given the evidence, is considered by, at least myself, a better course than letting ter ultimately decide one way or the other.
Some mongers may decide they won't trust this person. Some may decide they will. But with TER deciding you only go whichever way they choose..

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 95 reads
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76 / 97

"TER already tried volunteer mods WITH RESPECT TO BOARD MODERATORS . . . ."  You'll have to show me where I said they tried volunteer mods for reviews.   If your reading comprehension is failing you, maybe you should run it by someone else before you get your panties in a bunch and then try to correct me by saying the exact same thing I said.  Do you realize how stupid YOU make yourself look doing this?  I don't even have to help you look stupid anymore.  You have it covered.  An apology would be nice, but I won't hold my breath.        BP = Big Papsmear

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 84 reads
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77 / 97

is just delighted to have you following him around like a stray dog.  He posts and you put up your "me, too" post.  It makes you two look like Dumb and Dumber.  Bwahahahahaha

cks175 51 Reviews 77 reads
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78 / 97

You made some good points about volunteer mods getting involved in the review process, but that got lost in your ranting rebuttal to something CDL didn’t even say.

I think you would find TER more rewarding if you spent more time advancing your own opinions instead of obsessively trying to attack others’ opinions. People tend to tune you out when you focus on the latter.

allcomers 81 reads
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79 / 97

And they never should...

Posted By: BigPapasan
Having credible reviews is the lifeblood of TER.  They wouldn't entrust that to volunteer mods.
BP, a sincere thanks for concisely stating something others overlook in what I'm suggesting. And, yes, TER would be idiots to hand over their prized possession. They would also be idiots to let it rot any further. This is not a minor point: The idea is absolutely NOT to "entrust review screening to volunteer mods." This is not a nit and I'm not calling anybody out. This gives me an opportunity to highlight some important points:
 
What I am suggesting is that TER *invite* members based on criteria *TER* develops to do *PRE-screening* of reviews from their *locality.*
 
So, a few ideas, all open for rational debate. If more people were to take this seriously, this list would grow and the approach would be refined. Much of this is based on forum models that are well established, e.g., nationwide dating apps. I've said all of this before, it just keeps getting overlooked:
 
1. TER has the final say, just like today. Invited users only pre-screen reviews, and only local reviews. (Local-only is subject to being market-based. Some markets may not be large enough to support this.)  
 
2. Peer-reviewers cannot reject or approve reviews, only send recommendations to TER with supporting info.
 
3. Reviews go into a queue for a local "peer-review." If no peer-reviewer processes the review within, say, 36 hrs, it gets bumped to the TER mods. (I chose 36-hrs to give each review a solid 24-hr window where for part of it reviewers are awake, available, and outside single-day holidays.)
 
4. Peer-reviewers would use the exact same criteria TER "says" it uses, but we're actually motivated to do so. Any additional criteria or screening guidelines would be at the approval of TER.
 
I don't think any of you doubt that at least *I* think this has great potential for improving reviews on TER. I'm convinced it would work if TER were to buy in.

allcomers 123 reads
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80 / 97

After I received his PM response, I looked for the review...it was not to be found in the New Reviews search. Mind you, **this was before I submitted my Problem Report.** I had the PM so I could use his user name to search for his reviews. Approached that way, the review still exists in the girl's profile. My guess is that he put in his own Problem Report to have it deleted and, for whatever reason, it only disappeared from the search list, but not from the profile.  
 
Why would this be part of TER's procedure? This makes no sense to me.

impposter 49 Reviews 94 reads
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81 / 97

I think that allcomer's major complaint is about accuracy of reviews and weeding out fake reviews. There is another problem with volunteers screening review submissions before they are posted.  
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I suppose that TER employees operate under some form of confidentiality. By law or by managerial oversight, they know not to match a username with a credit card payment (REAL) name for nefarious purposes. You can probably imagine other confidential information that TER strives to protect.  
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I know from experience that Reviewers sometimes include too much personal info (about their hostesses) that should not have gotten past the moderators in the first place. Made up example: "Mary is really smart, as you would expect from a Hahvahd grad student in economics. ... And she is really fit from her undergrad rowing days at Wisconsin. I was happy to let her pull my oar! ..." That (and the usual info: hair color, boobs, height, ... her ad photos ...) is more than enough to out her and should not be published.  I have submitted Problem Reports on a couple of reviews with TOO MUCH INFO! that never should have been posted in the first place.  (TER edited the reviews and removed the excess info.) Volunteer mods, without NDAs or other supervision or proof of their discretion, might take info from such submissions, request revisions so the PUBLIC never sees it, but still have the PRIVATE info for their own use ... ESPECIALLY worrisome if used locally by that volunteer mod with that local hostess.  
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Right now, I would rather trust TER employees with all of the pre-screening and let TER members submit Problem Reports on published Reviews as necessary. That would include Too Much Info as well as questions of fakeness.

hobbyhunter69 89 Reviews 129 reads
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82 / 97

Your "ignore" function works as well as your limp dick (lol).

The most BASIC of CDL LIES, you huff and puff to all of us that you will put us on, yet you then search around to check in on us.  What's the purpose of ignore, asshole stalker?

Limp dick in his own hand (since his former "buddy", CoCKSucker has also abandoned him) he even strayed over to the NY board to find me.

Its time for CDL to crawl back to the confines of his one room efficiency apartment in Costa Mesa and get back to writing FAKE REVIEWS.  He is so de-stabilized that he is posting out of sequence and is by best estimate at least 10-12 fake REVIEWS behind schedule.  

So get to it and don't come out til you've done enough research here and can plagiarize others real reviews.  Remember CDL, ONLY K-Girls.  NO Caucasian, Black, Brown, Mexican ethnicity providers allowed.  It must be K-Girls and they must work for a booker, so LIE your way through the make believe "dating" angles.  its always fun to read how somebody with no relationships professes to be such an expert!

You are stuck in the mid-300's and must get your postings up (even though the K-Girls know you can't get whats important up any longer.

Get working on your next installments today!

BigPapasan 3 Reviews 139 reads
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83 / 97

"Going back to volunteer mods, especially for reviews, is a disaster waiting to happen unless the system is set up in a way to prevent abuse."

 
What you said was: "Going back to volunteer mods (for the boards AND) especially for reviews..."
Like I said, it's not the first time you said it.

iHeartMouthHugs 123 reads
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84 / 97

Just a follow up — TER informed me that the reviewer I posted about on the MD board with the fake reviews had those reviews pulled and is not longer able to leave reviews. Their support team is indeed responsive. Thumbs up to them!

georgebensen 101 Reviews 141 reads
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85 / 97

really?  why even bother?  we know half the guys on here are basically shills.  get dick sucked fall in love.  lol.  

allcomers 83 reads
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86 / 97

Posted By: impposter
I have submitted Problem Reports on a couple of reviews with TOO MUCH INFO! that never should have been posted in the first place.  (TER edited the reviews and removed the excess info.) Volunteer mods, without NDAs or other supervision or proof of their discretion, might take info from such submissions, request revisions so the PUBLIC never sees it, but still have the PRIVATE info for their own use.
I think you probably saw my reply coming when you wrote this, but decided to let it ride anyway: Which is better, one peer-reviewer with the info or everybody who saw it before you got it corrected? As you mentioned, the peer-reviewer would indeed most likely catch it and report it before it went public. Now only one TER person, a trusted person I might add, has the info.
 
Whether it's the Review FAQ or even the General FAQ, TER doesn't do most of what they say the will WRT reviews. E.g., from the G FAQ: "Yes, the reviews are absolutely real! We prefer to ‘err on the side of not publishing one if we suspect it’s a fake. We also remove questionable reviews."
 
What a load of bull. It's either that or their threshold for "questionable reviews" is so high it can't be crossed.
 
And this is a classic from the R FAQ:  "Qu: My review was rejected for being inconsistent. what does that mean?
Ans: This occurs when the reviewer pens a great review, yet gives the provider low performance ratings or vice versa. Also, if a well known provider who continually gets glowing reviews and high performance points is suddenly at an all time low, our suspicions as to the veracity of this review are aroused. **We also use this term if the review states facts that other members have contradicted.** The burden of proof is on the member who wrote the review."
 
C'mon, they don't even think about doing that, much less even try. WE WOULD.
 
I value your opinion, thanks. A great example of what I'm looking for so that I might think about and try to solve things like what you mentioned. Please keep an open mind and be willing to be convinced. As I've said before, this works elsewhere where their are sensitive details *and pictures* that have to removed before they're published. And the dating site I'm talking about was very high volume -- very high. It was the subject of News stories because of it popularity amongst highly public figures (who were regularly letting it slip they used it). Even in major markets, TER is comparatively a very low volume proposition.

lester_prairie 12 Reviews 128 reads
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87 / 97

On the other hand, it's as good a reason as any to fall in love.

allcomers 119 reads
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88 / 97

Haha! I don't know about the fall in love part, but I see the girls regularly, so I've got half you equation down.
 
I only check reviews when I see a new one for a girl I reviewed, especially if I started the profile (I only have 15 reviews and they're all from this year). I'm always curious to see if it agrees with mine. That's how detecting an outlier for me is so easy. But you can do that for reviews of girls you never saw, it would just take more effort.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 113 reads
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89 / 97

Been there, done that, but I was a teenager at the time.    Lol

36363jensen 4 Reviews 170 reads
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90 / 97

if you know you just responded to your own OP?

 
Might want to try tree view a bit more often.

allcomers 130 reads
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91 / 97

LOL. Thanks. I've caught the mistake before, and I knew it would get past me one day. Actually, tree view was the problem: The post I was replying to was at the bottom of the tree. The "Post Reply" button sat prominently just below it and beckoned me. Haha. It's the type of reply that isn't worth the trouble to fix. To the all-to-many guys who seem to think getting in a even a week dig IS the point of the TER boards, they would make every effort to fix it! We're all weak at times.

WestsideS 92 Reviews 114 reads
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92 / 97

Thats when the social security check gets in the account... then boom use it up and post review.. ha ha
(that is sus..)

WestsideS 92 Reviews 135 reads
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93 / 97
impposter 49 Reviews 102 reads
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94 / 97

1. We don't know how many "too much personal info" reviews ARE stopped by TER mods. If ONE gets through, is it 1-out-of-1 or is it 1-out-of-20? You are assuming 1-out-of-1. I am assuming that the 1 that got through is indicative of more that got stopped / edited / revised by TER mods before being posted.  I don't want a non-obligated local volunteer mod collecting private info that no one else will ever know he has secretly collected using his mod powers.
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2. If Personal Info is in the hands of a one bad actor (local volunteer mod) there is no other person to alert the Provider to the situation and potential for harm. If a review with personal info is posted for a few days, the Provider herself might see it or some Good Samaritan might alert her to the situation AND submit a Problem Report to have the info removed. The Provider can decide about other actions to take (and maybe ask for advice on TER). In the extreme: suspend / remove all of her ads for a while; ask TER to suspend her TER Profile and Reviews for a while; change her Provider name and start fresh; change departments from econ to poli sci; transfer to Columbia econ; ...
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3. "Only one TER person, a trusted person I might add, has the info ..." How did you establish the trustworthiness of this TER (volunteer review moderator) person?  How would TER Admin establish that the volunteer mod is trustworthy?

Posted By: allcomers
Re: Trusting peer-reviewers.
Posted By: impposter
I have submitted Problem Reports on a couple of reviews with TOO MUCH INFO! that never should have been posted in the first place.  (TER edited the reviews and removed the excess info.) Volunteer mods, without NDAs or other supervision or proof of their discretion, might take info from such submissions, request revisions so the PUBLIC never sees it, but still have the PRIVATE info for their own use.
I think you probably saw my reply coming when you wrote this, but decided to let it ride anyway: Which is better, one peer-reviewer with the info or everybody who saw it before you got it corrected? As you mentioned, the peer-reviewer would indeed most likely catch it and report it before it went public. Now only one TER person, a trusted person I might add, has the info.  
   
 Whether it's the Review FAQ or even the General FAQ, TER doesn't do most of what they say the will WRT reviews. E.g., from the G FAQ: "Yes, the reviews are absolutely real! We prefer to ‘err on the side of not publishing one if we suspect it’s a fake. We also remove questionable reviews."  
   
 What a load of bull. It's either that or their threshold for "questionable reviews" is so high it can't be crossed.  
   
 And this is a classic from the R FAQ:  "Qu: My review was rejected for being inconsistent. what does that mean?  
 Ans: This occurs when the reviewer pens a great review, yet gives the provider low performance ratings or vice versa. Also, if a well known provider who continually gets glowing reviews and high performance points is suddenly at an all time low, our suspicions as to the veracity of this review are aroused. **We also use this term if the review states facts that other members have contradicted.** The burden of proof is on the member who wrote the review."  
   
 C'mon, they don't even think about doing that, much less even try. WE WOULD.  
   
 I value your opinion, thanks. A great example of what I'm looking for so that I might think about and try to solve things like what you mentioned. Please keep an open mind and be willing to be convinced. As I've said before, this works elsewhere where their are sensitive details *and pictures* that have to removed before they're published. And the dating site I'm talking about was very high volume -- very high. It was the subject of News stories because of it popularity amongst highly public figures (who were regularly letting it slip they used it). Even in major markets, TER is comparatively a very low volume proposition.

allcomers 129 reads
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95 / 97

Haha. Dude's getting a lot of SS checks! He must be cashing them for his dead parents and siblings, too.

coeur-de-lion 400 Reviews 70 reads
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96 / 97

to be what I said, but it isn't.  Without that, it means going forward, not back.  Nice try, but you still made yourself look stupid . . . . and petty . . . . like usual.

hobbyhunter69 89 Reviews 70 reads
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97 / 97

Everyone needs to understand that the you are TER's number one narcist.  So looking at yourself in a mirror is a full-time job CDL.  And we all know how stupid you look every time you post.

Hey are you going back to work tomorrow?  We're wondering the reaction you will get from the cashiers at Albertson's who all made their feelings known when you were suspended recently.  It didn't bother you that everyone was applauding your dressing down.  Rumor has it that  they are planning to warn the GILF's that you may hit on them.

How is taking public transportation to work going?  Now that a few K-Girl boyfriends are searching for your car, you should probably just crawl back to your efficiency apartment and lead the  loner life that you have created.

You've got plenty of time.  Get busy producing your FAKE REVIEWS,  You just need lubricant, your lap top and sick mind to make up crazy stories.  We require you to grind out 8-10 more reviews in the next week.  Plus you are expected to write your North Korea Girls series--including the time that you were at a "studio" with KIm jung un.

No excuses.  Let's go.

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