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When I use TER search to see if a provider is in TER, from their ad, I do two searches at most.

First I search the last 7 digits of the ad phone number.

If that doesn't match I use her name and area code.

As long as your reviews are attached to your phone number I can't see you having any issue. I don't pay much attention to area codes or phone numbers for that matter. I do pay attention to a provider's numerical scores on her TER reviews.

what city your in. When I'm looking for a quick, convenient hookup, I look for at the area code, but if I have plenty of time on my hands I look to lady's in a broader area. But, my typical search is on TER, looking under "New Reviews," and I'm first looking under the area she's located, not her area code, because with cellphones that can be quite confusing. Then if she looks promising, I put her on "My favorite" list. Then I move on and look at the lady's in the surrounding areas. It would seem to me to be best to have an area code listed that's going to attract the most attention vs. being more accurate regarding geography.

I say that because 334 is not one of the areas that is a defined region on TER (wish TER would require the state as a field in the review).  When I travel to those types of areas I plug in the area code.  So if I were headed for Alabama I would punch in the area codes. If you were in a city that has a defined region here such as Atlanta, I wouldn't bother.

However, I would also check various boards, escort malls, and verification services.  

The issue is what area code does the first reviewer add to that field.  The lady's phone number?  That would be completely unreliable with mobile phones.  The location he met the lady?   What about areas with multiple area codes?  There are at least 5 in the DC area ... more if you include Baltimore.   So in dense urban areas it's a pretty useless criterion.

Me? No. And I'll tell you why

Because if I want to see you, I'll go off your site first. I'll email you from that, or PM you from here. If we click, we'll give each other our phone numbers and maybe talk, if I'm lucky.  

Then, I'll have the honor of building your trust and go from there.

It's ultimately up to you.

Don't sweat the small shit, lady!

If your business is suffering, it'll come to you how to fix it. Sooner than you think!

No with cell phones and overlays area codes are useless as a search criteria. A zip code would be better but even in a large metro area like LA that is useless too. Next thing is to post on the local discussion board!