Clearly there is a downside to offering that as an incentive but it has also filled the data base with more legit reviews as well. Many people wish TER had a better system of removing fake reviews but there would be no perfect system regardless of any changes they would make.
Agree. That’s why we need monger moderators rather than the paid employees. Mongers recognize fake reviews quickly, while the non-monger employees either don’t or don’t care.
A lot of providers use similar names. Probably not the case here, but it does happen.
Could be a simple TER error. I'd contact them.
Really odd that a client who has only reviewed providers in Europe would pick you to post a fake review for VIP credit. In any case, ask TER to look into it.
I completely understand someone making a mistake using my stage name ,But there are no charisma captures out there! ,I happen to be the Only one,I dont know any providers in my state, and majority are up in the city and there isn't much of a choice of providers up there.
I can care less about having Vip free access, someone else can have mine for free ,joking _ I'd rather have the fake review removed -it just gives the wrong idea to vip members that are new ,or I could just ignore it ,because its fake and explain to all who call, it's a fake review all my info is on my new personal website ,That went live in May not in April ,when this guy claims he saw me -Without a website and an appt form How can any body expect to see someone on an incall or outcall with out screening for safety reasons and a 25 % deposit ...I m a safety lady as it states on my post in New England and on my personal website. plus ,I dont do outcalls to hotels ,only residential homes -This looser is living in a fantasy world .lmao wishing he could be with me before I retire but He can't only in his dreams .
I can care less about having Vip free access, someone else can have mine for free ,joking
You know you don’t get free VIP for someone writing you a review it’s not really funny that you don’t know the guidelines here on TER. I read your post & it sounds, like blah blah blah 😕 bs. Who doesn’t want VIP membership on a platform they continue to utilize?
I paid for my VIP 1 year membership & it’s worth it. You go into your 25% deposit required to book you + your retiring this sounds, like an ad. You may want to update your TER profile to reflect the rates you have on your website because they don’t not match.
If you put this much energy into reporting the problem to TER I’m sure you can get the review removed if it’s fake. Since, you require a deposit to book prove to TER that he did not book you it’s that simple. I do when I have received false fantasy reviews in the past. I have had them all removed. Anything before I required a deposit to book prior to 2010… I am unable to dispute. This is one benefit of requiring a deposit to book.
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the provider, but please refresh my memory again on what the "benefits" are to the customer in paying a deposit? I must have forgotten, or else maybe you never told us before.
a deposit, she also gets my real-life ID? You make this sound too good to be true!!! Only a complete idiot would pass on an opportunity like this . . . . . or do I have that backwards? Lol
So was this as much an ad as it was a comment about a fake you enjoyed getting? While nice that you'll explain it to those who call but better if you notified TER and tried to get them to remove it. Even if that is not possible at least post the link to the fake review.
All of that could have been done without all the additional bit about you always playing safe or even that it was driving more business your way.
so repulsive that no providers will see them, and they don't want anyone to know the truth. Lol
is for “revenge” on a provider who didn’t do something the asshole wanted her to do, eg FS (for a massage provider) or BBFS. I don’t know how common it is, but I know a few providers who got one of those reviews and the impact was similar to what the OP experienced.
I take all the reviews with a grain of salt. There's just so many variables that can contribute to their accuracy. I keep an open mind going into a session and not expect the provider to automatically do what I've seen in the reviews. Chemistry, her mood, my mood, the alignment of the stars and Murphy's Law all come into play. Sometimes the magic happens, other times not so much. The important thing is to play safe and be nice.
Posted By: Adonis48
Re: Fake Reviews
I take all the reviews with a grain of salt. There's just so many variables that can contribute to their accuracy. I keep an open mind going into a session and not expect the provider to automatically do what I've seen in the reviews. Chemistry, her mood, my mood, the alignment of the stars and Murphy's Law all come into play. Sometimes the magic happens, other times not so much. The important thing is to play safe and be nice.
I'm the same. However, I do enjoy reading some reviews because they are quite erotic and stimulating stories! Others are funny to read, given the absence of grammar and punctuation.
To me, every appt I book is "YMMV" and I just hope it varies in a position direction. 
It's never good ,because this is an imposter that is fake and is probably up to no good. That's why stringent screening in necessary ladies - helpful for your safety.
I'm sorry to hear this is still happening.
I wish TER have a gold star system to weed out the authentic hobbyists from the fake ones.
Its easy to weed out the fake hobbyists back in the day but it seems like a lot of them may be using ChatGPT to generate these fake reviews now.
Now, I need to check their board post histories and review histories. But that gets time consuming and the rookies amongst us are usually the ones who gets duped.
And the there's the problems of old hobbyists accounts being sold and passed around. Rumors of providers buying out their old reg's TER account to cause shenanigans on competitions and shill for themselves.
I do like that the smart hobbyists amongst us are privately messaging each other now. Other hobbyists would message me about my reviews, and I happily answer any of their questions because I know they are doing their due diligence. I feel like that is the safest way to go, going forward.
When hundreds and even thousands of $$ are involved, you'd be a fool not to do due diligence.
Low-volume hobbyists who often post antiquated information. The industry is constantly evolving and these guys don’t see enough providers to keep up with the changes.
