and unfair to you that someone wrote a fake review.  

to challenge a fake review other than the provider proving the meeting never happened. Some fake reviews are about an actual meeting, but are inaccurate about details in a significant way, eg about services rendered or photos being old.

Some good points !!  

The idea that maybe TER should start to make the reviewer prove that a meeting did not happen.  As for provider contests review -A provider I know well contested details of a review and also the date of when it was supposed to happen. When TER decided to let the review stand they pulled the provider contests review -which she still did and does. Is now another delisted quality provider.

Few years go I reviewed someone who questioned if it was fake to the mods.  The mods ask which hotel I met said provider, answered correctly and got an apology from her later.  Don't know if management or mods still do this, but this could help squash the fake reviews.  FWIW i think at least 1/3rd of the reviews are fake.

First of all, I do not believe that all providers have fake reviews. I can't understand why people can't just give an honest review.  

While I sympathize with any provider who gets a revenge type review,  proving something DID happen in the hobby world can be just as challenging.  

I don't do reviews as I use p-411 OKs. I pay cold hard cash for access to TER. The only value TER has is the
 quality ( Slipping ) of its reviews. To keep and grow the TER business model fake reviews must be reduced and  
hopefully eliminated.  If I just wanted to throw my money away I have several web site that are totally worthless due to the huge amount of fake reviews.  

I recently read a review of one of my favorites and I was pretty shocked to read that she fucked the reviewer raw. I've seen her a number of times and even when she appeared to get really horny and passionate BB was never on the table.

like hotel vs. her home, time of day, attire, etc.?  I ask because I’m curious as to why someone would do that, and also why they would (apparently) think there’s nothing wrong about doing it.

... it feeds this problem as mongers who don't want to pay are encouraged to submit multiple reviews, even if they did not book any sessions.  

When you check the reviewer and he has one or two reviews that are only 9s and 10s. Even worse are the ones
 with 15 or 20 reviews and they are all 9s and 10s ????  Everyone hits a bad apple once and a while but its like the college kid with prefect 100s, something does not add up ???  

I find reading reviews of providers I've visited allows me to judge the author's ability to review.  I've found some reviewers that I always agree with and thus I trust their opinion of providers I've never contacted.  And when I find a blatantly fake review I ignore all their reviews after that.  

I met her at her home (because we had a M&G and she was comfortable inviting me there). She advertises hotel incalls, all her reviews mention hotel incalls. So I didn't want to raise this situation as a possibility.

One would be if it's a negative review and you don't want her to know it's you and get blacklisted. Another way to avoid this is to post the review at the end of the view window period.
Another would be if she gave you services that are not on her regular menu and you don't want others to expect them. As in YMMV. So you're protecting her.

I delay submitting the review for a period of time.   With agency girls, I will wait two to three weeks.  With indies, I will usually wait two months.  A lot of guys will put up a review the same day they see a provider, and if she is low volume, she will know what your TER handle is from that.   If you only had one session, its likely she has seen many guys since seeing you, and unless you say in the review that you left teeth marks on her ass, she is not likely to know for sure it's you writing that particular review.   I agree that time is better buffer than being loose with the facts.  Sometimes I will paraphrase something a lady said to me even though I'm quoting her so that it makes sense in English.   Lol

I, like many other gals have contested good reviews, because they were fake. I believe free membership should be given or a discount given based on board posts rather than reviews. Then us gals could get free membership too.  
But really, I don't think free membership for reviews works. Most men who enjoy the perks of this site would pay and many who, not all, men who only have memberships for free are guys that use the site more than see the ladies. And most, if not all, the fake reviews come from guys who need them to keep membership.
Someone should make a spreadsheet and see how many of the questioned fake reviews came from sum1 w free membership.  
So like someone said, if you are going to write a fake review make sure you say stuff that is accurate. Because when you say she does stuff she doesn't you are setting her up to problems, the least; aggravation, the worst; being forced to do something she doesn't want to.

Someone gave me a fake review a month or so ago. It was so odd!! They gave me a 9 on looks but a 5 or something for performance. They stated I just laid there and moaned for no reason. And said I was "pretty to look at but don't do anything".

For the TER perspective more reviews are good, since that's what this site makes its money on.   Therefore they reward review writers.  This motivates fake reviews to earn the rewards.  Then it is difficult to prove a review is fake.  So they accumulate.

I reviewed a girl, and i said she was too skinny for me and very very shy.  
But i gave her a 7/7 and said it still an ok time.
But she disputed it because her other reviews were 8 and 9.
So it goes both ways.

Just what are you suggesting TER doesn't realize?

Maybe you should take the initiative and contact your last 20 or so clients and ask each to correct these agregeous errors,   if the review was theirs; but first double check that you've been shaving closely.  

For me the worst thing, from the male point of view, is a fake review that mentions services that the provider does not provide, like Victoria Jolie mentioned about CIM.  If I see a review that mentions it but it doesn't align with the provider's profile I'll try to contact the reviewer but that hardly ever works out.  I learned this lesson the hard way in Vegas a while back, resulting in me being very disappointed for an expensive session, and going forward if I see inconsistency between the two I'll take a pass.

Hi Victoria
Are these people posting these reviews to get or maintain VIP status
They select a provider with a lot of reviews and post a new / good review thinking you'll let it go

I'm not always a fs provider  

was it removed by TER?  

I have never met or probably never will meet Victoria but can say that I personally know of more then one provider who has delisted not to hide from bad reviews but because TER was NOT responsive in checking out and removing false good reviews . Know many others who have given up on trying to get fakes removed .IMHO the percent of good fakes out number bad fakes by -a very large percentage  
Not only does fake reviewer get days - but the more prominent the provider the more false credibility the reviewer gains.

I don't disagree but what are you suggesting? Victoria doesn't mention anything about having submitted a complaint. We've had three or four recent threads on this topic and what providers can do about fake reviews.

I wonder why TER doesn't allow providers to provide feedback on reviews? Other review sites do that. Seems like an appropriate feature to me. Allows providers to point out factual inaccuracies in a review (ie services performed). I think would help other providers do some additional screening on potential clients. Seems like I hear all the time how providers hate the current of misogyny in "review culture", but feel like it is a necessary evil. Perhaps if they had the opportunity to provide their perspective on the session or review, that wouldn't be such a point of contention.

So basically it would give even less incentive for mongers to write truthful non-glowing reviews.

Hello,

I can't tell you how many times I've walked in the door and was greeted by a 6 when her many reviews suggested that she was a 9. Some guys self-aggrandize. Some guys want to write a review, but not admit the action didn't match the price tag.

It's not hard to simplu tell the truth or just state facts if someone has issues telling the truth.

I think when a provider disputes a good review you can assume shes telling the truth. Why else would we complain about a good review? Because its probably saying we do stuff we dont. So for all the losers writing fake reviews make sure what you write is true to what she does. Its not true cuz you are lying but at least you are not creating trouble for her. Fake reviewing shows you to be a liar and a cheapskate, but lying about activities she doesnt do makes you evil.

Why else would you complain about a good review?