Working my way through this site and these discussion boards, new to the industry therefore new to the review community - so I have been somewhat of a 'silent listener' trying to soak in as much information as I can from you lovely lads and lasses

Is both good and bad.  From a clients perspective, if a girl is new and doesn't have reviews then it is hard to gauge how the session will go i.e. not knowing what she offers, not knowing if her pics are accurate, really her or any other things that go along with that.  I don't really care if she is new in the sense of "I was one of the first", my only concern is will I not feel duped with the performance.  In some regards I guess I would rather schedule with someone who has a reputation of providing good service, but I am not opposed to trying someone new to the business.  

It is not a bad thing to be new.  Just be yourself, and due your due diligence to avoid those who may may not be compatible.  Personally, after 13 years, I don't often have to or desire to see new ladies, but often doesn't mean never...

Not that I actively search them out, it just happens on occasion.  If she is physically the kind of lady that I enjoy spending time with and none of my searches turns up anything negative, I'll take a chance on an unknown.  I've only been disappointed once.  I just view it as everyone has to start somewhere.  Sometimes it's the thrill of the unknown that is kind of interesting.  With her not having any reviews, there isn't any pre-determined "benchmarks" so it can be somewhat interesting to explore what her boundaries are and what she enjoys.  

good reviews is a big plus, but that is only one factor I use.  Often I see a gal who begins to post on the boards because I like the cut of her jib, and might explore further.
Then there is the recommendation from a person whose opinion I respect, to name another.
A good website with great photos also can't be discounted.

A new provider can potentially be really good or really bad. Some providers start out this scene with some energy and enthusiasm that erodes over time and turns to cynicism or indifference. Some providers aren't cut out for this kind of work, and their appointments will be miserable until they give up. And some providers get better over time. With the experienced ones, the reviews can give you an idea of what to expect.

... since I am seeking the experience of a seasoned and aggressive woman. There are always exceptions, of course, but the last thing I want is to  do is take what is already a potentially awkward situation and make it worse.

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Of course, some guys don't think that way and seek out "new" as somehow better. I find that to be a bit phobic, but that is just me.

to see brand new ladies..until she has about 4 or 5  
good reviews here on TER.. I am not one to TOFTT..
I guess this thought comes from prior experiences that  
didn't turn out as well as I had hoped for..

the percentage of disappointing sessions is higher with new girls.  This is sometimes offset by their energy and positive attitude.  Lack of aggressiveness with new girls is my biggest criticism.  

Are you still shilling for the GILFs MZ? lol

A more experienced girl is more likely to be more of a pro at screening.  And that protects both of us.  Also, if she's new there's little chance of being able to get any info back-channel about what she's like.  And that is at least as important as reading a review.

someone with experience, especially when new for me.  I'm nervous enough and prefer those that are experienced and make me feel at ease.  

... for so many reasons. Many of us club rats feel that way. But the investment to take a new stripper for a spin is much more palatable than the investment needed to TOFTT for a new provider.

It was fun... and great.. I find new ladies usually regard the experience as unusual and special.. Until I saw one brand new girl.. who was very nervous and started crying... during our time together.. she was brutally pretty.. absolutely gorgeous.. so of course I lost all interest in anything but making her feel better... luckily she worked for an agency I used to use a lot.. and they made it right with another girl and the newbie was gone in very short order.. since then I find that experience and reviews are a good indication.. In your case , you have two solid reviews.. and it looks like you have a great attitude.. it's not for everyone..

and the Sugar Bowl, where I have been doing most of my playing lately, is much like the stripper world in the fact there are no reviews and the only way to find out what she's like BCD is to find out for yourself.

I would not see a provider with zero reviews unless recommended to me by another provider that I trust.

... and I find no correlation between how good a time I have and new vs experienced. My attitude when seeing anyone for the first time is "You just never know" and I hope for the best.

Ah yes, that is an angle I hadn't considered - being taken advantage of because of the inexperience. Good point!

I can see how seeing someone with absolutely no reviews is a big gamble, I have only just narrowly escaped the 'newbie with no reviews' category.

Oh I agree, I don't think us ladies have a 'used by' at all. And I don't think 'new' means better. In fact I think I have found it to be somewhat of an obstacle.

I like the way you think!

Can you imagine any guy IRL seeing a beautiful woman walk into the room and rather than making a move on her, turning to his friend to say "Why don't you fuck her first, and if she's any good maybe I will fuck her next"??? lol

but strange and new are not necessarily the same thing.  

Guys will fall all over themselves to be the "first" to see the girl FOB from another country, thinking to themselves I suppose that they will be the one to "break her in" with that exact mind set that she is more "virginal" or less "used"  

Assuming I liked her photos/look and she's priced right then I generally don't mind seeing someone "New". But the communication leading up to our date needs to be genuine. Not the rehearsed,"baby, honey,sweetie" lingo that sounds rehearsed. During the time talking, I will know more or less what to expect. It's a vibe I'll pick up.
Part of the thrill of seeing someone "New" is the unknown, to see how the session will turn out.....it's kinda of a rush..so I don't mind seeing someone new.
And I've had a few clunkers in my time, but fuck it...it happens.

Many have already expressed the many of the reasons.  
My reasons are relatively simple
1. NEW may also mean LE.  
2. Experienced ladies with at least ten reviews ensure that I will have a great time with a lady.  There are senior members on the board whose reviews are an automatic "follow up a bit more with research" for me and most of the time, I meet the lady.  

Oh gosh, that must have been terribly awkward. Good job you were able to get it resolved. I think there is a certain level of mental strength and self-awareness that is required to be in this line of work.

Sorry but if you think you are the first to fuck any girl/women I have a bridge to sell you.  Unless your name is Mohammad and you marry them at 9 years old, she's probably been plucked more times than the Rose of Tralee.

I don't even WANT to be the first to fuck a woman/girl. The last virgin I had was decades ago and quite frankly I neither wish nor expect to fuck another, but that still has NOTHING to do with my post.

on Wednesday. What I do care about is being my best. First, second, 50th, history or frequency has no bearing on my wanting to see an escort, as long as her reviews and look warrant my interest.  If it's not our second date, I'd hope the first makes me want to see you again ... and soon.  

Seeing providers without reviews. They need to have one or two reviews minimum for me to feel comfortable with what they offer. That being said I do like seeing the newer girls versus some of the more veteran providers.

There have been times when my preference has been to re-visit an old friend. Other times my preference has been to meet a new friend with top-notch credentials (reviews/references). And other times I have decided to meet someone fairly new or almost brand new to the industry. I guess it depends on the mood I was in at the time.  

Yes very much so, I always want any interaction I have with someone to be a positive, uplifting and genuine experience so I guess my personality is one of my stronger suits because I am a people person and someone would have to be trying really hard not to get along with me. And I am not saying that in boastful or arrogant way I am just good at adapting to different characters and bringing out the elements in my personality that match with 'xyz' person. Going off on a tangent now...lol

Haha, that's a very reasonable way of approaching it  

I found it online towards the end of last year, and I find that I can personally relate to what the interviewee is saying about the newbies. That also happens to be my personal preference!

I would say that I don't think "New" is better for advertising if you are coming OTR. I would guess that gentlemen who say that can only speak for the people who seek out ladies in the same way they do, and they probably think the majority of clients behave the same way. In my personal experience, that is not true.  

For me being new was a struggle but after I got my first review things literally blew up and that was the case until my third review then it kinda went back normal but before after a new review was placed for me my phones and emails would blow up now I'm kinda in the middle where I'm not new so I don't get all the new girl perks but I'm not established enough where things are always consistent but things aren't bad. Hope this helps

But instead I must continue to use the same old meat I was born with.

Thank you for the insight love. Very helpful

That was a great read! Thank you for sharing

That is exactly where I am, I am guessing the 'new' will subside eventually and I'll maintain a client list of regulars. Thanks for sharing x

LOL! I played out that scenario you described in my head and it was like a sitcom.  For some of the characters took on the form of people from 'How I met your mother'.

It isn't necessarily good or bad. It's just perception. Being new to the industry doesn't define anything. I have done this for years off and on and I still consider myself new because I am constantly redefining myself and my boundaries. To me "new" means that you are trying to adjust yourself to the culture. So I personally wouldn't use that as a marketing tactic. Plus it will attract people who have intentions of taking advantage of the fact that you are new, which has been my experience when I tried it. I woke up and asked myself, why the hell am I saying that I am new when I have done this before? I realized I was trying to adapt to the culture of the review system and the way that it works here. I hope by now you know that there isn't just one way of making this work for you, saying you are new has pros and cons and my advise to you is use it how you see fit for yourself.

You have a very nice, well-crafted website!! That in itself is a MAJOR plus!! If a provider really presents herself well that stokes my curiosity big-time!! (The lack of history then becomes more intriguing than a liability!!)