Years ago if she had 10 or more positive reviews I would ignore it.  Now days with so many providers having several pages of 10,10 reviews it would catch my attention. We all know that not every session is going to be perfect. Personality's don't mix well, or one of the two might be having a bad day. It happens. AI or fake posters get better every day. I think we are headed to a point where a bad review every now and then might bring credibility to a otherwise great provider.      

From friends I’ve spoken to, they see as she was enjoyable but we didn’t connect.

I have one or two reviews that say that, friends have said that what they read. But I do wonder if anyone has passed due to it. 🤔🤷‍♀️

If there are very few reviews or it’s a repeated theme, it’s a red flag. But for someone well reviewed with many reviews, and it’s a one off, I don’t pay it much mind.

I saw a provider once, 10 in the looks, service (sex wise) was good, but the chemistry just wasn't there.  So the review was extremely positive, but for me I wouldn't see her again.  Another experience I had with a different provider, after I left the hotel there was a guy that started following me as I was walking back to my car in the parking garage.  I made a few wrong turns and took the long way to see if it was just a coincidence, but it wasn't, dude just kept trailing me.  Idk if it was LE or maybe her manager, but the shit spooked me a bit, so that was a would not repeat for me.  
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I think TER wise, it would take just a crap load of those types of reviews to deter a client from seeing said provider. There are full blown scam reviews on here and the provider still has a handful of them, so that should tell you something.  I think a lot of clients have the mindset of "it would be different with me" or they are just willing to take the L going in to bang a hot provider.  And a fool with money shall soon part ways.

I would just read the review(s).

When I see this, it might say: All was great but not my vibe, in which case, read the other reviews.

Or, if it said: "do not go" with details, like stinky hygiene or something else, then pass.

Obviously,  it depends on the reviewer other reviews,  but if it's a ine-off comment that he doesn't usually add, I take it more seriously than a glowing 1,000 word review.

It’s often a chemistry / connection / enthusiasm thing.  Which, ironically, takes time to build a connection;  but if it feels forced, we don’t want to repeat in order to build the connection.  

In other words the “looks” and “performance” are objectively great but the spark isn’t there and thus it’s not a great feeling subjectively; may not repeat.  

I don’t write reviews like this but that’s how I mentally reconcile the apparent contradiction.

I feel it means that person thinks there are way better options out there. I feel like if I’m not wow’d then why would I want to repeat.

"Not my cup of tea" or "not my thing" are usually terms that are used. But id expect there to be some explanation as to why.  

I've had this before where there was nothing particularly wrong with the girl, and she was good looking, but service wasn't what I like and attitude was average. It was fun to see a young looker once, but someone who I have little chemistry with and whose skills I think need work, I would probably not repeat...

 
Also worth saying a lot of times people are either scared or act "like gentlemen" and avoid putting details as to why. Maybe they don't want to hurt a providers feelings, or they don't want them to get mad and bl them, so they make a review appear decent but in the end they say they won't repeat so they express their feelings but also give a good "grade". I don't think this is good for us other folks reading reviews, but this undoubtedly happens.