When I first found TER, I wrote a review for every provider I saw.
Now however, I have almost quit writing reviews because as I see the providers my review (with exception of making their name appear on the list of new reviews) seems to be redundant. I am interested in your thoughts about adding to multiple reviews. Note - If I had a bad experience or felt the area hobbyists neeeded a warning ... I would write an obligatory review.
Writing a review is a fair amount of work.. If I see a provider and there is an issue... I really don't want to create a negative for her.. as long as she was doing OK. Maybe a lack of connection.. in one case, a provider gave me a strep throat.. I would expect that she knew she was not well and decided to work. well that's very easily treated.. I told her booker about it.. but to do a review would have put something negative on a pretty nice person. so why? I'm not vindictive.. no point in that.. Also, when I have something really great go on .. I do a review.. but for a routine sort of meeting.. no..
I review most but there are ladies who prefer not to be reviewed.
We here the drumbeat see welll reviewed providers That does not work if we don't contribute when looking for a provider I look at the trend up or down Then throw out the top 1-2 and the bottom 1--2 There are reviewers that I recognize. It is also a good idea to check the top reviewers in a city and look at their list. It helps the ladies circulate through the new reviews it also helps if they are on the top providers list. They have to have recent reviews to stay on. In the last few weeeks i have seen a number of reviews where a provider normally gets 8-9's than they gets 6-7's. Then read the review and it is glowing
No I do not. When a provider asks me not to I respect that request.
Posted By: Oldest.Fart
When I first found TER, I wrote a review for every provider I saw.
Now however, I have almost quit writing reviews because as I see the providers my review (with exception of making their name appear on the list of new reviews) seems to be redundant.
I am interested in your thoughts about adding to multiple reviews.
Note - If I had a bad experience or felt the area hobbyists neeeded a warning ... I would write an obligatory review.
I usually review all fairly new providers with less than 10 or 15 reviews. I won't review a well reviewed provider if my review doesn't add anything to her other reviews.
Posted By: Oldest.Fart
When I first found TER, I wrote a review for every provider I saw.
Now however, I have almost quit writing reviews because as I see the providers my review (with exception of making their name appear on the list of new reviews) seems to be redundant.
I am interested in your thoughts about adding to multiple reviews.
Note - If I had a bad experience or felt the area hobbyists neeeded a warning ... I would write an obligatory review.
I don't write a review without the approval of the provider, and I won't write a negative review unless I feel I need to in order to protect other hobbyists...
I see no point in writing a review just to reiterate what has been said in other recent reviews, and I don't care about a few days extra VIP.
If I see a new provider, something is off or different from past reviews, something is much better than past reviews, or a lady has not been reviewed recently (say 3-4 months) - then I will probably review
I've seen a few who specifically asked that I not review them and one who said her preference is to not have any more reviews. I respect that.
Writing a review takes maybe 20 minutes of my time. There are parts of mostly every day that I have time to kill, hell I spend a lot of idle time in here.
For some time now, I have enjoyed writing TER-like reviews of each meet/session -- for the usual reasons (redundant, asked not to, less enthusiastic than the lady might prefer, and simply not wanting everyone on TER to know ALL my business), most do not get posted to TER.
...how recent are the latest reviews? how recent are her best reviews? is there a trend (3 bad reviews in a row...maybe something's going on in her life distracting her from this work).
reviews are helpful. that being said i don't write one if the lady asks me not to.
In case you want the perspective of someone new to the scene... yes. For now. I dont 'hobby' more than once a month but I'm still learning from each experience. For the near future I plan on reviewing whenever I can just because I need to get a little bit of a base for myself in the field, and because it will pay for my TER (my fav feature of the site).
Whenever I am passing through screening effortlessly, seeing repeat providers, reccommended and trusted people etc. Im sure Ill slow down or stop with reviews. Like it was already said, it gets redundant. I already skipped reviewing one provider just because the experience was so atypical and not to her fault. Edit: also until now I've only seen TER-friendly people but if I saw someone who made it clear they didnt want a review i wouldnt write one, of course.
No. TER has made it a mission to critique every review I've submitted It's a pain. They even accused me once of not even seeing the provider...ridiculous. She couldn't remember me...emailed her with a few reminders and then it was "ohhhh, yeah, I remember you now" No shit. Besides some girls don't like reviews and I'm not going to get into all of that
I have reviewed every lady I have seen since I started in 2009. I have a diary if you will with detailed descriptions of what happened and other information that I can use later if I wanted to refer back (mainly for references) I think of it as a personal diary of my time in the hobby and on occasion I would read them back and remember the great experiences i have had. I see myself adding to my collection in the foreseeable future.
When I first found TER, I wrote a review for every provider I saw.
Now however, I have almost quit writing reviews because as I see the providers my review (with exception of making their name appear on the list of new reviews) seems to be redundant.
I am interested in your thoughts about adding to multiple reviews.
Note - If I had a bad experience or felt the area hobbyists neeeded a warning ... I would write an obligatory review.
I've only seen two girls with a "no review" policy, and ended up reviewing one after my second visit she told me "reviews are okay now".
I don't write reviews for repeats unless asked. 2 or 3 girls have asked me to do this. Writing reviews is a pleasure, not a burden. I enjoy reading them years later and being able to recall full details again from my original review.
I don't have a VIP account, I need those 15 days of free VIP. Also, the last 2 (maybe three but I can't remember, but at least 2) escorts I saw asked me to write a review. If an escort asked my not to write a review, and we had a good time, I would honor that request
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