Can someone explain the phenomenon of accounts like these? It's clear he physically can't visit so many girls in so many cities, so why are there so many reviews? Why aren't the moderators doing anything about it?

but rather the cities those gals are from (if their sites are kept up to date which is itself often in question) .

I’m always going to report fake reviews on my profile. If we never met it’s wrong to submit a false review. It happens often & I always challenge people who continue to post fake reviews. TER has been good to me because I require a deposit to book, since 2010. No deposit = no booking, so it’s rather difficult to write me a fake review.  

It's that they were all in the same month. That's what screams fraud.

How much do you still trust the reviews system here?

Yes, it's helpful to require a deposit and the lack thereof *should* work in our favor when we challenge fake reviews. But when it takes weeks for them to be removed - and then within days of one being removed, another fake shows up - what then? I'm on my fourth character assassination review in 3 months and this latest one has been up 12 days now with zero TER response to repeated progress inquiries.  
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I've even adopted additional steps (painless and post-screening) to ensure that each gent has multiple points of verification he can use to prove he's seen me, if there's ever a reason for me to dispute a review. (Thank you to the lovely Ms Paige for her wisdom in this area) But when libel is permitted to sit there... and sit there... and sit there and no new procedural steps are taken by TER to filter or flag likely faked reviews, it damages the integrity of the TER platform along with the reputation of the lady/ies involved.
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It's nice to see gents be loudly annoyed with poor 'fake review' processes, especially those who PAY for their VIP (ladies must pay for our VIP since we're quite unlikely to be writing reviews for free access).

Personally, I would submit a problem report and give admin a chance to review it. I don’t think they have the system in place to catch all the dirt here. So, unfortunately, we can’t simply trust reviews and need to do our own homework.

Those locations are set by the first reviewer and they are often of touring women whose home base is elsewhere. Case in point is Camille Rizzi. She works for an agency that tours many cities, Philly being one of them but I am 99% sure Philly is not her home base.  
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The reviewer in question has numerous white lists so I am not so sure his reviews are fake. Many women tour Boston as its a popular tour destination and many other locations he has listed are from woman who work for other agencies that are in or tour Boston.

The White Lists would indicate to me that he is a paid review farmer and the ladies then white list him to make the reviews look real. In a situation like this I feel like TER/the Mods need to demand proof of dates or take down the reviews.

His latest review was a 7/6. He also had several critical things to say in that review about the girl. Does that really strike you as a likely paid review? In addition, he has numerous other 7s, a half dozen or so 6s, a 5 and even a 2. I think the evidence pushes back on your claim.

It appears you also have many ladies per month and listing different cities …did you see them in those listed cities?

But even beyond that, why get so worked up about something you just think is happening. How are fake reviews that much different, from a practical perspective, from reviews from people who just have significantly different tastes, preferences and aesthetics? Neither are all that helpful since even if the give a good review it's likely not steering one to a good session. Just ignore the reviews that you don't trust of know cannot help.

As Billy Joel said: "You may be right, I might be crazy." He's been around since 2002, so that mitigates in his favor as well. But the number of reviews in September (20) and the fact that virtually all are 9s or 10s in performance still leaves me skeptical.

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Evidence on both sides to be sure. I am just not convinced he is a fake though. September of last year seemed like a bit of an outlier for him but maybe he retired, had a plan to do that many dates in a month, etc.  
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In addition to the money, the time it takes to plan out all those dates and all the back and forth email/text wise, if he is legit, is damn impressive. And that's not even mentioning the stamina it would take to bed at least 20 women in 30 days time or so.

I've seen a few ladies appear on the LA  Review Board with reviews in 6 different cities in a couple of months. When I looked at a couple of the ads, the lady's ad text said something such as "I love living in The City". Which city, honey?

Once again a spot on response !

I think someone might be a lil sweet on me🥰 Thank you!
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Just be careful or some of the meanies around here might start name callin'🥴 🤪

This attempt to yet again normalize fake reviews is borderline absurd.

Wow read some of his reviews. Interesting how quite a few seem to be bare.

This piece of work garners consistently bad reviews, one being from me.

TER isn't going to ask reviewers for proof of deposit. TER will ask for proof of making an appointment, ie text or email exchange. At least from what I know they aren't going to share those details with the provider, because that would out the person to the provider.  

Doesn't that depend on just how long after the actual session and how many reviews at the same time the review submitted along with how TER assigns the location isn't it. Perhaps if, rather than city the location field in the review were used (and people entered the data a city/county/neighborhood -- but not address lol -- it might be more informative.

Given the bit about how long the reviewer has been around and the range of scores I'm surprised no one has pointed out the simple reviewing fact that when you create a review the site prefills the date of the appointment info (with current month and year -- don't know if many still recall the old bug where around reviews were getting future dated because the month was not updating to January from December but the year did so reviews were showing up with Dec 20xx when it was only Jan 20xx).

I appreciate you taking the time to comment on my reviews. That said, if you’re going to question someone’s credibility, it’s important to understand how the platform actually works.

My first fake review was a 7/8 and offered both general compliments and pointed detractions. The scores only dropped to the 2/3 range and the libel became way more ridiculous and vituperative when I was able to successfully get that first one removed. So a paid review could be both a positive one to pump one girl's rating or negative one to drop another girl's - with the end effect being an improvement in the payor's placement. Anyone running this scam would know that you have to make the fake reviewer's profile look somewhat balanced/impartial, even though they screwed up with the dates and/or locations on this one.  
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36363jensen made a point about the how dates appear when you guys fill the form out so maybe.... maayybeee.... that can explain something about this particular situation?  I don't know anything about that side of the equation so my "jury" is still out on this particular profile. I just know there are enough flags to cause concern.

I appreciate you taking the time to comment on my reviews. That said, if you’re going to question someone’s credibility, it’s important to understand how the platform actually works.

I would think he would make the necessary changes re: the month/year but you may be correct. Some of those dates may have occurred in August (or prior) and he just rolled with the September software default.  
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I tend to write and submit my reviews within 24-48 hours of the date occurring, but I have friends that like to wait or dont have the time presently to submit the review in a timely manner.  
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Good point overall though Jensen.

I just haven't seen anything conclusive that this guy is not legit. Let's say he has seen 20 women all in one month. Certainly well within the bounds of possibility. He has seen a massive amount of women prior to and after that particular month so it's not like he went from 1-2 month to 20.  
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I think it's human to look at that though with a jaundice eye, but that doesn't mean he is being paid to write good or bad reviews. I like to give people the benefit of the doubt in these types of cases with definitive proof very much lacking to convict him, if only in the court of public TER opinion. lol.

I am glad you chimed in as you are a great advocate for your own legitimacy. While I don't believe the OP had any bad intentions, you nonetheless got drug through the mud so to speak and that was unfair to you. Thanks for your post and for addressing the issue!

Thank you, much appreciated.

Someone else who remembers Big Doggie and the dark times before TER.

But it definitely raises some alarms worth investigating. There are definitely mongers out there who see providers nearly daily. There are also mongers who didn't write reviews for a while and might want to do it in a bulk.  

What ends up happening is that what reviews are supposed to be - something consumers tell each other about their experiences and quality of product/service - has slowly moved to back channels.... and the public reviews are now just the facade that is curated to be kept a certain way. Because "income depends on it".  

Before I saw Bostonboy chime in on this, I was sorting through his reviews, particularly the ones from providers from out of State. All of them legitimately travel, and have other reviews from when they were in Boston. Based on my “review” of his reviews and track record, I was going to say these look a lot more legitimate than a whole bunch of other reviews I have questioned. Bogus reviews are usually short, lack in-depth details about a provider or service, or are obvious fakes to pump a girl, like one and done! I even saw one guy who cut and pasted the exact same review a handful of times! Fake reviews are usually either to get VIP days or to pump a bogus girl. These reviews don’t really fall into either category in my opinion.  I conclude:  Bravo Bostonboy!! You’ve got more stamina and more dough than I do! Enjoy your mongering!

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Fake Reviews really hurt TER credibility as the best review sight in the country. I have no doubt providers get screwed also.
I have always paid for VIP access so I don't have to grind out reviews every month. I think a stop to all the chronic fake reviews would be great but difficult  for TER to accomplish. A separate type of VIP " Paying customers "  might be the best answer to this problem. Ignoring the problem as TER has done for years is not the answer. AI and bots will only make the problem worse quickly. TER must move forward in some way. I for one am tired of looking for what 9 to 10 rated provider are real or fake.          

I went from being skeptical of these reviews to idolizing Bostonboy. So glad he responded and glad to hear these are legit reviews.

He’s my hero. Guy raw dogged some hotties lol

I recall it well and MPLS had a decent board but there was an overlord with some sort of local connection and if you crossed his path and put his nose out of joint in any way, he was quick to ban you.  If I remember correctly, they had pretty good search options...mainly keyword, in the reviews.

Thank you all for your answers, it was a pleasure to read. Bostonboy wrote that all these girls were on tour—so, were they all in Boston?

Deepfinger,

Well said!  Although much less active as you, I also delay my reviews for no other reason that having good deniability should I ever be called on the carpet for being in a certain place at a certain time and doing things that my get me in trouble.  Example, I may post a review stating a moment in time when it's quite easy to prove that I was another part of the country at the time.  Not for LE purposes, just to allow deniability should any of this ever be used against me in any civil proceeding such as a divorce.  

Why keep badgering a member in good standing? He has replied to your concerns, as well as others, answered all your questions, and has done so admirably, imo. I see no evidence at all his reviews are fake as you implied in your OP. If you have any real proof he is a fraud, please provide it now. Otherwise, I think it's high time for you to move on.

How do I dislike a comment.

My age has nothing to do with credibility. I’ve been part of this lifestyle for over four decades. I’ve built long-term friendships, earned trust, and maintained relationships that extend beyond the space — including traveling socially with providers and their families.

Boston Boy owes you no explanation for anything. You're being a dick.

He’d have to have one to be one. I have It in good authority, he’s on the receiving end of a strap-on. To each his own, no judgement here.

Thanks to you and the respect I’ve got of TER they rewarded me.
Who looks foolish now, TinyMember, I mean DeepFinger. 😂  

I’ve seen a few who you reviewed and the experience pretty much matches up to mine. I’m glad they rewarded you.