: TER General Board Discussion : Only that they are on a list.

Jenn-Jenna See my TER Reviews 1537 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Blacklisting

Where is the best place to Black list a client?

captain7 420 reads

posted 13 years ago

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it depends on what he did.what did i do? -e-

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no_email 3 Reviews 334 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Not on this board.

I have no idea as to where you could do that.

Only you know if you should do that.

Cosette 347 reads

posted 13 years ago

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I would think she doesn't have access to it EOM

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AnotherDonJohn 326 reads

posted 13 years ago

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why wouldn't she? EOM

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no_email 3 Reviews 385 reads

posted 13 years ago

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She would still get better info there. (eom)

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Cosette 298 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Seems it's a bit difficult, and access gets revoked

over things like multiple IP addresses. I don't have access for example and know of others in the same situation. I just assume when someone posts something that could just be asked to women that they didn't have access either.

Dave76015 38 Reviews 355 reads

posted 13 years ago

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is he verified?

date-check?
verifyhim?
p411?

But definitely an internal Provider question and really outside the scope of the GB

no_email 3 Reviews 330 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Re: is he verified?

Wouldn't a guy blacklisted on a reputable site, carry more clout then on a NBL site?

It's been well established, that NBL have no credibility.

answered my own question, Thanks

joeforyou17 24 Reviews 418 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Blacklisting

Does anyone think that it actually means anything if someone is blacklisted ?

no_email 3 Reviews 343 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Only that they are on a list.

No I don't think being on a blacklist means anything.

Given that fact, I wouldn't want to be blacklisted in slander.

BigFakeTits4Me 366 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Re: Just like guys and reviews, any smart woman could put 2 and 2 together. eom

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fanoftheo 423 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Blacklisting on a Board

Is just as effective as a guy writing a bad review here on TER.

If the person being singled out (man or woman) has good references (or reviews as the case may be), one negative listing by one person will mean little.

Most seasoned ladies and hobbyists can "read between the lines" and see that the negative postings might be personal. False claims of things, just like a bad review, stick out like a sore thumb and can usually be found to be rooted in revenge of some sort.

My experience tells me that the backchannel is a much better place to take the information. It will spread faster and to more people that way.

Good luck

anonymousfun 6 Reviews 299 reads

posted 13 years ago

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NSA Black list (e)

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scoed 8 Reviews 376 reads

posted 13 years ago

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If it is a public on Blacklisting leads to bad things for the guy.

Things like loss of job, family, turned down for future jobs extra. Why? It outs you and shows up on search engines so if anyone looks you up the see you are a patron of sex workers. It also warns ladies that check but many don't so you can always find a paid date. The scary thing is the outing on some blacklist sites.

natashalynne See my TER Reviews 412 reads

posted 13 years ago

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Have you asked for access? Multiple IP addresses is NOT a problem....

I access TER and the PO board from quite a few different IP address and computers, including my laptop, my bf's desktop, my Kindle and my iPhone, from my home, my 'real' job, hotel rooms and restaurants.

They do require you to have some board posts before getting access, but you should qualify there.

And I've known literally only a couple of girls to get revoked, and they were revoked for good reason - making threats being a primary one (DON'T believe them if they tell you it was because of multiple IP addresses - lol).