So a provider in my area has over 60 reviews. All of them mention BBBJ. (Yes I read all of them...or at least skimmed them) Many or them say CIM, some with swallow, some with spit. Others mention COF or COB. Performance ratings all 8s and 9s. A brand new review just popped up for her, It says CBJ only and reviewer gave her a 10. WTF? Well it is his first review ever, so I guess it could be a 10 to him since he has nothing to compare it to. (It was probably his best CBJ ever...Sorry Gambler, don't get a headache, I couldn't resist.) It is also her first 10 ever. I guess under the rules she qualifies for a ten by services offered, even though he didn't receive them, but it still seems weird.

My questions on the CBJ vs BBBJ: Is this a YMMV thing? Did he have bad hygiene? Sores on his dick? Did he request the cover? Or did her service suddenly change? None of that is mentioned in the review.

I have been wanting to see this lady. I actually had an appointment scheduled with her previously which she canceled at the last minute, but I figured eventually I would try to set up another date with her. Should I PM the reviewer and ask the above questions? (probably not a good idea since it is his first review.) Should I email and ask her? One issue is that she uses an “assistant.” I don't know if I am comfortable asking the assistant this. Should I wait for her next review?

Maybe he thought he received an Complete Blow Job.

That Providers are starting to convert to CBJ from BBBJ. Dont know why now, could guess why, but why now and en mass?  The HIV scare back east?  New moon?  Mass hysteria?

She finally got herpes II in her mouth after all those bbbjcim and having an outbreak, decided to protect the guy who she knew would be writing her next review.

I did so once when I failed to carefully review the form before submitting.

Because TER uses a "click on" lists of selections (rather than the reviewer typing in a number), if one does not click "outside the box" first the numbers can change by scrolling down in an attempt to move down the form.