I've just had the extreme pleasure of a session with Gia FoXXX. This woman loves men and the intimate pleasures
  of being with a man. She is beautiful, I'd say late 30's - she's not Spanish as her TER review has it - she is from
  Venezuala - but has lived in Florida most of her life. She wears size 0 (zero) jeans, has beautifully soft but
  enhanced boobs (which she loves to have sucked and licked) and came 7 times with me according to her (but
  who's counting?) She loves feeling horny in the morning...and needing to be satisfied!!!

  Do yourself a favor - call Gia to make an appointment. She's in a nice suite hotel in West Hollywood (DON"T park
  on the street near the hotel - due to the West Hollywood permit parking bullshit). You can park on a main street
  nearby.

  Look up her website - phone call to the 6677 number will get you right through to her in LA

  She's a real FOXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX

reviews are right on. If he says Gia is awesome, got to believe the man. No way this is a shill.

Dear Readers,

Is this kind of post really necessary?  It reads like a review, IMHO.  It is also a blatant advertisement.  Can we keep reviews to the review section, and let providers do their own advertising?  

Allowing these kinds of recommendation posts just leads to trouble.  I'm certain greatsex4u is just writing this as a nice gesture to Gia, whom he apparently had a nice session with.  But if we all did this for our faves, the board becomes a kind of competition for who can write the most glowing "hot tip".  

Below, I argued that posts such as these should all be taken with a grain of salt as biased advertising, in other words, disregard them.  But already, one respondent has jumped in to defend greatsex4u as being legit, to try to bolster his claim--we then get into these threads over whether the guy is on the up and up.  I think a better solution is to just curtail these "endorsement" type posts.

Let her reviews do the talking, the business will follow.  If you want to say something about her L/A/S, do it in a review.

iceman





-- Modified on 12/2/2001 8:53:05 PM

and should be put on another board.  If they are allowed here, then anyone is allowed to do it - some may be legit, but some may not (could be provider-initiated, or provider-influenced).  Putting them on a separate board will relieve the clutter on this board and discussions about their legitimacy (& still give those the freedom to post them).  I agree with iceman, that if they're "reviews" then keep the info in the reviews.  We all can check the reviews and don't need people to announce that they just had a 9 or 10 experience.

Merci beaucoup, Monsieur Ice-man!

You, too Monsieur Gromit.

Let's hope that our mutual best friend, Girl Next Door, can
do something about this problem.
It reminds me of the way that  "brought to you by a grant
from Exxon Mobil" is not considered a commercial on PBS
but is considered one on the other networks. We have
to keep shilling (even honest shilling) separate.

Let's keep it real!

Etellier