I want to give a special thanks and express my gratitude to the TER community for your advices and support! The bogus reviews from Meltonn and saimomiss have been removed, and the scam artists were identified by the TER support team!

I hope you keep posting here. We could use your perspective. Good luck Kendra!

... who got freed, after being wrongfully incarcerated, with the help of The Innocence Project.  LOL

They were fake, the scores don’t matter. I know providers that try to remove 10/10 reviews bc they know they are fake. Fake reviews shouldn’t be on here and providers, clients and admin should do all they can to keep them from getting posted or remove them if they do.

If you have the evidence to prove that a review is fake admin will do the right thing and remove the review.  

While we, as a third party to this, can never know if the said reviews were fake or real with any amount of certainty, as a general principle I don't disagree that fake reviews should be removed regardless of the scores.

Can you really say that the process works when it can take 2 weeks to a month to get a review removed? That's the timeframe I've been hearing in the 2 threads that are active right now. That's a long time for a fake or damaging review to stay up. I think if the provider contests the review, they should temporarily take it down while they investigate. And take away the free vip until they can verify.

Once the perpetrator is identified he soon disappears and is reincarnated under a new or additional handle.  
Would not put it past a pimp or agency to have multiple handles running at the same time.
Also we have “introductory shill “ reviews which constantly pop up in a new review often a day or week before a provider shows up here .

I’m honestly sick of these dumb people, it’s a kinda nightmare.
 JOSEMKINSEY - another fake account who posted bogus review from Sarasota(and mentioned review location as San Francisco) despite the fact I haven’t been in California for two months from now. Hilarious, what a pathetic people are existing. The funniest part of this situation is that I know exactly who’s behind it. This person probably just waiting for me start doing the same thing in return.

His main point and insinuation were that so-called fake reviews might actually be true and that providers only make a fuss because of bad scores. However, there’s one crucial detail he overlooked - I am a penthouse material, and I know exactly who I’ve been with and who I haven’t.  

I just received another fake review from California, even though I haven’t been there in two months, and I’m starting to see what’s really going on. But I’ll figure out a way to deal with this.

Adequate, normal clients will never believe to these things. I believe that guys are perfectly see that they are clearly fake.

It's very easy. All she has to say is that she's booked till "X" day she arrives.
Or she can ignore the request till a day or two before she arrives then respond accordingly.
Haven't you see those ISO post where a guy wonders why he hasn't heard back from her, then a week or two later he get a response.

Looks like in your most recent review, the monger checked San Francisco for location, but then said Sarasota was the date location in the Details section of the review. Seems suspect.

The world of fake reviews is entirely new to me, and honestly, I’m pretty far from all these tricks and schemes. Thanks for explaining!

As for introductory shills we on a regular basis here in Minneapolis that just about a week before arriving get a review of ten from one of about six regular reviewers ?  
Lo and behold many of the other reviewers like on and lo and behold when a local books number and experience of at the same level. They do not necessarily say they saw here but the profile has us listed as location or other city.

TER does allow up to 3 months for someone to post a review so just because you've not been there for a couple of months now on it's own doesn't mean it fake. Additionally guys often screw up the date of the event, particularly shortly after new year (unless that has been fixed now.) I can recall many Januaries where someone would point to a review calling it fake because it showed a date of a later month in the year, like November or December 2025 as an example. It was just carelessness by the reviewer.

Exactly, the review was stolen from another provider from Florida and copy-pasted

I totally understand that there are people dumb enough to believe this kind of nonsense. Thankfully, my rates allow me to avoid meeting them in person. After all, nature hasn’t blessed everyone with intelligence LOL.

Who is behind this? Is this a provider cat fight 🍿