I know there have been questions raised here and on some of the other boards about the whole “submitting a review process” and the troubles some have with that, well I have to say, it’s not always that way.

I just submitted a review and I swear this is true, it was approved and posted in less than 5 minutes!!
I am almost speechless. I  was totally shocked that it happened so quickly.

I did take the time to bring up another review of the lady in one window and in another window my review so I could reference the other review to help me get mine done, so overall it was fairly painless.
It took me so much longer to put together my thoughts about my experience than it did to get it approved.
My other reviews were never posted that quickly, it usually took a couple of days.

So keep the faith brothers and keep trying. Submitting  reviews can be a pain, but the process does work. At least it did for me…

C_K

The same thing happened to me on the last review I posted. I don't if it was 5 minutes, but it was an unbelievably short time as compared to the others. Perseverance pays off!!
jhb

My last one posted fast also.

eom

I have repeatedly read the, "How come it is so difficult to get a review approved posts?" and wondered why I have never encountered any problems.

I believe my second review was rejected with the note of, "Needs more detail."  I simply added a little more description and was a little less subtle and the revised review was quickly approved.  Otherwise, never had more than two days delay.

Like the OP said, I always bring up the provider's profile in another window to make information transfer a little easier.  In the couple of cases where I was the first reviewer, I still didn't have any problems.

Of course, now that I have posted this, I have basically cursed myself with an eternity of unapproved reviews that will forever languish in TER pergatory!

Oh well

They are my favorite kinds of day.

I usually declare one at least once a week.



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Never had a problem.

I have submitted 17 reviews (I only review ladies that want to be reviewed - not utr- and who impress me in some way). One was rejected because her website disappeared and is on hold until / unless I find a new website for her. The other 16, including my very first, were all online within a few hours. None were held up for correction or editing. As far as I can personally tell, the system works. I cannot speak to "fake" reviews but that is another topic anyway.

I couldn't be more pleased reading what a wonderful time you had together. She is such a refreshing addition to our group here.
   Kisses Haley

most of my reviews have gone through in a reasonable amount of time. The only ones that didn't were ones that I screwed up on, left out information, or copied web address wrong.

-- Modified on 9/19/2008 4:08:14 PM

I wrote both of my reviews a few hours after my dates, when everything was fresh in my mind and submitted them when I was done writing.  I was careful to follow the guidelines and give all of the information required.  I really enjoy writing about my experience.

Both reviews were approved by the next day.  I was really pleased with how fast they were processed.

I write them as something to help me remember the sessions with the ladies as much as to get credit on TER.  

but the pleasure was all mine. Our Sweet Butterfly is certainly a unique and refreshing lady and I enjoyed our time tremendously. But you could probably tell that from the review.

 

C_K

A funny thing happened once upon a time involving a review which apparently was written by a gent immediately after a date and was quickly approved by the powers that be.

A few years ago, there was a visiting lady to NYC who I have had some good times with, both before and after this particular encounter. I had arranged two afternoon rendezvous with her while she was here for a week ... one on a Tuesday, one on Thursday.

On Tuesday, she mentioned in passing that she had a dinner date scheduled for Wednesday evening.

Her Wednesday evening gentleman must have gotten home and immediately submitted a review, which was quickly approved, because I was able to read it on Thursday morning before I headed into the City to meet her. While he did not actually name the restaurant, he described it with sufficient specificity that I knew exactly where they had dined.

When I saw her later, I asked "So, how did you enjoy dinner last night at xxxxxx?" She was startled at first, accused me of stalking her - though we knew each other well enough that she did not really believe that I had.

When I told her just _how_ I knew, we both had a good laugh ... and an amazing afternoon!