I have came across two different scenarios where some fairly unreviewed ladies, had their profiles delisted by clients of theirs.  

The ladies had no connection to each other, and both did not even know TER site by name.  

There are some common factors between both ladies profiles though.   One lady had only 2 reviews, the other only 9 reviews.  One of them was an indy lady with no ads besides an escort ad on eros, which only had a phone number, no email address at all.  

The other, worked for a spa, and only had listings posted on sites like rubrankings, and again no email address listed at all, only a phone number which was the spas phone number.  

Both ladies pictures on their ads had their faces blurred out.

Now, the eros lady didnt like that one of her reviews was mediocre and she was going around asking clients for help getting the reviews deleted.  Eventually, her TER was delisted entirely, but she personally had no idea how it was deleted, she did not have an account on TER or anything and never contacted them.  I personally believe one of her clients, to help her out, contacted TER support pretending to be her, likely with some fake sob story of being in danger of stalking or family issues and requested the profile to be delisted.

 
Now the spa lady was a different situation.  This lady didnt know TER site by name.  I asked her about her online reviews because I wanted to refer her to a different agency I knew of because she was trying to find other places to work.   She told me that two of her clients, read reviews of her online where they mentioned she was doing bbbj and DFK with clients-  these two clients of hers did not like that she was doing those acts with others.  She told me the clients brought it up with her and encouraged her to not do dfk or bbbj with anyone else because of disease risks to doing so.  She told them thank you and that she takes care of herself to mitigate any risks of stds.  
She then told me that one of the clients eventually told her that he had gotten her online reviews deleted because he was worried those reviews would get her too many clients who would also be dfking and bbbjing with her and it was a disease risks etc.  

 
Now, i dont think this chick was lying, as she had basically no incentives to lie about the scenario.

 
The other thing is, even if both these delisting requests were done by the providers themselves, and not their clients posing as the provider, how would TER possibly verify whether the providers themselves were the ones contacting TER support?

im doubtful that TER would send a text message to a provider to try to verify them..? And even the text message thing is out the door with the spa chick, because the phone number on the ad was the spas phone number for bookings, and this spa is very discreet and cautious- there is no way they would respond back to any text message asking about any sort of online reviews of experiences with one of their girls.   So if TER were to personally text the spas phone number, that wouldnt work.

The ladies pictures were blurred out, so even if the ladies provided their photo ID or any sort of legal documentation, it would be impossible for TER to verify that the Identity documents had any sort of relation to the faceless girls pictured in the ads.  

Both ladies did not have any email addresses listed on their ads and had no personal websites or anything like that.  

I am thinking in both cases, clients used a fake email address and contacted TER support pretending to be the provider herself, and came up with some sort of fake story to request to have the profiles delisted.

I am also fairly certain that, perhaps before you submit a review, or somewhere on TER site they actually used to have a disclaimer saying something like “if you are a provider who is in any way in danger because of the contents of a review, please contact us so we can have your account delisted”.  I remember seeing a disclaimer like that somewhere on TER site over the last couple years and i believe that is where these clients got the idea for how to get them delisted.

The other thing is these were very small scale, low level providers, I mean the eros lady had 2 reviews posted, both in 2024, and her profile was delisted over a whole year later- when it was delisted she did not even have an active eros ad up online- and TER obviously doesnt personally store pictures from these ladies escort ads, so if anyone clicked her eros ad linked on her TER profile from a year ago, it wouldnt have had any listing to show.  
The spa chick did have an active rub rankings ad, but face was blurred out, and she had 9 reviews.

I am convinced in both cases clients likely posed as providers when writing to TER and requested a delisting.  I am wondering maybe they did not do much in verification because they only had 2 and 9 reviews- but also because there was simply no information on their advertisements they could use to verify the ladies, it seemed

Only TER can do that. Clients can provide proof that a provider committed X or Y infrction, and then TER decides what punishment, if any, is required. That can range from a timeout regarding posting here all the way to being permanently banished, with steps in between, of course, I'm sure.
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I can't get into the weeds of your lengthy post because you're using terms and language that are hard for me to fully understand without asking a bunch of questions. What I can say is that it would be damn near imposible for a client to pose as a provider when contacting TER without TER knowing about it, but I guess stranger things have happened.
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Its also possible, outside of your knowledge, that the providers no longer wanted to be on TER and took the necessary steps with admin to have themselves delisted.  
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It isn't in TER's best interest to delist providers without the girls request or adequate proof. They are in the business of wanting more providers on board, not less, unless, again, certain circumstances, as I mentioned above, take place.

If the provider does not claim her profile most anyone an do so.
That connects email and profile.  
Then using said email can request profile be deleated for whatever reason such as quitting personal issues

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Maybe the clients made false accusations of review manipulation against them?

That is what i mean.  If a provider does not claim her profile then anybody can easily claim it?  Isnt this a concern in that a client can abuse it if they want to for some reason have a providers reviews deleted.

Additionally, even if they are doing strict verifications to make sure that only the actual provider is claiming the profile, nobody else,  do they delist a profile merely if a provider requests to be delisted?  

This would again be something that could be abused- if a provider gets lots of bad reviews, she could just request a delisting to remove all her reviews.

Im aware certain provider or former provider profiles have the “ripoff report” scam disclaimer on them, but i believe those are only used for actual scammer/robber providers,  and arent issued just on a provider who gets bad reviews

Lets try to take it step by step then because I know my post was lengthy.

First, to clarify, im not referring to TER delisting a provider profile here on the TER discussion boards, im referring to TER delisting a providers review profile where they have reviews posted under a TER ID etc.  

 
My first question would be, if a providers escort advertisement only has a phone number posted, nothing else, no email address,

How would she actually contact TER to request being delisted off TER reviews?  She would have to email TER correct?

When she emails TER, how would she prove she is in fact the lady in the escort advertisement considering the escort advertisement only had pictures and a phone number listed on it?  

I mean lets say the ladies name is Katie.  It would be incredibly easy to make up a random email address of Katie2009 or something like that and then write out an email to TER support or whoever else.  

None of the traditional identity documents would work either.  Its not like Katie on an eros escort advertisement with only a (likely burner) phone number listed on it, could email TER support her photo ID or bank account info to attempt to prove she is the lady in tbe escort advertisement. So,  how would the person contacting TER prove they are the provider in the escort advertisement ?

How would a provider contact TER, as well as prove they are the provider, if the escort advertisement is just an advertisement on eros or rub rankings site, which only has a phone number and blurred out pictures on it?

Of course a provider, or a “provider”, could email TER support requesting to be delisted, but how would they prove they are the provider, since the escort advertisement had no email address listed on it, only a phone number?  

 
Of course if its a provider with their own established personal website, and email address listed on their personal website, then it would be an easy straightforward process to simply send TER an email and if its the same email from the personal website then that all makes sense and is verifiable.

And if its an escort agency, then chances are they have the agency email address-  even with escort agencies I would imagine the provider could not request to be delisted- it would need to be an email coming from the agency owner.  

But there are also providers who dont have a personal site, instead only posting ads on Eros or tryst, without even an email address.  If their ads also blur out their faces, in addition to not having an email address listed on the ad, then it would appear it would be almost impossible for TER to actually verify and confirm whether the person emailing them was actually the provider or just a friend or associate of the provider or even just a random guy who read reviews of the provider and was posing to be her?

Some do it when they retire, others do it bc they no longer want to be active here. That is well documented. And yes, of course, women with bad reviews have delisted as well.
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Unless TER has made changes more recently, its a bit more complicated than a provider just asking to be delisted. The provider must break a TER rule to do so.  
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The most common way was for her to place on her ads or website that she no longer allows TER reviews and then someone, possibly the girl herself, reports her and provides that evidence to TER. The penalty for that is being kicked off this platform, IOW "delisted."

I  do not believe that providers need to break any rules to be delisted .
As I remember in the old days to delist they needed to get rid of all adds andthen could delist in good standing.
Then threat those that have broken rules and been delisted by TER .
Now if I understand correctly a provider can say she does not want reviews and you can not review and create a profile -where years ago you were able to.  
Think lawyers have them becoming more flexible and maybe staying an active site.

I was referring to girls who planned on leaving TER but were also staying active in the lifestyle. Providers who retired i.e. took down all their ads, could delist. That is correct.

I know a few ladies who never got rid of their ads or website and had themselves delisted.

I can name number in our area too. Most were well regarded but did not like the review system  and more then one left as they were not supported when when they reported fakes and most of them good  reviews.