I thinks some guys put way too much information of location of providers. Just a general area is good enough (like northside or west 'burbs), the information that the provider wants out there about where she works is already on her website. Anything more detailed than that can be gotten from booking an appointment, why else would anyone need to know any more?

Good catch, and good reaction too.

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This happened to me

on a local seattle board.  I posted a reply saying I used to live in that part of town and there was only one place that fit the bill.  I asked that he edit the posted review and for others to be vague in speaking of location.

This was for a local AMP, not my thing, but I knew exactly which retail space he was referring to.  He had no idea the problems he could have created.

The post was edited within minutes.

You are the greatest Gentlemen..

That was a very good catch, and what you did was so nice. Not many will go out of there way to help the provider in keeping anonymity and discretion.
I go out of my way to keep my privacy and whoever I see private, something I really value. That was a great thing you did..smiles, love, hugs, and licks to you...

XOXOX

I actually saw one guy put a gal's room number in a review a few months ago.  Fortunately she had checked out of the hotel before the review posted but come on!  How stupid can you be?

Really nothing more than "her hotel" or "my hotel" needs to be put in the review. Another big problem is providers and customers posting TMI on the local boards. If you are in a major city there is no problem with saying that but quoting hotel names, neighborhoods or smaller suburban cities is just way too risky. Unfortunately we live and hobby in the age of Craig's List and the cheap-ass internet street walkers who populate CL have made it more dangerous for hard-working discreet ladies just by drawing unwanted attention to the hobby.

Think before you post ladies and gentlemen.  You never know who is reading.

Think, fellas!

Would you want the provider giving out your address if she came to your house/apt/condo for an outcall?  Of course not, so why have some hobbyists given out such specific information about providers' incalls?  You got me on that one.  Do they think they are helping her?  We all know that they are not helping her in the least.

I generally don't even mention anything about incall sites, unless I say something like 'I got to her room', etc.  There is too much else to tell everyone about the encounter to waste time and words telling about her location.

Swim