I am amazed how many guys see these ladies? that have 2/3 performance reviews yet they let the little head take over. It had to be alcohol/drugs induced. I saw a review the other day where the lady's highest score was a 2 on performance yet this dimwit still booked her. He can review so he must know to check things out. Even non VIP status usually gives you enough info not to book her.

Who will either get a reference that spells run far, far away or find a guy on a blacklist and still see him and then get treated badly or ripped off. There is no accounting for stupidity on either side.

First, go see a provider. Second check her reviews.  This especially happens when it's a Plan B and they guy doesn't have time to check the reviews and he's thinking with his little head.  Also some guys don't find TER until after they see a poor provider.  Usually when they're looking again , they stumble onto TER and realize they can write a review. Nothing amazes me.  

Before TER...  Shitty stinky dumpy hotel room with a bait and switch bitch.

A lot of those reviews are fake. Why do I say that? Because a provider who already has a few bad reviews will generally not complain if a 4th, 5th, or 6th bad review is posted. In fact, a some of them are not even aware that they have reviews in the first place.

When you see pages and pages of bad reviews for a provider and hobbyists with 10 or more reviews who know what they are doing always makes me think fake review. Newbies, well that can be expected.

There was/is a provider up in DC who has pages of poor reviews. I can't recall her name offhand, but you can't tell me a lot of those hobbyists went to see her after dozens of bad reviews are on the up and up.

and fly on US Air, and drive Yugos.

Who said:  No one ever went broke underestimating the taste of the public?

I don't know how you'd find this out for sure but I doubt there's a single one of those sad excuses for a car running anywhere in the US.

Still waiting for the rotary dialer version

for whatever today's loser car might be.

Each age has had one:  Edsel, Gremlin, Daewoo.

Not sure what car today screams out:  I'm a complete cheap-ass loser who doesn't care what you think of my choice to drive the cheapest, most failure-prone, ugly, and least performing car made.

The only saving grace of these cars is that if you buy one and keep it in mint condition for fifty years, you'll have a valuable collector's item.

Launched in 1985, the Yugo was priced around four thousand bucks at a time when the average price for a new car was nine grand. Initially, the car was a huge sales success promising to deliver the appearance, performance and quality at a fraction of the price of the well reviewed and established automobile brands. The rest, as they say, is history.

Put gas in it.