Very often now, I am coming across ladies who advertise on Eros, Slixa etc., but explicitly told me they do not want to be reviewed.  They are good providers, more often than not, much better than average.

At least that's what a few gals who told me said.

I can't imagine why a woman wouldn't want to be reviewed in the current hobbying environment...free publicity is good publicity.

I know that comes as a shock to many here, but many girls just don't want them because they don't need them any longer, and if they have never been reviewed, they were talked out of doing so by the twitter crowd.

should not have any trepidation about being reviewed.   However, once they take the plunge, they should try to get as many reviews as possible so that their "averages" reflect the level of service they provide.  Too many times a provider will have a few reviews, and then some unhappy customer scores there really low, which causes their average to plunge because the sample is so small.  Then the response of the girl is to cut off reviews in a panic.   If a girl is an 8 or 9 for service most of the time, she can keep her average in that range by having a lot of reviews as opposed to just a few.  

There's a number of reason, all mentioned. But I know of one girl in Vegas who's banned by some hotels and has been busted by LE. So she needs to keep a low profile, that I get.
I remember one girl who had a real life girlfriend. We had a great passionate high energy date. Way beyond any of what her ad had in her description, non GFE, CBJ, No DFK...blah, blah. She knew I was a serial reviewer (at that time of course). She asked that I didn't review our date...which I respected. So I guess maybe some have SO that they're trying to shield from what really goes on. Who knows
Almost like massage girls who escort on the down low....

There are many reasons why ladies don't want to have reviews. I've been asked or told not to tell anyone or put our date in a review(I don't do them anyways), because she said what happened in our time will not happen with others.

Melissa

For me a do not review is a red flag.  If she doesn’t want reviews, then I assume it’s because she’s hiding something, usually 20-30 extra pounds, 10 years, or a serious attitude, neither works for me.  It can also be because she is inconsistent: like she’ll suck a dick, just not your dick. Reviews provide a gauge of consistency, a dozen 10 reviews  with no refusals of services helps get over the fear of YMMV service (the scourge of our hobby).

This I agreed.

One time I saw a girl referred to me by  another girl,I know well. Service was excellent,  I said she wanted to be reviewed here, she politely declined. That is why I brought this topic up.

Don’t want to risk to have this one review when  she is described as a little heavier , a slightly older, maybe even a little smellier down there .  It could ruin her business.  

I have never seen a profile on ter without any reviews but came across this recently. Can a provider have all reviews expunged now and still have a profile that only lists her appearance info and services offered?

Stacey gets a review which creates a profile for her, for some reason her reviewer has HIS reviews removed, hers along with the rest of his reviews, which leaves her with a profile, but no reviews.  

Yes delisting is s trend, but most providers who are doing it are doing it bc it is the trendy thing to do not bc. I believe those who are doing well enough without reviews when TER was gone are the exception not the rule. The anti-TER providers are a very loud minority. I believe delisting is a trend due more to social sanction from this loud twitter crowd rather than providers delisting because they don’t need TER to do well financially. Many of those delisting do so as to be accepted by the cool girls and not meet their wrath if they ever dare say reviews aren’t the worst thing in the world. Peer pressure is powerful and many are going against their financial interests to not be seen seen as enabling review culture (even seen some providers compare  reviews to coercion, as stupid as that sounds).

I used to think reviews were corny but I understand the need for from seeing if a women has gained weight over the years or if her appearance or attitude has changed. In all honestly I skim threw all my reviews briefly. But never take them to seriously.  

I suppose a provider that wants on this site can post the add as long as she has another add and/or website.
Do not ever remember seeing a rule against it.

Basically what the other ladies said plus sometimes it is not a good thing to become too “well known”. Because when you are too well known you could potentially attract the attention of LE, scammers, weirdos, and psychos, hell even people you might know outside of this line of work. Literally anyone can read a review as many are free and even so if someone wants to all they have to do a pay a few dollars and then they could read every little nasty detail (true or not).

But he wasn’t talking about an ad. It’s a profile with no reviews. Providers don’t create their own profiles, and reviewers can’t create a blank profile.  

Reviewer writes a review, created the profile, profile posted, then review was removed, leaving an empty profile.  The reason for the review being removed could be several. Could be the reason you suggested. Could be suspected as a fake review, (discovered by TER or reported by another member), could have even be removed for the reviewer to edit and resubmit. There are a few other reasons the review might have been removed. In any case the profile won’t stay like that forever. Eventually the review will be replaced, or a new one will appear on her profile, or TER will remove the profile.

I only see ladies who have reviews. I want to know what I’m getting into.  I think it’s valid to say experiences my vary but there are some girls that everyone should absolutely stay away from.  Those scammers need to be  exposed. Unfortunately those few scammers ruin it for the rest of the industry. That’s why reviews are necessary.

For those ladies who eschew reviews, and their clients, more power to them if that's their preference and they can make it work. For those clients who insist on reviews, that's a reasonable position and there are plenty of providers who are more than happy to occupy that space. The key point, IMHO, is to know in what niche you're most comfortable and to realize that complaining about the others isn't going to change anything.