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The Demise Of E.com
graywolf60 21 Reviews 1386 reads
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As the end of May approaches I really hate the end of e.com. This was a great source for me to work into other sites for checking on reviews, etc. This was a great resource to get information on providers and at the same time gave them the chance to check on us, the users. For me it was a critical cross reference and after that, the rest was up to me. Well, it is what it is. Let me and the rest of the system know what other easy quick and easy options are out there other than BP. g60

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Duplicitouslust159 reads

Dear Natasha:
I really think that you should look into that. There is really going to be a void for certain woman who won't show up as easily on most of the major boards. You would be doing the hobbying community a favor as well as the fine sorority of woman that you have come to represent.  For the provider who works and hails from the middle sized metropolises or outposts who traditionally tend to be overlooked e.com served as an economic beacon of light for those who were looking to break in and work in the business.  Further more other advertising sites tend to cater to the larger metropolises. However look at another site who is now making changes to there site and now you can set up a search for those features.  You should go on that site and perhaps pitch a question if you can't get the domain rights to e.com to see if you can expand the site to service those smaller venues who once where served by e.com.

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rightonppl269 reads

E.com was indispensable for both hobbyists and providers who don't happen to live in one of the few regions that TER properly covers. And nothing else out there comes close for timely info on new local escorts and touring schedules. I really wish a similar site would come along to take its place. Of course, it would be great if TER took up some of the slack, but how can you argue with the genius of 'Other Cities'?

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OldTraveler192 reads

Posted By: rightonppl
E.com was indispensable for both hobbyists and providers who don't happen to live in one of the few regions that TER properly covers. And nothing else out there comes close for timely info on new local escorts and touring schedules. I really wish a similar site would come along to take its place. Of course, it would be great if TER took up some of the slack, but how can you argue with the genius of 'Other Cities'?
For all it's value "Other Cities" and the policy that a lady has to have a web site (and even then only some web sites seem to count) severely limits it as a truly "national" asset.

I spend half my time in places TER covers well, half in places where it is essentially useless.

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natashalynne200 reads

especially for touring providers.  I am really, really going to miss it.

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natashalynne228 reads

Good luck getting noticed on the "other cities" board.

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scoed180 reads

I do notice hot all the providers touring everywhere but here. It is very rare anyone advertises for where I live. So yes I would notice but I can't do a thing about it as I am no where near Nashville and rarely travel. I guess that don't help ether of us very much, though. :(

They need to break down that board into smaller chunks. It would make it more useful for all.

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natashalynne190 reads

But there are hundreds of other cities, all of reasonable size, that fall under the "Other Cities" board.  I could have said Cleveland or St. Louis or Milwaukee, but the point is the same.  TER is not a good board for advertising unless you're in one of the designated regions.  E.com, on the other hand, excelled at the bringing touring providers and clients together.

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GaGambler208 reads

I agree that a good start would to lump some of the smaller cities into a regional board, like "midwest", but as a lowly mod I have no power over such things.

I might suggest a concerted effort on the S&P board, if there were enough support for it the PTB might just go for it. Keep in mind that as areas start generating enough traffic to support their own board TER has been pretty good about creating them, anyone (besides Mikey of course) notice we have a New Mexico board of all places.

If New Mexico can generate enough traffic for it's own board, surely Tennessee could do the same.

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