What is the criteria for someone to get delisted from this site?

If a provider violates one of TER’s main rules, (outing someone, review manipulation etc, TER can delist her for cause.

"etc" must be pretty broad and have a wide interpretation since I know someone who just got delisted and it was at her request; she didn't out anyone and hasn't manipulated any reviews.

Not all reasons for delisting are negative and not all ladies leave TER because they take issue with it.  Sometimes it's just time for a change.  When some ladies graduate or complete whatever goal they were working towards, and no longer are seeing companions they decide to delist.  Others decide to go under the radar and delist to keep a lower profile, but are still in the business.  

Simply put...if she doesn't want to be here, the door is wide open to leave....
Its changed a lot since FOSTA/SESTA...  
Where ladies used to like to build a solid review history, many now despise it. They cite different reasons, but I personally only see it being a benefit if they're conducting business in a dubious manner.  

Thanks.

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...also has to take the affirmative step of removing all her advertising from the internet.  She can't just ask to be delisted from TER while at the same time leaving her ads up.  It doesn't matter if the reason is retirement or going UTR, she has to show she's doing it legitimately and not to run away from bad reviews.

I would think that even a person as dumb as you are, but who has been around this place as long as you have would know this. It's only about the 500th time it's come up.

So does this mean providers always have an out to effectively remove their reviews on a whim if things don't go their way?

Yes, that is EXACTLY what it means.

I would think that even a person as dumb as you are, but who has been around this place as long as you have would know this. It's only about the 500th time it's come up.

Not following your logic here.

...in case you hadn't noticed.  I posted one way for providers to do it - removing their internet ads and requesting TER to delist them.

I have heard from countless providers who have tried and failed to get themselves delisted using the "direct" method that you support, using my method they were delisted same day every time.

For providers who are retiring or otherwise leaving the business, or going full UTR, your method works. Those providers would want to remove their ads and website anyway.  
However there are providers who want off of TER but have no intention of leaving the business. These providers have no intention or no reason to remove their website or ads. In this case, GaG’s method is the easiest way to get delisted. I have given that same advice to providers here probably as many times as GaG has.

Of $500. She had more than enough strikes against her so TER did the right thing, But isn't there a "Rip Off" category she could have fallen into?? Anyways, she was bad news, but she's still out there so buyer beware if you're ever in LA.

That was an interesting thread!