Yesterday I received an email from a guy saying he submitted a review. Great except I knew immediately I had never met him NEVER even discussed a meeting with him. I contacted TER twice to confirm the guy even has admitted he posted it of the wrong girl and states he has contacted TER but as I'm standing here at a funeral after gathering I get the notice of a review. I hoped it was a great & fun one that I can't wait to read ~ but no, it's the false one.  

... and I can't quite comprehend how someone could mix up providers when submitting a review. Boggles the mind.

but in my defense, I don't write reviews.  There is no excuse for reviewing the wrong girl. If you can remember enough details to write a review, right up there at the top of the list would be to get the name right.lol

Being able to do board posts while "standing at a funeral."  Is it a real funeral where someone died, or one of the ones where you're just standing over a customer who can't get wood?

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I just found out that some guys post anonymous reviews and do so weeks later in the hopes that the provider won't remember them.  Therefore one has to assume all TER reviews are complete works of fiction since they could just make the encounter up out of nothing.   The rule that you have to have actually had an encounter to write a review is no rule at all, since they guy (or gal, or space alien) could make the whole thing up.

The guy admitted he made a mistake, so that's a mistake and not a fake (we hope). With everyone (you, reviewer, TER) cooperating, it should be corrected in due course.

Since I don't have piles of money to burn for excitement I tend to do research before signing on the dotted line for long term payments, leasing or purchasing big ticket items.  
  I would have to be a care free reckless multi millionaire or start drinking to forget the name of a hooker I spent hundreds on, to rent for an hour or two.    
   
 You can bet your last dollar I remember the model car I drive and the brand of suit I bought  
  for the last funeral I attended.
 
  Speaking of  last funeral I attended, a young lady, sitting next to me, a friend of the deceased seemed on the sad side.  
  When I noticed her sobbing,  the Gentleman I am, felt compelled to lightly massage her neck.
  Before you can say don't wake up the dead, we were in the ladies room going to town.

I JUST dealt with an issue like this and fortunately today it was handled. Although, TER waited 3+ weeks to remove it after hearing NOTHING back from the guy. I checked his review history only to see that he did a crap review for another provider which wasn't very nice.  

What an outlook about women...

I always keep track of who I see and when.  I don't write a review every time I see someone, but when I do it's always correct.