Is it me or is the TER delisting policy now more liberal than before? I have seen some new girls reviewed in the last couple of weeks only now to see their profiles / new reviews disappear. Have others had this experience?
What happens when someone attempts to review a provider that has been delisted at their request? If the review gets accepted, can the provider delist yet again? Each time? Thanks.
I would like to know the answer to that too because I have had several ladies tell me that all they did was ask to be delisted and their profiles were taken down. They said that ter told them that as long as they have ads still up and running that someone else can post another review of them again.
There are also a few ladies that asked to be delisted and were told that they would have to take down their ads and website down in order to delist so I am not sure why others did not have to take their ads down in order to delist.
Based on my experience, yes, less girls want reviews today than back in the day for all the reasons I have stipulated many times recently. This is no surprise to me, but I think a number of others are starting to see the same thing and are concerned.
We are simply in a different day and age, and it appears that no substantial changes are coming to welcome them back or on get them on board to begin with.
Re: a girl that delists and gets another review, my understanding in the past was that was a mistake on TER's part and if pointed out to them, they would rectify it. Once a girl de-listed, she can not have a profile here unless she asked to be reinstated and she was TER compliant i.e. she had a TER logo on her site, she allowed reviews, etc.
But you are not the first to make this point so maybe TER policy has changed?
Re: Two separate issues to detangle here. I think a number of others are starting to see the same thing and are concerned.
I'm concerned with how some don't see the issue here with TER putting up a delisted provider's profile up again only because a hobbyist wrote a review about them -- unbeknownst to the provider................
I always respect a woman's no review policy but that is a choice. A provider cannot be the self-proclaimed entrepreneurial business person (self-made and all), and then be upset when one of their customers discusses the service provided. It is all part of the business that the provider chose to engage in. It is nothing personal.
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