I never thought this would be a matter for review rejection, but "Heads Up" it is ...

Status
Unapproved
Reason
The name listed on the website that was included in your review does not match the name listed in the "Name" field of the review and/or in the details section of the review.

So I've just edited the "Ad website" in the review I submitted to the website where the lady's name matches.

... Mildly Interesting ...

I think providers do this so they can tell where their customers come from. Back in the day, some cis escorts would have one name on backpage and another name on Eros so they could capture both high end and low end customers without getting their brands/customers mixed up. They would take shorter, QV/HH and cheaper dates from the low end site under one name/number and then book GFE hour long dates other the under name/number.

I know a few girls that do this for marketing , they  know where you are calling from and witch ads bring in more revenue. Sometimes even different pricing for each ad . No reason for not being approved though kinda crazy

Call her by name on the low-end ad; ask for services and time she advertises on her high-end website. Don't sound smart.  Sound more like Idiocracy's lawyer 'Frito'. (It's good for growing plants; it's got electrolytes.)

Yea, you can sometimes get the high-end service for the lower price if you play it right. Just book the full hour and you usually get the VIP treatment and save a $100 or so.

Agreed, it's a strategy that's been around, it could be making a come back...