I think you qualify

But , to your question.
IMHO it's not just the number of reviews but who has submitted them and in what time frame have they popped up.
In other words if a lady has 10 reviews in the same month by guys with no other reviews  or limited Board presence  I would not consider her established. In fact , that would be a red flag.
However if a lady had 5 or 6 reviews by respected board members over a period of a year ,say one a month or so , I'd consider her established and reliable ( assuming the reviews were positive).

If you travel the country and don't have recent reviews, then it's like you don't have any reviews at all.

I have 9 but now that I'm back on the East Coast, I'm hoping to inspire some more!

I am hoping to gain more reviews too as I only have 9 now.

Mamacita Salinas,

I would consider you to be both an established and credible provider given that 1) you have several reviews from credible reviewers; 2) you have a constant flow of reviews from Feb-current (6 months); and 3) your reviews seem very consistent (range for appearance is 7-9 and range for performance is 7-10 if you remove one outlier).  Still, you might want to consider the following (I'm not sure the motivation for your question):

1) Based on a conversation that I had with another provider a few days ago, It is my understanding that a lady becomes eligible to be on the TER 100 lists once she has at least 20 reviews.  I'm not sure if there is also a time requirement such as 1-year, but I don't believe that to be the case.  
2) That suggests that TER may "define" representative, established, and/or credible as at least 20 reviews.
3) Or perhaps TER is just saying that 20+ reviews is the minimum number to begin to fairly compare or rank providers.  Which is less than the what is usually required --- usually the "magic" number is 30.
4) I suspect that many people may view a credible provider as a lady that not only has consistent reviews but also has multiple reviews from respected reviewers.  Whereas they may view an established provider as a lady that not only meets that requirement but also has some sort of longevity (maybe at least 1 or two years of reviews).              

Sincerely,

ANG

TO me "established" and "well established" implies something about quality.  200 lousy reviews do not make a provider "well established."

An escort is an established provider at 20 good reviews (8 overall and above).  At 50 reviews she becomes a well established provider.

I Like About 200 Reviews.....LOL!!

Seriously, what others have said makes much better sense.....it's about WHO has reviewed you than how many you have.

Trusted hobbyists who participate on the boards and write reviews will make me look closer at a lady then reviews from guys who have just written their first review.

But me thinks you already understand that by the prior responses.

Sorry for the "edit".....I am experiencing PEBKAC errors.....Problem Exists Between Keyboard And Chair.....LOL!!

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