I dont know but i have given up on them. I have sent an email to 2 of the ladies but neither one has returned my email. I'm skipping the 'sorority girls' for now.

The economy sucks so anything that helps stretch the hobby budget is OK by me. Especially when I found out the any reviews I posted during the SOBE contest counted for SR points.  You have to admit the gals found a way to gain market share in a tough business.  I have seen several of the gals and never had aa problem scheduling a session, emails usually responded to within a day.  

As long as these hot young ladies keep running specials I will keep seeing them. The true test will come when the specials end, will they still attract clients?

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It doesn't matter to me if they're "buying reviews" or not.  It's simply savy marketing to me by working the system well within its boundaries.  They've done all the Marketing 101 stuff - created a brand and established brand preference and demand - and from their reviews, they've delivered the "goods" as well - simple as that.

I hope to meet several of them sooner than later.

and when LE busts them and finds your info on their computer, that misdemeanor now becomes a felony.  

This logic would apply to any provider's discount.= BFD

So what! They are not asking you to give them 10 10.  They just want a review.  Many providers offer discounts or discounts for TER menbers with X or more reviews.  What's the difference?  Enjoy these young ladies.

It and the previous campaign are very vigorous marketing efforts. That makes me uncomfortable enough to prefer to pass.