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skooter · 12-10-2013, 10:23 AM

I do my research when looking for the bang for my buck! (Pun intended). I see many reviews where it will say something like " have visited several times so set up was a breeze". Or " we know what each other likes and it was great". I know its a small thing but these are not real helpful when trying to make a decision. There are other reviews listed for the so I just read on. The question ...Why a review for someone you have seen multiple times? A promised review? I understand review specials as well but just curious.

SD2011 · 12-10-2013, 10:31 AM

I don't really have a good answer for that (others will surely do better than me on explaining) but I'll give it a go.

For me, I'm lazy yet I've seen some providers multiple times and done no review yet started one or two reviews, got distracted (aka lazy/procrastinated) and let it slip by.

So far in my hobby life, I've made it through one whole review. You'd think as much as I post at times, I'd get off my butt and do it already. Okay, I should probably go back and finish those (tomorrow... lol).

I think I need to see someone new or just someone really horny and good (it's been too long)!...that will spur me on to do more reviews and actually finish them?

Guest092216 · 12-10-2013, 10:32 AM

New menu item? Different experience overall? I'm allowing a new review of me by a previous reviewer for both of those reasons. Submissive/Greek, two things I'm not known for doing but in this case I feel it will be very entertaining and a nice introduction to a new item on my menu.

Not sure when it will "hit the stands" but I know it is in the works.

L.A. · 12-10-2013, 10:32 AM

A few reasons.

The provider may request or like a new review.
Client may need to make sure his PA is current.
Maybe some new info to share.
Might do a new review just to help out a provider you like and a review is a friendly reminder that she's still out there.

I believe the client can only get his PA extended if the last review of the same provider is 3 months old or greater.

skooter · 12-10-2013, 10:46 AM

I get that THN! Makes sense. I should probably write more reviews myself...Seems like several ladies don't really care if a review is written or not.

Guest092216 · 12-10-2013, 11:04 AM

Hey, there are some ladies that have a no review policy. I've even considered it myself lately. But if the integrity of the system is kept up I think they are very beneficial to all, previous reviewer or not.

Laura Lynn · 12-10-2013, 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by L.A.

A few reasons.

The provider may request or like a new review.
Client may need to make sure his PA is current.
Maybe some new info to share.
Might do a new review just to help out a provider you like and a review is a friendly reminder that she's still out there.

I believe the client can only get his PA extended if the last review of the same provider is 3 months old or greater.

I think this is a fair statement of why multi reviews are written.

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Originally Posted by skooter

...Seems like several ladies don't really care if a review is written or not.

I generally don't ask for reviews, leaving it up to my friend to decide if he would like to share his experience.

skooter · 12-10-2013, 11:50 AM

Have been enlightened by two of the finest ladies on the boards! Thanks

Say What · 12-10-2013, 10:35 PM

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Originally Posted by thathottnurse

New menu item? Different experience overall? I'm allowing a new review of me by a previous reviewer for both of those reasons. Submissive/Greek, two things I'm not known for doing but in this case I feel it will be very entertaining and a nice introduction to a new item on my menu.

Not sure when it will "hit the stands" but I know it is in the works.

Boom! That's the most common reason. New menu items, new incall or outcall policy, a need to illustrate the step up - or step down - in quality in subsequent visits.

And, sometimes, a lady will ask me if I'll write her a review even though I had written one previously. I know that some of them consider them better than ads and like to have current ones on file.

Looking41today · 12-10-2013, 10:53 PM

I don't get the no review policy. Isn't a review by someone who liked you a good ad, keeps your name there, etc? Personally I write a review per lady, I've done two for the ladies I see the most just because it had been a while. I kind of feel like I owe it to the fellow hobbyist and the lady to write one review of each new lady I see. I trolled reviews for five months before I pulled the trigger. And I was scared about LE, cash and dash, etc. And my first person was Selena who had 200 reviews at the time.

THN, you need to let me know about these off menu items. It's like animal style fries at In and Out. One of the best things at their place but for some reason not on the menu.

Chung Tran · 12-11-2013, 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by thathottnurse

I'm allowing a new review of me by a previous reviewer for both of those reasons.

you're "allowing" a new review? that's mighty gracious of you... providers don't get the luxury of dictating when/if I review them

Guest092216 · 12-11-2013, 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Chung Tran

you're "allowing" a new review? that's mighty gracious of you... providers don't get the luxury of dictating when/if I review them

I didn't know how else to say it. Yes, I'm allowing a review that discusses certain menu items I would normally ask be kept private, such as greek. In the past, on the rare occassion I enjoyed greek in a session, I requested it be kept private so others don't assume it's on my menu. Therefore, I allowed a review discussing greek. Have a nice day, "Chung".

Edit: Providers DO have the luxury of dictating reviews btw. Some have no review policies and others offer review specials. It also might come as a surprise to you that we also have the luxury of dictating who we do and don't see - just like you!

SpiceItUp · 12-11-2013, 07:29 AM

No review policies are a detriment IMO as many of us don't see providers who aren't well reviewed.

When I see a no Review policy I automatically assume there is likely to be poor service. Otherwise why not let your reputation precede you?

I think some ladies think the mystery is exciting to guys, or we think she is like semi UTR or something. To me it says you think so highly of your looks that you believe that's all you need to bring in new customers, which is not the case IMO with boards like this in existence.

When I hobby internationally it's a crapshoot who I end up with. In the states I'm doing research, if there's none to be found I move along

Chung Tran · 12-11-2013, 07:45 AM

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Originally Posted by thathottnurse

Edit: Providers DO have the luxury of dictating reviews btw. Some have no review policies and others offer review specials. It also might come as a surprise to you that we also have the luxury of dictating who we do and don't see - just like you!

I see you edited the part at the end, where you called me "Tranny"... real classy... ThroatNurse

you may think you can dictate reviews, but you can not.. if you could, this board is worthless.. why would it surprise me that you can dictate who you see or not see? that's the bedrock of this forum

Guest092216 · 12-11-2013, 07:50 AM

Quite a few VERY high end escorts do not allow reviews. Given the power trip that some gents obviously get (ie "no hooker's gonna dictate what I have to say about her") I can see how they are able to weed out the trash that way. Those ladies seem to be doing just fine without Chung's reviews too. Shocker!

And yes i changed it, I didn't want to get points for name calling.

So what your saying is if a lady offers you something off her menu and asks you to keep it private, such as greek, you're going to post it in the review anyway because you wanna be a power tripping dick over the ladies. Good to know.

Edit: The point is, you took issue over me using the word "allowed" in this particular case. I have supported the review system ad nauseum so you are basically picking a fight over a word I used. I understand and respect the review system. Even SW knew what I was trying to say so get over it.