Actually, it's not. Say what the OP is saying is NOT true. I'm not saying it isn't; I'm just saying suppose it's all a lie. Or say he could be some guy that's pissed at his girlfriend that is sleeping around on him and he posts her information here in a fake review. Businesses and people have recourse through the administrative processes on sites like Yelp and then ultimately through the courts to get libelous claims removed. I'm willing to bet, with very few instances, that women are unwilling to seek a remedy through the courts.
I could take anyone's phone number, put it in a fake UTR type ad somewhere on the internets, write a fake review and have your phone number associated with being a working girl. Believe me, there are people that vindictive in the world, and when things like divorces are going on, it would be a handy weapon. Just look at the willingness of you and EA to have the lady, who may not even know about this place and who may not have even done the things the OP said, potentially libeled because neither of you have any respect for women.
Maybe this guy is just like you and is merely seeking attention.
Originally Posted by OliviaHoward
That could happen. I'm sure that does happen 1 in 1,000,000 UTR reviews. The other 999,999 times she's a hooker.
Pretty sure the rules are intended to cover the majority of cases not the outliers or abuses of them.
Also, the responses to the OP isn't about willingness to do any such thing, that girl advertises her services she isn't even UTR. We're just having a discussion now about the rules concerning No Review Policies and whose prerogative it is to decide.