...and now his other 13 reviews are called into question:Recommending Nikki Avalon (LV) in 2010 would be an auto DQ, IMHO.
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Anyone willing to hazard a guess as to which, if any, session(s) actually took place? Originally Posted by Don T. Lukbak
Thats because you're only looking at it from your point of view. Try looking at it from a moderator's perspective.
Reviews automatically go into an approval queue for approval and assignment to the provider. In that queue, whatever mod is available at that time will assign them. There is no mechanism available to alert us as to whether or not there is a dispute going on at that time...it's a standalone process.
Even if there were, there is a separate protocol we have to follow for investigating possible fraudulent reviews. We have no idea what happened or what is true or not. We have no reason to believe you over him or vice versa. He says it happened in his review and you say it did not.
The fact of the matter is that any number of things could have happened. He could have put the wrong date, seen you (or Kristen) under a different name, maybe a record keeping error, maybe he's lying or mistaken about some or all of it, or maybe you're lying or mistaken. We have no clue.
This is just a message board with volunteer staff doing what we can. We will gladly investigate to the extent possible but the reality is that we have no ability to discern what did or did not happen. If we are not 100% sure, the policy on this site is to leave it as is and let member's decide for themselves what is true. You can avail yourself of a coed rebuttal thread which can be, and has been, linked to the review thread.
I realize it is frustrating when this happens but, as I said, try to look at it from the moderator's perspective. Originally Posted by SpiceItUp
Like I already said. No amount of explaining will make me understand the "process"I see. So basically it is your position that moderators should take the provider's word for it and remove any review she claims is fake.
You mods don't look at it from the prospective of the provider . This is our JOB and how we make money. This is all just fun and games to mods, but this is my livelihood... So no I don't think it makes sense to ignore fake reviews and just leave them. The lack of interest to remove a fake review that effects our business is baffling to me.
But that's beside the point.... The review is fake- he hasn't responded to any of my PMs to explain himself. Originally Posted by Ember Simmers
Like I already said. No amount of explaining will make me understand the "process" Originally Posted by Ember SimmersYou are behaving quite selfish and immature. You can yell a million times "this is my job" - but everyone already knows that.