Writing Reviews

It's been awhile since I posted a review, and I cannot find where/how to write and post. I see it says click on Premium Access at the top of any page. I don't see "Premium Access", but I do see "Go Premium" but nowhere to write on that page. Help.ß

Go to the review forum for either an independent or agency lady. At the top you'll see two buttons. One of them will be "New Review." Click on that, and it will give you the form to fill out.

Have fun writing the review.

JaG

Thanks JaG.

B, look at my sig line and it will show you where to go to in order to write a review. If that doens't help, send me a PM and will go from there.

RL

I just wrote a review. I had just clicked "yes" on recommendation, accidentally touched something else, and the whole thing disappeared. Did it get submitted or did it disappear for real?

I've been looking around for it but I can't find it anywhere! There is nothing to see so I have no idea what happened to your review.

Rewrote. Submitted. Thank you for your help. Thisgirl is an undiscovered gem, a sweet little country girl who is a totally natural, totally sexual woman. I've seen her four times in a month. Busted my budget big time, but I just can't help myself. Reviews on the other visits forthcoming.

Going to piggyback off of this. I know we should never tell a provider what is in the Rest of the Story as it's private.

But before you submit a review is it a TOS violation to email YOUR ROS to HER, before posting via email? I know I have seen several guys mention that they do this. But wanted to make sure it's ok, before I do.

I wouldn't recommend it because it could come back to haunt you. If something gets repeated on the board because of it, there's no way to prove that you didn't give it to her.

On another point, when a guy writes a review and it's his first one. He may mess it up to high heaven. If he does, NICELY reach out in a PM, don't make fun of a guy for trying, especially if he's a new member. I would hate to see someone leave who would otherwise have been a good member on eccie because he felt unwanted. We don't all have thick skins.

I have been considering a twist on this. We each have our way with words and we may stretch the facts on occasion, it’s all dreamland anyway. How would it be taken if she would write the ROS under the clients supervision?

Once again, you're trusting that something never comes back to haunt you.

I see it at too risky. You may trust someone enough on one day and on the next, something goes wrong. It happens.