Since I'm new here, I need some advice about writing reviews. I know some ladies want them. Some don't, and that's cool, I wouldn't review anyone who didn't want it. But of the ones that do, what should I expect? I'm not looking for a hassle. Will they be cool and chill about it? Or would I have to be worried about being hassled to write a review every time I saw someone? I also worry about their visibility to others. Do providers get jealous when they see how many reviews you've written on other providers and pressure you to come see them for that reason? I don't think I would like that. Finally, are the reviews secret from the providers? Or would they want to review and approve everything before the review got posted?
I'm still not sure whether I will do any or not, but your insights will help me make up my mind so thank you kindly in advance!
- Eugene Yuss
- 01-05-2021, 06:28 PM
- Parttimehobbyist
- 01-05-2021, 07:38 PM
Ask her first before writing a review. You’ll thank me later.
Nothing is a secret here. Whatever you write on your review, negative or positive will eventually make its way back to her.
If you experience danger, sus activity, get robbed, physically abused, etc please let us know.
Don’t ever feel like you have to always write a review.
Always include rate and length of session in review. We’ll thank you later.
You don’t have to use a lot of imagery or include many details, but if you want to go for it! It’s YOUR review and fuck anyone that tells you how you should write YOUR review.
Finally, just be honest. Let us know what you liked about her and your session. If there were any cons, let us know!
Ps: include rate and length of session.
Cheers,
PTH
Nothing is a secret here. Whatever you write on your review, negative or positive will eventually make its way back to her.
If you experience danger, sus activity, get robbed, physically abused, etc please let us know.
Don’t ever feel like you have to always write a review.
Always include rate and length of session in review. We’ll thank you later.
You don’t have to use a lot of imagery or include many details, but if you want to go for it! It’s YOUR review and fuck anyone that tells you how you should write YOUR review.
Finally, just be honest. Let us know what you liked about her and your session. If there were any cons, let us know!
Ps: include rate and length of session.
Cheers,
PTH
- arealone
- 01-05-2021, 08:14 PM
Be leery of providers who want you to write a review but demand to proofread it prior to you posting it. Its your review, not theirs
- Eugene Yuss
- 01-05-2021, 08:18 PM
- Eugene Yuss
- 01-05-2021, 08:18 PM
Ask her first before writing a review. You’ll thank me later.Thanks for the great advice!
Nothing is a secret here. Whatever you write on your review, negative or positive will eventually make its way back to her.
If you experience danger, sus activity, get robbed, physically abused, etc please let us know.
Don’t ever feel like you have to always write a review.
Always include rate and length of session in review. We’ll thank you later.
You don’t have to use a lot of imagery or include many details, but if you want to go for it! It’s YOUR review and fuck anyone that tells you how you should write YOUR review.
Finally, just be honest. Let us know what you liked about her and your session. If there were any cons, let us know!
Ps: include rate and length of session.
Cheers,
PTH Originally Posted by Parttimehobbyist
- CatMan4u
- 01-05-2021, 11:25 PM
The reviews that are honest and true help all of us
- Eugene Yuss
- 01-06-2021, 05:31 AM
- chillingsince1976
- 01-06-2021, 06:50 AM
Tell the truth positive and negative. Include things that happen before like screening and ease of scheduling we will thank you for the heads up. And please include the cost of the visit a lot of folks leave that out for some reason. Personally I always write reviews myself because I believe in Karma good and bad. And want to help others on the board. JMO