- k3nfvn
- 09-27-2018, 02:04 PM
Maybe I'm missing it, but I've certainly tried hard to find the post that showed the recommended way to do a report. I've been around for awhile now, but finally ready to do my first report. Just want to do it correctly.
- k3nfvn
- 10-31-2018, 03:37 PM
- SmallWonder
- 10-31-2018, 04:47 PM
Most of it is self-explanatory. To get credit, you must have a way to contact the provider and some form of online ad or website.
The place most people have trouble with is the ROS (Rest of the Story) section. The more detailed this section is, the better. You should include:
1. Getting the appointment: How you contacted the provider and how easy it was to set up the appointment. Was the provider on time? Did she require referrals? Etc.
2. The Location: (if Incall) How did she provide details on getting to her location? Was the location safe? Was the location clean? Was she alone at the location or were there other people there? Was the location a hotel or a private location? How was parking - Safe? Discreet?
3. Meeting the provider: How were you greeted? How did you begin the session?
4. Activities: You don't necessarily need a detailed blow-by-blow description of everything that happened, but some details are helpful. Was she clean? Were there things she doesn't allow? Did she take charge or let you lead? etc.
5. Other details: Did you get the full time you paid for? What does she charge and how did the payment get transferred from you to her? Was she a clock-watcher? Did she take phone calls or texts during the session? Any other distractions? Mention anything that was out-of-the ordinary that made the session either better or worse.
6. Overall Impression: Were you pleased with how the session went, and why? Would you repeat? If you gave an overall good review, but a "no" recommendation, you should explain why. If you have an overall negative or neutral review and a "Yes" recommendation, you should explain that, as well.
Include all details that would be important for someone else to decide whether or not they might want to see the provider, keeping in mind that everyone's wants and tastes are different. For example, in one recent review I mentioned that the body type of the provider was not what I was expecting and that I probably wouldn't repeat based on that; but I also mentioned that the provider was more than willing to engage in all of the activities I requested and mentioned that she tried to please me. This would be helpful for someone else who prefers a different body type than my preference. Things like "doesn't allow DATY" or "Doesn't allow CIM" or "Doesn't allow kissing" are helpful to know. Not everyone wants all of these activities, but for some of us they are important.
Thanks for contributing.
The place most people have trouble with is the ROS (Rest of the Story) section. The more detailed this section is, the better. You should include:
1. Getting the appointment: How you contacted the provider and how easy it was to set up the appointment. Was the provider on time? Did she require referrals? Etc.
2. The Location: (if Incall) How did she provide details on getting to her location? Was the location safe? Was the location clean? Was she alone at the location or were there other people there? Was the location a hotel or a private location? How was parking - Safe? Discreet?
3. Meeting the provider: How were you greeted? How did you begin the session?
4. Activities: You don't necessarily need a detailed blow-by-blow description of everything that happened, but some details are helpful. Was she clean? Were there things she doesn't allow? Did she take charge or let you lead? etc.
5. Other details: Did you get the full time you paid for? What does she charge and how did the payment get transferred from you to her? Was she a clock-watcher? Did she take phone calls or texts during the session? Any other distractions? Mention anything that was out-of-the ordinary that made the session either better or worse.
6. Overall Impression: Were you pleased with how the session went, and why? Would you repeat? If you gave an overall good review, but a "no" recommendation, you should explain why. If you have an overall negative or neutral review and a "Yes" recommendation, you should explain that, as well.
Include all details that would be important for someone else to decide whether or not they might want to see the provider, keeping in mind that everyone's wants and tastes are different. For example, in one recent review I mentioned that the body type of the provider was not what I was expecting and that I probably wouldn't repeat based on that; but I also mentioned that the provider was more than willing to engage in all of the activities I requested and mentioned that she tried to please me. This would be helpful for someone else who prefers a different body type than my preference. Things like "doesn't allow DATY" or "Doesn't allow CIM" or "Doesn't allow kissing" are helpful to know. Not everyone wants all of these activities, but for some of us they are important.
Thanks for contributing.