- dallasfan80
- 09-26-2011, 06:48 AM
I hate to ask this but if someone has a negative experience with a lady and wants to post a bad review on her should they have to try and prove what they're saying somehow? I ask because of all the crap that's going on on BP in hattiesburg, someones making it seem like it would be a waste of time unless you provide proof before you try and say something bad about anyone
- vicinms
- 09-26-2011, 09:24 AM
The short answer is Yes, you can post a review here on anyone - good or bad! ECCIE is all about sharing information on providers/visits and unfortuantely, all appts don't go great and even popular ladies will sometimes have an "off" day or maybe the chemistry just isn't there sometimes. It's still OK to leave a review, though be as fair as possible and include the good with the bad. You should be able to get your point across without being overly harsh or critical and if done in a contructive way, even providers can acknowledge their shortcomings!
Will there be people who question the review - quite possibly (especially if it's an ECCIE provider with a good rep). Also, your relative Newbie status (based on your # of posts/reviews) may cause some people to take it "with a grain of salt" so to speak, but if it happened that way, don't be afraid to tell it like it is and then you can respond (or not) as you feel the need, if there are those who express disbelief.
Of course, you don't have to "Prove" anything but that doesn't mean the provider won't have a different version of the story and want to tell it!
Will there be people who question the review - quite possibly (especially if it's an ECCIE provider with a good rep). Also, your relative Newbie status (based on your # of posts/reviews) may cause some people to take it "with a grain of salt" so to speak, but if it happened that way, don't be afraid to tell it like it is and then you can respond (or not) as you feel the need, if there are those who express disbelief.
Of course, you don't have to "Prove" anything but that doesn't mean the provider won't have a different version of the story and want to tell it!
- saintsFanChris
- 09-26-2011, 01:02 PM
I must agree with Vic, I will look for reviews and then "consider the source", I.e. what's their attitudes. Like if someone said, "This woman is the most beautiful working girl in the south east" then in 10 other posts says over 21 to 30 isn't just the age I'm looking for but the BMI range... I personally find a little too heavy for playboy to be wonderful, but I'd want to see pics of her to make sure that woman doesn't have 'too much of that good thing' (i.e. weight). The less information I have to get an objective feel for a reviewer's likes/dislikes the less stock I'll put in that review.
dallasfan, you won't waste your time doing a review, you just may not get much 'cred' with the wider community here until after you've been around here for a while, but you can't earn 'cred' until you start posting regularly.
Welcome to the board,
-- Chris
dallasfan, you won't waste your time doing a review, you just may not get much 'cred' with the wider community here until after you've been around here for a while, but you can't earn 'cred' until you start posting regularly.
Welcome to the board,
-- Chris
- dallasfan80
- 09-26-2011, 04:03 PM
I'll start doing that, thanks guys 