Date-Check requires providers to assign a number to a hobbyist they have seen.
It's been a while since anyone has contacted me through it, but I think some of the ratings were:
1= I do NOT recommend him
2= I recommend with reservations
3= I recommend
4=?
5= My highest recommendation
I may be off on the count. 1 might be NCNS and "No" might be a 0.
Anyway, the basic idea is you just assign a number to the hobbyist. You don't actually review him LOL!
He can't see what he's been rated.
Example: if another provider sees he has a "recommend with reservations" she can contact that lady and find out that he shorted her so she might choose to book but just count the money upfront, or he forgot about the date and didn't come until the provider called him, so be sure to confirm the night before, etc.
TER has a whitelist for each hobbyist which is just a list of providers who have given that hobbyist an "OK". Very similar to P411 oks.
The difference is that TER is a review board, so if a hobbyist has reviewed dozens of ladies and hasn't received many/any Whitelist OKs, his reviews may not be real, or maybe there are just a whole lot of ladies who would not see him again.
- HoneyRose
- 05-31-2014, 11:16 PM
- nookiebandit
- 06-01-2014, 05:39 PM
Humaniplex sucks.
Humaniplex is a very closed community that favors providers and makes it difficult for hobbyists to join. They may pay $25 to join but that does not make it any easier or guarantee anything - you still have an untrusted/new rating - that gives providers an excuse to charge more or promise they'll vouch for you after.
I was with a provider who is a member and claimed she would verify me after reviewing her on another site only to never hear back from her or get verification afterward. Humaniplex sucks for hobbyists and is why I stick to other boards if I'm not in TX. I can see why providers love it. It protects them from bad reviews at the expense of new clients.
Would be nice for the ECCIE owners to advertise or make an incentive to add more west coast activity here.
Humaniplex is a very closed community that favors providers and makes it difficult for hobbyists to join. They may pay $25 to join but that does not make it any easier or guarantee anything - you still have an untrusted/new rating - that gives providers an excuse to charge more or promise they'll vouch for you after.
I was with a provider who is a member and claimed she would verify me after reviewing her on another site only to never hear back from her or get verification afterward. Humaniplex sucks for hobbyists and is why I stick to other boards if I'm not in TX. I can see why providers love it. It protects them from bad reviews at the expense of new clients.
Would be nice for the ECCIE owners to advertise or make an incentive to add more west coast activity here.
- Tiffani Jameson
- 06-02-2014, 12:03 AM
I believe the OP is looking for a sort of vouch system. While these are not fool proof (nothing is) it would be very helpful. Personally I would not rely on referenced and or vouches alone I would still do my own screening. Originally Posted by naughtynicole4uAny system of rating for women or men is even more subjective than the review system itself. And just like the review system, it has the power to be manipulated for personal gain. The reason a man will never get a title like verified reviewer is because even his reviews should not guarantee him the certainty of your company just like our verification doesn't guarantee he'll call.
OP, the best thing you can do is bite the bullet, pace yourself, and learn to screen for safety and chemistry.
- CerebralcunnilingusFan
- 06-03-2014, 05:04 PM
Dear Miss Miracle:
What are the stipulations that you use when guys want to have an encounter with you? Also are you targeting guys that are part of the verification services as well as major participant on the primary boards? Those would be good question and places to start with.
What are the stipulations that you use when guys want to have an encounter with you? Also are you targeting guys that are part of the verification services as well as major participant on the primary boards? Those would be good question and places to start with.