If the session never took place it should be removed but only allowing reviews with your consent is bullshit. This is a review board. If a client sees you and has a terrible time do you really expect him to submit his review to you for approval? I don't know what the rules of the board are in this area but IMO if you post ads here then reviews go with the territory. Maybe you should write your own reviews and send them to your clients for publishing. Just a thought.
Originally Posted by Budman
Sonya, thanks for the support. Your so sweet and very beautiful as well
@ Budman,
I agree with you. If your going to be on ECCIE you should be open to the fact that people may in fact review you. Perhaps I am misunderstood here. I am looking at the entire concept of reviews from a standpoint that there won't be a negative review written about an experience with me.
I have NEVER, EVER had a bad session where I feel like there
may be even a slight chance that a negative review will result from it. This is not an unheard of concept, as many, many girls have all positive reviews and no negative ones whatsoever. So as for positive reviews, if someone feels compelled to write one, as the one client of mine did which I mentioned in an earlier post, without saying "hey Kyle, I enjoyed our time together SO much that I would like to write a review..." then that is uncontrollable, though I do tell each client in our session that review writing is not necessary and I prefer to keep our special, private time between us. 99.9% of the time my clients don't write reviews anyhow. Not sure why, it's just a personal preference of theirs. But when one does pop up, it is historically positive which is why it is so obvious this new, negative review is erroneous.
Once again, I never saw whoever wrote the negative review posted recently, and its just unfortunate that some will go to any lengths to attempt to rectify whatever shortcomings they posses.
If ECCIE will not mitigate this issue by removing the review, so be it. I cannot control what I cannot control.
Thanks for Listening,
Kyle