Is there such thing as being overly reviewed?

I have always wondered this and would love to get the guys point of view on it.. To guys is there such thing as a girl having to may reviews? Cant you only say so much about a provider? I am just curious to get your guys take on it...

love you New Orleans.

Keeki

I dont think you can have too many, although some are boring.

I for one say that you can't have too many reviews. It's good to see the lady from many different view points.

When I see that a girl has a ton of reviews, it makes me think she must be OK & on the up-and-up, even if after reading, it doesn't sound like she is for me.

NEVEr! I consider my large reviews as a "tribute" to my "reputation"

Well put Dallas...I always like getting the guys point of views..

Well, first of all you want them to be mostly GOOD reviews. That being said, when I click on 'Eccie Reviews' and I see multiple pages of 'yes' reviews, I won't even read any further - I'll just make the call.

So IMHO, you can't have too many reviews.

And the real answer is: You can't have too many reviews, however when a NEW girl arrives on the scene and she is getting way too MANY reviews all of a sudden, I tend not to see her because too much attention to one lady may cause unwanted notice by LE or pimps.

A certain provider was brand new to the business averaging 5-10 reviews per week back in 2007 (ASPD days). All of this added attention on her caused me to be extremely cautious when seeing her. Too much attention or too many reviews in a very short period of time isn't so good in my book.

If a provider has too many good reviews, and the reviews don't have a negative effect on their service practices, then I don't think too many is a problem. The more good reviews of a provider that I see encourages me to see her even more.

For me it isn't the number of reviews it is the frequency of them. I don't think a lady needs a review every week but a consistant update to show that she is still top of her game.

Some hobbyists are willing to roll the YMMV dice, others are not willing to gamble. The more reviews, the more likely you know what you are going to get before you get there. Some prefer to train the freshmen; I prefer the well documented and experienced provider with good reviews from a diverse array of reviewers.