I wish we were able to post a little commentary about the client when giving a whitelist.
Something like: "Clean and nice, but cancels and reschedule very often" or "YMMV, client has poor hygiene" or "highly recommended - have seen many times"
Of course only the VIP providers will have access to the whitelist.
This would also encourage more providers to add the whitelist to their screening process and automatically TER will have more paying members.
If that is the case, why would you want to put negative comments on it. Just don't give him the referral, if you have to say things like that. If you are going to post negative comments, you are saying you are not going to vouch for him, which is the intent of the referral.
You can post client problems in the Providers only forum.
Swim
There are several cases in which the guy is whitelisted and then behaves poorly with another provider.
If the comments are allowed it will be easier for the provider who had a not so good experience with the client to give him a "YMMV" or a "Do not recommend" to "save" other ladies who will see the guy based on his whitelists.
A guy can be a peach to one and an asshole to another. I require references mainly to weed out the obvious hygiene problems and such but I mainly use them to ensure the guy has done this a few times and is not a newbie
In the past I have given a guy a thumbs up only to have him beat the shit out of her... but she never got his name. Screening is key and references are, for me, required but they are xtra - not a guarantee
Example:
A guy has 3 whitelists.
Provider A sees him based on his whitelists and his work info.
Provider A has a terrible experience because the guy had poor hygiene.
Provider A gives him a reference saying although he behaved well with the previous providers he was not clean with her, but didn't beat the shit out of her and did not arrest her either.
The commentary on whitelists is what I suggested, to give an update to other providers on how the client were with each one of them.
If providers could make little comments like that, then it would no longer be a White List, and would defeat the purpose of having it in the first place. This would certainly be abused by providers in retaliation for a mediocre or poor review.
As far as getting more paying members, you lost me on that one.
I also don't believe that you are aware that we can "turn off" our WL's if we so choose.
Remember, we are here to review you, not the other way around.
What she meant was that this would give more of an incentive for providers to become VIP members and be able to access that feature..thuse more $ for TER.
The ladies are talking about something along the lines of date-check & P411 where you get provider Okays but are able to mention if there was a problem such as roughless,drinking etc that might make it more of a ymmv situation rather than a highly recommended client.
It also sounds like you're not aware that a "whitelist" can be taken away by a provider once given.