There are many posts, with the message.."woo hoo, I got my first review" or something to that effect. Based on readings I have to assume some of these girls are active, yet they will have 1, 2, or 3 reviews. Based on rates and review frequency, they cant be making much money???!!
Why dont guys review?? Girls do you ask to be reviewed? Also what would be the characteristics of a client that would make you "whitelist" him.
Inquiring minds want to know
As great a resource as is TER it is really only a small part of the hobby. It would be a mistake to try and base a providers volume on how many reviews she has on TER or even her presence here at all. One of my favorite ladies is located down in South Jersey. She has never had a TER presence and doesn't want one. She has a website, runs ads on Eros, Cityvibe, CL or other local ad sites when she needs to and stays as busy as she wants to be-which means she turns down more guys than she sees.
One Fav of mine is a very low volume provider... has a day job... with flexible hours... She prefers no reviews. The occasional meetings provide a small part of her income.
Many gentlemen just don't do reviews for what ever reason. It does make it difficult for those of us who use reviews to verify a lady's suitability.
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I think guys should give those that have less reviews or none at all an opportunity some of us are very new to the hobby but we are great and sweet to the gentlemen that treat us with respect. also going through this site i can say the longer one has been in the hobby the more reviews she has.
for various reasons. Some will tell you that it takes too long, while others may tell you that they had a less than desirable experience getting their first review accepted. Still, others may say that it's just not appropriate.
On the other hand, some ladies just don't want reviews. They seem to do just fine without them, and their wishes should be respected. Even if a lady doesn't have any reviews at all, it's not an indicator of how busy she might be, but does make it more difficult for us to decide whether we want to see them or not.