Do sp's rate their clients?

[volvoguy1979]

Just wondering if sp's share info on clients?
Basically a review service for sp's to know who's
A flake, and who's awesome?
Basically, a reversal of what perb is, but for sp's?

I wonder this since reading some of these terrible reviews.
I've seen sp's who were a fraction of the price some of us pay, but got fantastic service.

 

[Big_Guy_Rye]

I’d think some SPs on PERB here PM each other on the clients they meet. Even on social media, even just texting. Simply, yes, they do talk...

 

[Flashmp]

I’d like to be rated..... ladies???

 

[vancouverman]

I remember few reviews posted by the ladies. It was more for fun ( and our ego ) rather then anything else.
In other thread, I mentioned "First World DATY Competition". That was quite a serious battle for first ........ position ( pun intended ). With reviews and points for ...... lets just say, various points :rockon:

 

[mistermetro]

Maybe they could rate by the size of our...wallets...

 

[jgg]

Maybe they could rate by the size of our...wallets...

Along with respect, the two generally most reliable scales.

 

[clu]

My limited understanding (admittedly more strippers than SPs)... they're more likely to share word on the bad customers but keep the details on the good ones to themselves.

 

[islander1-1]

I checked with my fave SP and good friend. She says yes there is a blacklist. She hasn’t used it in a while, can’t find it right now and no she assures me I was not on it the last time she checked. Whew.,

 

[g60_hp_monster]

My limited understanding (admittedly more strippers than SPs)... they're more likely to share word on the bad customers but keep the details on the good ones to themselves.

Absolutely THIS lol

It's the reason why I can txt one of my rotational regulars at a stupid ridiculous time and still get a response...I am in no way rich...but it helps when you live a pretty interesting life and have a highly agreeable bone structure

 

[Arkady]

They share info on bad tricks as they need to help each other survive. Your question shows a definitive lack of awareness about this so-called ‘hobby’. Some of these women are forced to be SPs and the only people they can rely on is each other. It may be a “hobby” for you but it is a scary way to exist for more than a few of the women.

 

[masterblaster]

They share info on bad tricks as they need to help each other survive. Your question shows a definitive lack of awareness about this so-called ‘hobby’. Some of these women are forced to be SPs and the only people they can rely on is each other. It may be a “hobby” for you but it is a scary way to exist for more than a few of the women.

It's not a hobby.

 

[johnnydepth]

They're not service providers.

 

[Jethro Bodine]

I hope not!

 

[clu]

It's not a hobby.

Dictionary definition #1, in its entirety:

an activity or interest pursued for pleasure or relaxation and not as a main occupation

 

[Ashburn]

Just wondering if sp's share info on clients?
Basically a review service for sp's to know who's
A flake, and who's awesome?
Basically, a reversal of what perb is, but for sp's?

I wonder this since reading some of these terrible reviews.
I've seen sp's who were a fraction of the price some of us pay, but got fantastic service.

They do, so if you are a good client you will always get a good referral. But, this should go without saying, but be very protective of the information you share during the "small talk" part after. I've had some very reputable SP's share far too much information about their clients (PERB handle, occupation, kid's names etc.) and if they are sharing this with me, they are also sharing it with others.

 

[masterblaster]

Dictionary definition #1, in its entirety:

As I said to someone else. If you were having a job interview and the question was asked, what your hobby is. Would you answer hiring prostitutes? I seriously doubt it. It's a hobby in your mind only. Not by any legitimate definition.

 

[johnnydepth]

Don't answer. It's a trap.
However glad to see you call them prostitutes.
Service Provider isn't right. It's too generic.

 

[jgg]

Don't answer. It's a trap.
However glad to see you call them prostitutes.
Service Provider isn't right. It's too generic.

They are most always wonderful women.

 

[604jbear]

I've always wondered if SPs have a really good memory or take notes? A few of my regulars always remember my little kinks/fetishes even if it's been a couple of months since I've seen them.!

 

[clu]

As I said to someone else. If you were having a job interview and the question was asked, what your hobby is. Would you answer hiring prostitutes? I seriously doubt it. It's a hobby in your mind only. Not by any legitimate definition.

"Not by any legitimate definition"?! I just cited the dictionary. What do you consider a source of legitimate definitions?

Whether you feel comfortable sharing it or not is not a part of the definition. We all get it: you don't like the word. But the word means what it means, not what you want it to mean. Watching TV every night meets the definition. Getting shitfaced drunk on the regular every Friday meets the definition. Stealing hubcaps for fun meets the definition. It's unlikely anyone would answer the job interview question with any of those things, but that's really quite irrelevant.

Quite the opposite is true: It is not a hobby in your mind but is by legitimate definition.

Don't answer. It's a trap.
However glad to see you call them prostitutes.
Service Provider isn't right. It's too generic.

Apologies. Had to take a shot. If a person is going to be pedantic, they need to back it up with objective facts not subjective feelings.

Personally though I don't see a problem with generic. "Consultant" is generic too but people put it on business cards without added context.