Things that will get you banned from Perb:
-Posting even a mildly negative review of a paid membership provider, often former paying members as well.
-Hurting the mods delicate feelings
-Expressing a viewpoint, opinion, or preference that differs from the Mods' perspective.
-Holding a differing opinion or disagreeing with one of the Mods' preferred members (or one of the mods burner accounts).
-Mentioning that the mods delete users and comments that hurt their feelings
-Responding when one of the moderators' favorite members instigates an argument or resorts to name-calling.
-Advocating for consent and the rights of providers to have bodily autonomy. I will share several screenshot examples, it’s important to note that the moderators (and many of their preferred members) have demonstrated problematic views on consent and have, on multiple occasions, promoted or supported sexual assault against providers.
-Showing any signs of wealth or affluence or engaging with providers who exceed the Mods' budget (as they tend to get easily jealous).
-Using any sort of Gen Z or Millenial slang. Or referencing any Millenial or Gen z pop culture references.
-Mentioning having sex for free
-Talking about sugar dating
-Mention of STD's. or saying you are more likely to catch one from an escort than a non-escort.
-Employing proper grammar, sophisticated sentence structure, and advanced vocabulary could lead to a ban if the moderators are experiencing a particularly insecure day.
-Mentioning you are black, or asian will likely result in a ban without reasoning (the mods especially seem to dislike black men)
-Utilizing a VPN, particularly one from a different country, can be a concern for the moderators. They often perceive VPNs as some kind of mysterious magic tool solely intended to "troll the mods," ignoring the wide array of legitimate benefits and uses they provide. As a result, if you're using a VPN, there's a good chance you'll face a ban. Moreover, the moderators often believe that VPNs are "expensive," despite many being quite affordable or even available for free.
-Being able to navigate the site easily, especially as a new member, raises eyebrows among the mods. They are slow learners and consider their outdated website to be sophisticated and difficult to use. Therefore, if you figure it out quickly, they may assume you're just a troll.
-Treating woman as equals. The moderators exhibit outdated misogynistic views, displaying a patronizing attitude towards women. Whenever someone attempts to engage in discussions that treat women as equals, they dismiss these efforts as "trolling.".
- Using the word "incel". They might deny it, but the moderators and many of their preferred members are actually incels (and paying doesn’t change that). As a result, the mods get quite defensive when people use this term, as it strikes a personal chord with them.
-Existing. At times, the moderators may be having a rough day and will delete users and comments without offering any explanation or a prior warning.
I'm sure many members haven't noticed that a lot of bans occur without any explanation and often lack a Perbatory post. Users are unable to appeal these decisions and frequently don’t receive any reasoning for their bans. Many reviews and posts mysteriously vanish after a week or two, and any comments or discussions about these issues are quickly deleted by the moderators.
-Posting even a mildly negative review of a paid membership provider, often former paying members as well.
-Hurting the mods delicate feelings
-Expressing a viewpoint, opinion, or preference that differs from the Mods' perspective.
-Holding a differing opinion or disagreeing with one of the Mods' preferred members (or one of the mods burner accounts).
-Mentioning that the mods delete users and comments that hurt their feelings
-Responding when one of the moderators' favorite members instigates an argument or resorts to name-calling.
-Advocating for consent and the rights of providers to have bodily autonomy. I will share several screenshot examples, it’s important to note that the moderators (and many of their preferred members) have demonstrated problematic views on consent and have, on multiple occasions, promoted or supported sexual assault against providers.
-Showing any signs of wealth or affluence or engaging with providers who exceed the Mods' budget (as they tend to get easily jealous).
-Using any sort of Gen Z or Millenial slang. Or referencing any Millenial or Gen z pop culture references.
-Mentioning having sex for free
-Talking about sugar dating
-Mention of STD's. or saying you are more likely to catch one from an escort than a non-escort.
-Employing proper grammar, sophisticated sentence structure, and advanced vocabulary could lead to a ban if the moderators are experiencing a particularly insecure day.
-Mentioning you are black, or asian will likely result in a ban without reasoning (the mods especially seem to dislike black men)
-Utilizing a VPN, particularly one from a different country, can be a concern for the moderators. They often perceive VPNs as some kind of mysterious magic tool solely intended to "troll the mods," ignoring the wide array of legitimate benefits and uses they provide. As a result, if you're using a VPN, there's a good chance you'll face a ban. Moreover, the moderators often believe that VPNs are "expensive," despite many being quite affordable or even available for free.
-Being able to navigate the site easily, especially as a new member, raises eyebrows among the mods. They are slow learners and consider their outdated website to be sophisticated and difficult to use. Therefore, if you figure it out quickly, they may assume you're just a troll.
-Treating woman as equals. The moderators exhibit outdated misogynistic views, displaying a patronizing attitude towards women. Whenever someone attempts to engage in discussions that treat women as equals, they dismiss these efforts as "trolling.".
- Using the word "incel". They might deny it, but the moderators and many of their preferred members are actually incels (and paying doesn’t change that). As a result, the mods get quite defensive when people use this term, as it strikes a personal chord with them.
-Existing. At times, the moderators may be having a rough day and will delete users and comments without offering any explanation or a prior warning.
I'm sure many members haven't noticed that a lot of bans occur without any explanation and often lack a Perbatory post. Users are unable to appeal these decisions and frequently don’t receive any reasoning for their bans. Many reviews and posts mysteriously vanish after a week or two, and any comments or discussions about these issues are quickly deleted by the moderators.
