I prefer more batch reviews, talking about the more high level stuff, incall location, cleanliness, communication, appearance, friendliness etc. My motivation is never to brag about a conquest, it’s more as a shout out to a lovely provider who I had a great time with. I never share nitty gritty details out of respect to the SP
A question about reviewer's reviewing habits
- Thread starter Miss Hunter
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I would never review someone right after. Why should I connect the reviewer to the client? Best to wait a few days and fudge the day and time you went to throw off the tracks.
Also I never give the nitty gritty. Like a poster said if the SP gave extreme great service but doesn't to everyone else then it puts a lot of pressure on her to perform the same act on everyone.
Biggest pet peeve of mine is how posters will say XXXX is not a clock-watcher. Great, now you just told everyone and there will be some that will try and take advantage of XXXX and try to stay past the time paid. If you went half an hour over, keep it to yourself please.
Also I never give the nitty gritty. Like a poster said if the SP gave extreme great service but doesn't to everyone else then it puts a lot of pressure on her to perform the same act on everyone.
Biggest pet peeve of mine is how posters will say XXXX is not a clock-watcher. Great, now you just told everyone and there will be some that will try and take advantage of XXXX and try to stay past the time paid. If you went half an hour over, keep it to yourself please.
This is one of my pet peeves too. There definitely are guys out there who will take advantage after reading the "she's not a clockwatcher" reports. It's unfair to the SPs, many who are new to the industry and haven't yet learned how to be kind yet assertive at the same time.
Plus with the ridiculous cost of rent in Metro Vancouver, sharing spaces is the norm. When clients stay over time this can throw the entire incall schedule off. Most places stagger appointments so the rooms can be cleaned and the clients don't bump into each other.
I always wait a few days, so that I can fully process all that transpired and so that I can figure out the right tone to strike in the review.
I always try to focus on how I how felt during the date and how I vibed with the provider, instead of a laundry list of the dirty deets and acronyms.
Ultimately, if the date goes well, I hope to help providers connect with punters who like the same kind of GFE that I prefer, too.
I always try to focus on how I how felt during the date and how I vibed with the provider, instead of a laundry list of the dirty deets and acronyms.
Ultimately, if the date goes well, I hope to help providers connect with punters who like the same kind of GFE that I prefer, too.
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This is a difficult question for me to answer. I can only speak for myself. I personally don't have a problem with secret shopper reviewers. Nobody needs to ask my permission beforehand. I let my reviews fall where they may.
In my case, I'm completely out in my life, I have nothing to hide from anyone.
Depends on the lady, perhaps others can weigh in?
I’ll put in my two cents...in my case I tend to have an affinity for detail. I can remember what the lady was wearing, her walk, what we talked about and what we did, all without writing down until I post a review. Sometimes it might be weeks before I post.
To answer Miss Hunter’s other question, I would say yes. Even though we should take reviews with a grain of salt, reviews are anonymous. We have no real connection with each other. But even with that in mind they sway you into a certain expectation positive or negative.
Chacha
To answer Miss Hunter’s other question, I would say yes. Even though we should take reviews with a grain of salt, reviews are anonymous. We have no real connection with each other. But even with that in mind they sway you into a certain expectation positive or negative.
Chacha
