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MarissaChan (52 posts) Click to send private message to MarissaChan Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 06:18 PM (PDT)
"A Question for the Gentlemen..."
Hi Guys...

What motivates you to post a review on a provider? Is it because she was good? She was bad? Is it to get access to other reviews? I ask because I was reviewed even though I asked not to be reviewed. Although I hear it is a good review, I prefer to stay discrete. When I confronted the gentleman about it he just said that he wanted to do me a favor by posting a good review because I deserved it. Hum...I'm not sure if he did me a favor or not because I've received more bogus request for appointments since the review.

Share your thoughts with me...

Kiss's
Marissa Chan

www.marissachan.com

P.S. If I asked Mr. Redbook to remove my reviews...do you think he would do it? Please...with sugar on top

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Greyhawk (154 posts) Click to send private message to Greyhawk Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 06:36 PM (PDT)
1. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
LAST EDITED ON 23-Apr-01 AT 06:39 PM (PDT)

I post reviews primarily to maintain access to other reviews. If a provider asks me not to write, I will generally honor her request, assuming her service and attitude are good, and there is other info available on her. If there weren't any reviews, I would probably change enough info to make it unclear who wrote the review and still give the principal details of the encounter.

While some of us enjoy witty prose and creative writing, the basics I look for reading reviews are: attitude, personality/engagement (actively enjoying vs dead fish vs wham-bam-thanks-for-the-dough), bb or covered bj, kissing, cuddling, multiples, and restrictions. And, of course, prices and general location. The rest is bravado and machismo, and imagination.

Without pictures, some assesment of physical charactaristics is nice, but that tends to be subjective and not entirely reliable, and isn't always an indication of the kind of encounter you are likely to have. I am not a hardbody (rotfl!) and, while I appreciate the female form, I am not willing to pay a premium for looks over service.

Personally, I would have to read several glowing reviews of you indicating that you provide the particulars I like in service before I would pay your hourly rate.

IMntbHO

RB has removed/edited some reviews in the past. I don't know what his criteria are.

-Grey

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Hezekiah (77 posts) Click to send private message to Hezekiah Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 07:01 PM (PDT)
2. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I review because:

* it is due to sites like this that I found out about and dared to enter the world of the pleasures you ladies offer and having my needs met so well. I like to perpetuate this access. Therefore my reviews are helping the industry as a whole.

* sometimes I like a provider's service and want to talk about it.

* sometimes I want to warn fellow hobbyists about less-than-optimal service

* I wish reviews like this could be part of all commerce. The internet is changing the nature of business and the possibilities in relationaships.

* I understand the need for discretion, and so far have not had to deal with a provider asking me not to write anything.

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headhunter (44 posts) Click to send private message to headhunter Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 11:54 PM (PDT)
12. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
Yeah, I think what Hezekiah said goes for me, too.
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skywalker971 (25 posts) Click to send private message to skywalker971 Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 08:05 PM (PDT)
3. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
First, I don't think Mr. RB will remove your review, when someone submit a review it stays.

What motives me to post a review? I'd like to write for someone special, and RB is a very good place to keep some of my memory. Some guys would like to keep your underwear, a bra, a T back with some of your scent. Sometimes, they can took out those underwear, smell it while they are thinking about you. For me, I just write review, and I would go back to read it sometimes myself.

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mister_handy (798 posts) Click to send private message to mister_handy Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 08:29 PM (PDT)
4. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
In point of fact, I can think of cases where reviews have disappeared shortly after they appeared, and I believe that's because RB will usually remove a provider's reviews at her request.
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TheGreek (335 posts) Click to send private message to TheGreek Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 10:50 PM (PDT)
9. "You can get the reviews removed if you ask (eom)"
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Porquemada (6 posts) Click to send private message to Porquemada Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 08:29 PM (PDT)
5. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I review (under a different handle) both to maintain access and to enable others to avoid ROBs. My reviews are not to a level of clinical detail and I mostly state things in terms of was the service as advertised. I am more inclined to post a bad review than a good one, since the brethren need to be warned but tend to overdue things with the good one and mess things up. All of this to me comes largely as a factor of price. If your services are as you hold them out to be and you provide a GFE, kissing and all, without "mental reservation or purpose of evasion", I would be more than happy to pay you your asking rate. However, for a YMMV situation the rate is way too high.

A final word: If and when we would meet, as far as you are concerned, I don't even know what Redbook is, much less would I even bring it up...

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lookinforit (336 posts) Click to EMail lookinforit Click to send private message to lookinforit Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 08:34 PM (PDT)
6. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
You can have the review removed by Red Book. There was a lady named Tiffany from the Sacramento area who went bizerk when she found out she had reviews and they removed them. Several ladies have had one or more reviews removed by proving them to be false.

I never file a review if the lady asks me not to, but I beleive in sharing information with the other members. That is what this site is about. If we never posted the reviews then how would we know what kind of service was given????

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Niqui (56 posts) Click to EMail Niqui Click to send private message to Niqui Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 10:18 PM (PDT)
7. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
Marissa,

I'm a little curious where do you market your business?

I ask this because most of the sites where ladies advertise are easily accessable and you don't need a membership or have to pay to see the ads. I looked on Eros and Lovings, but didn't see you there (maybe I wasn't thorough enough...) Anyway, my point is if you advertise via any of the standard web sites anyone can see you, at least with RedBook, someone has to give something up to gain access. Wouldn't that make RedBook more discreet?

If you don't wish to say here, please send me an email.

Thanks,
Niqui

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MarissaChan (52 posts) Click to send private message to MarissaChan Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
24-Apr-01, 02:04 AM (PDT)
14. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
Dear Niqui...

I am currently on www.bayescort.com . I do not advertise anywhere else. I post on several boards and chat in a few chat rooms. Most of my clientele is generated by visits to my website. I am not in search of mass volume of clientele...I just want a handful of gentlemen with impeccable taste I find that the majority of gentlemen who make dates with me have already read a few of my posts and/or have chatted with me in a chat room and/or gone through my website. My website is my main marketing tool. It gives potential clients a glimpse into who I am. And maybe if they like what they read...they may make a date.

I am not oppose to reviews. I think it is a valuable tool for gentlemen looking for the right date. I just don't enjoy explicit details written about me. Some gentlemen might find excitement in reading or writing explicit reviews but for me it just saddens my heart. Every date I spend with a gentlemen is special to me and to trivialize the date by posting it on the board and spreading the word...well...it just makes it less special. Call me a romantic at heart

I commend Redbook in respecting the wishes of a provider who want her reviews removed. Even though I believe I have received positive reviews and it would not hurt me if they stay up...by keeping them up it encourges/gives approval for other clients to write reviews. I much rather have less business with no reviews than more business with reviews.

Niqui, thank you for responding to my post! And thanks to everyone who has share their thoughts on this post! This girl is happy to have a forum to ask questions

Warm Kiss's,
Marissa Chan

www.marissachan.com

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WhiteKnight (40 posts) Click to send private message to WhiteKnight Click to check IP address of the poster
24-Apr-01, 11:47 AM (PDT)
17. "Reviews are hard to eliminate."
Marissa,

Although I admire your attempt to keep your activities very low profile, I feel that it will be hard to keep from being reviewed.

For many men, writing a review is just a way of bragging, "look who I just had sex with". In todays society there is very little chance for a man to discuss with his buddies what he is doing patronizing escorts. Contrary to popular opinion, there is not a lot of locker room talk on this subject.

Posting a review is like primate behaviour where the gorilla will beat on his chest and bellow loudly to proclaim that he has just mated with one of the females.

You can try to have reviews removed, but it is just a matter of time before another one will be posted. This in spite of asking your clients 'no reviews'. If they are not posted on Redbook, they will show up on Big Doggie, or LAreview, or another one of the many such sites.

Good luck in your endeavors.

Knight

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LanceP (88 posts) Click to EMail LanceP Click to send private message to LanceP Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 10:21 PM (PDT)
8. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen...Well..."
Ms. Chan,

I can ubderstand your point of view about having reviews posted about you. IMO, when you have positive reviews, YES, you WILL have an increase of calls inquiring about your service...maybe a positive (or negative) thing for you...

Presently, I have declined to post any reviews on a lady who already has a very good reputation ( it would be redundant for me to say anything more) AND some of these ladies have specifically said to NOT review them...ok, I respect that.

IMO,I think this gentleman that posted a review about you was , perhaps, with good intentions.

From what I hear, Ms.Chan, you are on your way to be a very successful providor......review or not.....

Lance

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Tall_Gent (24 posts) Click to send private message to Tall_Gent Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 11:42 PM (PDT)
10. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
Hello my Lady,

Some girls that I have seen in the past have actually requested that I do reviews. I depends on how each lady decides to market herself. Some do the big ad's and get a bunch of reviews with the intention of attracting lots of potential customers. Others, such as yourself, are only looking for a select few and would rather not risk the publcity the others have gone for. In your case, I was more than happy to honor your request. I'd just as soon not share you with to many others anyway! ;)

TG

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escritic (1417 posts) Click to send private message to escritic Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
23-Apr-01, 11:46 PM (PDT)
11. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."

I post reviews as a contribution to this site.

Yes, RB will remove review on you by request.

If a poster requests, RB would even re-edit review posted by another poster. I know that has happened to one of my reviews.

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Lightfoot (19 posts) Click to send private message to Lightfoot Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
24-Apr-01, 00:03 AM (PDT)
13. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I post reviews to:

Inform other hobbyists of both good & bad providers ...

Maintain my access to this site ...

I use the site to make the most of my hobby budget, and it does feel good to give a little something back to the community.

-Lightfoot

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oldman (39 posts) Click to send private message to oldman Click to check IP address of the poster
24-Apr-01, 07:50 AM (PDT)
15. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I don't post many reviews because I do not want to give LE any additional info to begin making a case is they are looking in a particular direction (ie. complaints in an area that the reviewed is working.) I will always post a review on a ROB (Which thanks to Redbook I have had very few encounters with) I pay for my VIP membership, and if I can provide any info on a request, I will do it via email. It is harder for LE to isolate wanted info from the many emails unless they can narrow the number down substantially.

I've seen anumber of the independent (sp?) providers, but in the last 8-9 months have gravitated towards the AMPs because of the price inflation in the area. (and here in the S. Bay there area fewer and fewer of those due to LE.)

Just my 2 cents.

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SanJoseScott (31 posts) Click to send private message to SanJoseScott Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
24-Apr-01, 09:25 AM (PDT)
16. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I post for the same basic reasons as everyone else, but like Hezekiah, I support RB because it got me started in the hobby.

When writing reviews, I try to aim them at newbie guys like myself, who are still somewhat nervous and unsure of what to do. In that regard I try to include things like where the provider was located, how public the place was, if there was any problem finding it or special parking requirements, what sorts of "procedures" I went though at the beginning, what the set-up was like, how trustworthy she seemed, if she smelled like smoke, and whatever kinds of rules she seems to have. That way other guys can feel more comfortable from the start because some of the more ticklish "unknowns" have been removed (at least they're the things I worry about), and have a better idea what they are getting into. I also try not to be too judgemental and stick to the facts as best I can, keeping in mind one guy's junk is another man's treasure (and vice versa).

Overall, I think reviews help everybody. Nobody (provider or hobbyist) really wins when things start out badly as soon as he shows up (especailly if he leaves right away), or when he finds out in the middle of a session his particular desires won't be met. Plus, if the guy arrives relaxed because he's not as worried about a lot of the details, it seems the session should be better overall. BTW: For what it's worth, I also thing providers rating clients is a good thing - for the same reasons.

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Falcon (39 posts) Click to EMail Falcon Click to send private message to Falcon Click to check IP address of the poster
24-Apr-01, 02:01 PM (PDT)
18. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
What is it that makes a teen age kid brag to his friends when he has sex for the first time? I find it very hard to believe he did it as a favor for you, since you clearly state on your website that you don't want to be reviewed. The good news is, that redbook, in the past, has been willing to delete a lady's reviews if she asks. The bad news is that you need to stay on top of it and let them know whenever a new one gets posted.

Falcon

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jimboy (288 posts) Click to send private message to jimboy Click to check IP address of the poster
24-Apr-01, 04:13 PM (PDT)
19. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I'll post a review when a session was very good, very bad, or when I have something of value to add to what's known about a provider. But never, in any case, when the woman in question asks me to keep it in confidence.

I don't find the argument persuasive that LE will use the reviews to target women. There are so many providers and so many ads and reviews that the only way to be completely safe is to go completely underground and depend only on word of mouth referrals. Of course, that doesn't excuse the unacceptable level of graphic detail that many reviewers go into. But that's a topic for another thread.

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ElephantBalls (72 posts) Click to send private message to ElephantBalls Click to check IP address of the poster
24-Apr-01, 07:30 PM (PDT)
20. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I post a review for 4 reasons:

1. To maintain my membership
2. To warn about a ROB
3. To add to the reviews if I find a section of the reviews to be lacking or dated on a particular provider. You will see that my reviews are factual, non-detailed, and fair. No need to be disrespectful toward anyone -- especially since we should all assume that LE is reading everything posted.
4. To return the favor of those before me by contributing the the community here at Redbook.

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GPenn (164 posts) Click to send private message to GPenn Click to check IP address of the poster
26-Apr-01, 09:00 PM (PDT)
21. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I haven't posted any in a while, but all but one were done to help a provider I really loved and respected to find the kind of clients she wanted and vice versa. My current rules are that I would only post a review of a ROB (for which I wouldn't ask permission), or for someone I really like, I ask "would you like me to post a review"? I let the woman read it before I post, and I would only post something we both are comfortable with as truthful.

I've been with a couple of wonderful providers who've been a blessing in my life. I want others who could properly appreciate them to be able to find them, and I want the providers to get the kind of clients they want to have.

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jaggededge (2 posts) Click to send private message to jaggededge Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
26-Apr-01, 11:44 PM (PDT)
22. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
HELLO , All you wonderful people , although i've been what you call a lurker for 3 months now, i've decided to answer the lovely lady... First I did it for the access to the reviews and second because isn"t that what RB is... reviews to help us little people.... who can only afford a provider /Amp occasionally spend our $$ wisely

Thanks for the forum

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sfmike33 (34 posts) Click to send private message to sfmike33 Click to check IP address of the poster
30-Apr-01, 12:31 PM (PDT)
23. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
if this is going to be a tool for all of us to use, then everyone must post all experiences.

i have seen numerous posts about not telling anyone about atf's, and that's bull. i have used others' posts to have a better time, and it MUST work both ways.

when we post, it is a service to the provider. you should not be concerned (assuming good service). even if the info is redundant, it helps all, and keeps your name in customers' memories.

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FreeWillyDave (408 posts) Click to send private message to FreeWillyDave Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
30-Apr-01, 12:40 PM (PDT)
24. "why should I?"
sfmike,

>if this is going to be
>a tool for all of
>us to use, then everyone
>must post all experiences.
>
Who says?? I help out fellow hobbyists and post reviews all the time. But I don't feel like I have an obligation to you or anybody else to share ALL of my experiences. And you are impertinent for demanding it.

>i have seen numerous posts about
>not telling anyone about atf's,
>and that's bull. i
>have used others' posts to
>have a better time, and
>it MUST work both ways.
>
Guess what-- I have an ATF, and I don't tell anyone about her. You're going to have to live with that fact, my friend, and just be happy with the info that I and others do have to share with you. I also recently got a good tip from a fellow hobbyist in my private message box. I was asked not to give out her number or post a review. And guess what-- I'm keeping with my promise and not giving out the info.

So what exactly do YOU have to offer??
>
>when we post, it is a
>service to the provider.
>you should not be concerned
>(assuming good service). even
>if the info is redundant,
>it helps all, and keeps
>your name in customers' memories.
>

You're going to need to respect other peoples' desire for privacy, my friend. Good review or not, if someone doesn't want a review posted, then you should abide by that. I agree that this should be an open forum, and it is. But I feel you are out of place openly demanding such information from others.

FWD

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sfmike33 (34 posts) Click to send private message to sfmike33 Click to check IP address of the poster
30-Apr-01, 02:24 PM (PDT)
25. "RE: why should I?"
i've never had a provider ask me NOT to post a review.

to the contrary, some ask for a review, or at the least, are curious as to the contents of the review. if i had a good time with a provider, and she asked me not to post, no biggie.

i thought my point addressed the situation where some customers USE this site to get info, but are too selfish to share, or GIVE info.

i believe that for a site like this to be credible, it must be as open and complete as possible.

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FreeWillyDave (408 posts) Click to send private message to FreeWillyDave Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
30-Apr-01, 02:50 PM (PDT)
26. "RE: why should I?"
sfmike,

>i've never had a provider ask
>me NOT to post a
>review.
>
Neither have I. And unless they do, I feel free to post a review.

>to the contrary, some ask for
>a review, or at the
>least, are curious as to
>the contents of the review.

I find that the best policy is to not even talk about RB unless she brings it up.

>i thought my point addressed the
>situation where some customers USE
>this site to get info,
>but are too selfish to
>share, or GIVE info.
>
Hey, for the paying VIP members, they can access the latest reviews and get all the info they like without posting a review. Since they're paying, they don't have necessarily submit. Their $$ in support of RB is their contribution. I happen to both subscribe and submit reviews. And I have about ten or eleven more reviews that I will be posting in the coming months (gradually, to maximize my normal subscription).

>i believe that for a site
>like this to be credible,
>it must be as open
>and complete as possible.

I think you're being pretty naive. You simply can't coerce participants/contributors to divulge all (which they don't, and won't anyway). I just don't like the tone of someone I don't even know telling me it is wrong for me to hold back information about a girl(s) just because in some silly way they feel it is their right to know. I think that such an attitude is simply obnoxious. You should just be grateful for the information that others do share with you. I know I am.

How many reviews have you posted? From your thirty-odd posts, I can tell that you probably haven't shared much on the board either. Please explain to me how you have contributed, or plan to contribute yourself.

I think that the results speak for themselves in that RB is a very credible source of verifiable information on specific providers in the bay area. But there's some specific information that you won't get out of me (or others), and you're just going to have to live with that fact.

Besides, my ATF probably won't be the same as yours, and between the thousands of RB participants, I think we have just about everybody worth seeing covered, don't you? What are you so afraid of missing out on?

FWD

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TheGreek (335 posts) Click to send private message to TheGreek Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
30-Apr-01, 10:05 PM (PDT)
28. "I could be wrong, but..."
> ...I have about ten or eleven more reviews
>that I will be posting in the coming months (gradually,
>to maximize my normal subscription).

Hey FWD, unless RB has changed their practices in the last year, I don't think it matters much when you post your reviews. They extend your membership by the same amount regardless.

Actually, that's a good question for RB to answer, I'll ask it in the support section.

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FreeWillyDave (408 posts) Click to send private message to FreeWillyDave Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
01-May-01, 08:29 AM (PDT)
31. "RE: I could be wrong, but..."
RB recently told me via e-mail that credit does indeed accumulate if you 'cluster' your reviews, but is capped at approx. 6-7 mos. I'm currently out till past Dec., so I've been waiting just to be safe.
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TheGreek (335 posts) Click to send private message to TheGreek Click to view user profile Click to check IP address of the poster
01-May-01, 10:04 AM (PDT)
32. "Thanks for the answer, that's good info to know."
And of course I didn't do what I said I'd do and post the question in the Support board. What can I say, I'm unreliable, opinionated, AND wrong!
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sfmike33 (34 posts) Click to send private message to sfmike33 Click to check IP address of the poster
01-May-01, 05:43 PM (PDT)
35. "fair enough"
ok, already. you mentioned some good points (atf's are all different, etc.) and that is fair. i will end this by saying the more info the better. and, no, i am not worried about missing out on anything. there are so many good reviews, i can't keep up.

i do, however, take objection to the insults. so i may be naive, and sometimes, even obnoxious. but i make my comments in an honest attempt to learn more, and yes, even contribute, so others may have better experiences. if you look hard enough, i have posted reviews for 5 women since i discovered rb (that equals 100% of the providers i've visited). i will continue to post (#5 was posted today, and should appear soon). i love rb, and do not find it constructive to insult others or waste time.

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Strong (987 posts) Click to send private message to Strong Click to check IP address of the poster
30-Apr-01, 09:56 PM (PDT)
27. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I usually post a review just to extend my membership. The girls that I have seen were normally previously reviewed anyways and my opinion was about the same as the other opinions.
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Sayer (9 posts) Click to send private message to Sayer Click to check IP address of the poster
01-May-01, 03:29 AM (PDT)
29. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I believe that I review because I associate the need for the outlet, in some particular medium, to an expression of my Id. For no apparent reason, I am drawn to the desire to apply to paper my feelings. Perhaps this draws from my desire to regain that which is taken away from me in the exchange. Indeed my manhood is stricken with a desire to be affront with itself and regain a level re-positioning, responding to the social need to be on top, the elusive end goal which is to obtain the title of alpha male.

I do not believe that I was ever accosted by anyone,stike that; maybe I was, just to gain access to what my fellow peers and alpha males had to say about women. But I am willing to allow such discrete faults in myself to display themselves. After all it is a means to an end.

I think the sessions are really helping doc; I am really encouraged.

What do you think?

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Sayer (9 posts) Click to send private message to Sayer Click to check IP address of the poster
01-May-01, 03:42 AM (PDT)
30. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
I think that there is a similar case to yours. I think that Firestone and Ford are going to ask President Bush to pardon them and have the NTSB issue a memo to the FTC to annouce that any bad records should be expunged. The President was going to agree based on the fact that 1) Consumer reports had not reviewed the tires, and 2) As a clause in the lawsuits settled the motion was made to not allow any of the dead persons' family to make any comments as to the faulty items. Even if a few millions tires have been spent, no reviews good or bad were to be made. Prez Bush argreed, citing that America could not lose one of a handful of tire companys as American jobs would be lost.

I think that good/bad reviews should be included, y not?

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golfalot (1 posts) Click to send private message to golfalot Click to check IP address of the poster
01-May-01, 03:00 PM (PDT)
33. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
Marissa, I review primarily to warn others about poor service. Of the dozen or so experiences that I have had in the last year, all but 2 or 3 have been rip-offs! I have reached the point that I will not see a girl unless I can read a review or two about her and find out her attitude and restrictions.

Who wants to pay many hundreds of dollars and find out you can't kiss, can't do and sometimes receive oral, have to dim the lights so low you can barely see an outline of your partner, expect nice soft breasts and get rock hard implants instead, etc. etc.

Add to that many really bad attitudes, late arrivals, stand-ups, 20 minutes and gone (when contracted for 1 hr), completely different bodies than in ads, and I think you'll get the picture.

If a lady decides to do this as a profession, I would hope they feel they can stand-up to a few reviews without spoiling the show.

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01-May-01, 03:17 PM (PDT)
34. "RE: A Question for the Gentlemen..."
Golfalot,

Sorry to hear it. Have all those bad experiences been of previously reviewed girls? 2 or 3 out of 12 is not a good percentage!

>Marissa, I review primarily to warn
>others about poor service.
>Of the dozen or so
>experiences that I have had
>in the last year, all
>but 2 or 3 have
>been rip-offs! I have
>reached the point that I
>will not see a girl
>unless I can read a
>review or two about her
>and find out her attitude
>and restrictions.
>
I make it a rule to find these out in advance


>Who wants to pay many hundreds
>of dollars and find out
>you can't kiss, can't do
>and sometimes receive oral,

If I'm not mistaken, most girls do not kiss, and not many more are willing to receive oral. But the first 1/2 of a 1/2 and 1/2 is pretty standard fare.

>have
>to dim the lights so
>low you can barely see
>an outline of your partner,
>expect nice soft breasts and
>get rock hard implants instead,
>etc. etc.

Hey, if enhanced racks are not your thing, you will need to confirm this in advance. I prefer natural, but won't let enhancements ruin my experience.

>
>Add to that many really bad
>attitudes, late arrivals, stand-ups, 20
>minutes and gone (when contracted
>for 1 hr), completely different
>bodies than in ads, and
>I think you'll get the
>picture.
>
Wow, maybe I've just gotten lucky, but I'd say that most of the girls I've met have been pretty honest, and as advertised. RB reviews and this message board haven't helped you at all in this regard?

>If a lady decides to do
>this as a profession, I
>would hope they feel they
>can stand-up to a few
>reviews without spoiling the show.
>
If you feel you got ROBed, you have every right (and I feel an obligation to the RB community) to let us know! ROBs suck! For your hard-earned money you deserve to not be defrauded.

I am truly sorry you have not found value for your dollar. Best of luck to you (sounds like you have it coming), and Happy Hunting in the future!

FWD

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