Do I tell girls that I review

[rodinuk]

Well, it happened - I just had the (second?) worst punt of my life. I guess the take out is that you need to ask questions as many questions as you need answering before setting out and make sure you're on the same page as the provider.

So, I'm not going to review this person, but I won't be going back either.

If you'd read some of the content in the Reviews forum you would have known that ahead of the visit

By not reviewing the provider or even simply naming them you just doom the next person to a similar or worse experience. It 's not very helpful is it?

[Dino Velvet]

lol... a girl i saw recently posted on my TVChix page that I gave her the best blow job she'd ever had! But I don't usually get reviewed.

Did you take yer teeth out?

[rodinuk]

Did you take yer teeth out?

the Velvet blowjob no less!

[Dino Velvet]

the Velvet blowjob no less!

Velvet smoother than glass.

[Prospero]

lol.... teeth? Naaah mate lost them a long time ago.

[Dino Velvet]

lol.... teeth? Naaah mate lost them a long time ago.

Too bad you can't just take a few out to make it looser or tighter.

[bruceleefan]

Yes so they give better service. lol

[Dino Velvet]

Yes so they give better service. lol

Walk in with pad & paper wearing a hat like an old reporter mysteriously jotting things down as she does stuff to 'ya. Every once in awhile she comes up for air asking, "Now what are you writing?"

[Queens Guy]

Id be careful it can get u put on escort blacklist sites! I would keep my mouth shut! No girl will see u. There are private blacklist sites where only established escorts have access to, and we write reviews about clients! So just like you u can get a bad review and be blacklisted.

So, you can review us, but it's unfair for us to review you? What's good for the goose isn't good for the gander, so to speak?

What gets a customer 'blacklisted'? I can certainly see matters of safety. What else gets one 'banned'? Or would answering the question get you 'blacklisted'?

[rodinuk]

Steady on!

I think the advice was not to tell the provider that you're reviewing/reviewed them(because it makes no sense - see the previous conversations in this thread - or it would be seen as an attempt at coercion ), not that it's unfair for a client to review a provider.

There are Dangerous client lists too of course.