Asking for a Review?

[HooBoy]

I often have escorts ask me to write a review -- sometimes it's just a casual suggestion, other times they ask if I have ever written a review. They do not know it's me and I have never felt pressure to do so.

 

Many times I do not submit a review because of many reasons. Only if I get monetarily ripped off by a taxi escort would I write a negative review. Typically, if things don't go like a Brad Pitt dream, I chalk it up to being my fault.

 

I recently received email from an escort who wanted changes made to a review and it was quickly followed by email from the reviewer who rewrote his review to reflect those changes. I am having trouble dealing with that level of inteference (espcially since the review was a good one anyway). If we get to the point of letting the reviewED write their own copy, then we are facilitating an escort ad agency and this site will serve no purpose.

 

HooBoy

Email: HooBoy@male4malescorts.com

[Guest MrB]

That is an EXCELLENT thought!!!

 

 

MrB

[Guest MrB]

This is absolutely true. We're all overly fascinated by the world you live in and how you conduct your business. Of course, that's after we've cum and like to chat :-)

 

 

MrB

[Guest MrB]

Hi Hoo,

 

You're absolutely right... clients should write their own reviews to reflect their own opinions and experiences with an escort unaided by the escort in question.

 

Personally, I try and write an honest and balanced review of my EACH AND EVERY escort experience -- time permitting :-) I don't want to produce glowing reviews only with an occasional 'not recommended' ... the escort world is not black and white and the reviews should reflect all the tones of grey in between.

[Guest Tampa Yankee]

>I recently received email from an

>escort who wanted changes made

>to a review and it

>was quickly followed by email

>from the reviewer who rewrote

>his review to reflect those

>changes. I am having

>trouble dealing with that level

>of inteference (espcially since the

>review was a good one

>anyway). If we get

>to the point of letting

>the reviewED write their own

>copy, then we are facilitating

>an escort ad agency and

>this site will serve no

>purpose.

>

 

 

100% agreement here!!

[Justice]

HooBoy and Tampa,

 

You both took the words right out of my keyboard. I couldn't agree with you more!

 

Justice

[Guest Ellipse]

Please forgive my tardiness in replying, Regulation. I've been out of town. The reviews of Steve Jordan are suspicious-looking to say the least. Review #1 is especially humorous. I would not be inclined to trust either.

[Guest Ellipse]

LAST EDITED ON May-04-01 AT 02:34PM (EST)[p]Sorry about the accidental double post guys.

[Guest Jason Reardone]

If we get

>to the point of letting

>the reviewED write their own

>copy, then we are facilitating

>an escort ad agency and

>this site will serve no

>purpose.

>

>HooBooy

 

I totally agree as long as the "client" knows the rules and follows discretion and privacy boundaries. My particular situation was that the client and I hit it off so well that we became well acquainted to the point that much of our personal life, including my family name etc was divulged. The client felt the need to disclose that in the review as well as my "day" profession including the location. Need I say more about that?

 

-jason

 

 

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