[QUOTE=Vino 7373]Obviously, there’s a difference in opinion as to how much or how little info we should put into our reviews.

I’ve gone to see several providers because of reading the “juicy details” and simply HAD to go see the girl because of this info. As a provider, I would think that a reviewer divulging info as to why his session was so special would be a positive thing. You DO want extra business from these reviews, don’t you?

Isn’t that the point of the review?

This town is notoriously cheap in its wages paid out of employees. Yet, good salesmen make great incomes here. It’s because of their descriptive powers and the ability to make a customer simply must have whatever they’re selling. Why should a review be any different?

I think it should be up to the provider to determine how detailed she wants her review to be. If you’ve had a great session, just ask her how much info she’d like posted about the experience. That way, the most important person in this deal (the provider) gets exactly what she wants. Ladies, any input here?

In light of what’s been happening to me lately, I’m leaning on the discreet info route. In fact, we should get back to using the codes and acronyms in the reviews. God help the poor soul who’s SO becomes aware of all this.

[QUOTE=Nnms46]In light of what’s been happening to me lately, I’m leaning on the discreet info route. In fact, we should get back to using the codes and acronyms in the reviews. God help the poor soul who’s SO becomes aware of all this.[/QUOTE]The codes and acronyms are utterly stupid and useless. What makes you think that anyone else can’t figure out what they mean, or even ASK what they mean?

Seriously, I see people typing $.5 or crap like that when they mean $50. Just say what you mean. You’re not fooling anyone, except perhaps yourself. Continue reading It is my belief that a favorable review should actually entice readers to want to go see the girl →