Why review?

[Ghostrider]

Stop the madness. If that spa is still open. Do not review, spread the word privately.

[Ron Wood]

+1 ^^^

[twitch760]

The people posting even though the spa or lady has a no reviews policy are just doing it to brag. They want it out there all the positions they went through and how he dominated the girl with his 11 inch penis.

[Helicool]

Or to keep ROS access

[Gjracer]

Wow Big Jim DFW could have put up a bill board with his post!

[SSDman]

Originally Posted by twitch760

The people posting even though the spa or lady has a no reviews policy are just doing it to brag. They want it out there all the positions they went through and how he dominated the girl with his 11 inch penis.

I am offended. My 1.5cm pecker gets the job done just fine.

[LargeBreastFan]

There are at least three other monger forums with reviews. Stop this one, you have to stop all of them.

[Goose2u]

Some folks just will never learn

[LazyFuck]

Or fake reviews to get credits fast for "new" accounts. Not too hard to spot.


The regular visitors know girls wish to stay UTR. And they want to come back again from time to time, so it is not them who put reviews.

But sadly every new review is a nail in the coffin for the subamps or studios.

[Billogoods]

IMHO, I don't see LE targeting grandmas giving handies. They'd be hard pressed to prove a 70+ year old woman, living in Richardson or Plano & driving a late-model SUV is being trafficked.

And, with all the PDs having short staffs, which ones are gonna pull all their manpower to raid a foot spa, while the DA is cutting loose violent offenders? Not many. Even Suburbia is feeling the pressures of increased violent crime and decreased support.

All this to say the same thing I've been saying. Discreet reviews of R&Ts will probably not have a negative effect. But, post a graphic review of a full service encounter will certainly put a bull's eye on which establishment gets visited, next time some up-and-coming politician wants some press.

As for the recent spate of disqualified reviews, ECCIE has seen a marked reduction in use, it seems. Those other boards have their own issues, namely strict rules, difficult-to-onerous verification processes, requirement of traceable payment and often worthless intel. It is difficult, at best, to keep a site like this going, I'm sure.

I hope the Powers That Be at ECCIE can continue to provide a forum for discussion without burdensome regulation that quashes that discussion. Disqualifying reviews because they do not have explicit details of activities could be the end of the discussion, as evidenced by this thread and others.

[KCHobbyer]

Some of this likely has to do with politics. Remember come certain Novembers many people want to be able to virtue signal to their hyper evangelical base. I also don't think this has anything to do with trafficking. Someone thinks prostitution is icky and this becomes the means for them to attack it. Once they start handing out prostitution felonies to the customers of spa girls who CLEARLY are not victims of trafficking the true motive of this legislation will become crystal clear.

[mynameismudd]

100% true. In the meantime - reviews are not necessary until the landscape is apparent. I'll bet the police do some sting operations and hand out felonies to spook everyone, and word is they bring in reviews from this site to massage spas they are inspecting and show them to the staff. Things are not good out there - mongers and parlors are both spooked by this "way too punitive" change in law. Bes to lie low on the reviews and not bring the heat on your favorites - to pretend otherwise is to to be blinded by a Pollyanna mindset.

[Bigaustex]

I’m Seeing quite a few girls here in Austin disappearing after ANY review .Just sticking with a couple of favorite UTR places after 9/1. I’m hearing about LE attention on places w lots of reviews and online ads.
It’s a good time to be careful, especially here in Central Tx