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miss sexy · 04-27-2010, 08:43 AM

Do most providers ask for reviews or do you just post them. I have a lot of regulars and newbies but don't get much reviews. Should I be asking?

TxBrandy · 04-27-2010, 09:36 AM

Personally I don't ask. I don't have a lot of reviews either. Sometimes a client may ask if I mind if he posts a review to which I generally reply that he can if he likes. I see a lot of lurkers who tend not to post anything, review or otherwise. Some guys post a review whether you want them to or not, some guys don't ask and will assume you don't want a review as there are quite a few "no review" policy type girls out there.

I know, this really didn't answer your question. Maybe ask for one if you are comfortable with the guy but you don't want them to have some kind of misunderstanding like "ok I gave a great session just so you will write a great review".

Who knows how some of these guys think LOL

tallwhiteguycc · 04-27-2010, 12:00 PM

more people would post reviews if they didn't get the 5th degree from other members if the review isnt up to there review standards. Honestly to me the important part of the review is the yes or no and the main questions. the rest is something you can read in a hustler mag. I guess some people enjoy those types of things but some people also like to keep there BCD activities to themselves..

That is just MY opinion.

Guest072010 · 04-27-2010, 01:48 PM

ECCIE = Escort Client Community INFORMATION Exchange --- sort of indicates to me that the whole purpose of this place is to report (Exchange) experiences of Clients about the Escorts they experience. For clients, this takes the form of reviews -- no reviews, no info exchange.

A hobbyists major source of research is by reading reviews of providers suppiled by other hobbyists. I personally don't see providers who don't have any reviews. Although tastes vary widely and one man's ATF may not be my "Must See". And hobbyiests owe it to their fellows and to the providers, to LEARN how to write decent reviews. "She has big tatas and I had fun" just doesn't get it !

Remember guys we are often judged by providers by our posts and reviews !

That's my $.02 (or 79 cents) whatever.

ole 382

jughead1171 · 04-28-2010, 02:00 AM

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Originally Posted by tallwhiteguycc

more people would post reviews if they didn't get the 5th degree from other members if the review isnt up to there review standards. Honestly to me the important part of the review is the yes or no and the main questions. the rest is something you can read in a hustler mag. I guess some people enjoy those types of things but some people also like to keep there BCD activities to themselves..

That is just MY opinion.

TWGcc I am with you on the reviews. I am not that interested in the BCD hustler style comments. The yes or no and summary of activities is what I look for on the reviews. I do look at who is doing the reviewing and if they have established themselves on the board either in chat or in postings and reviews. That is more important to me than the BCD comments.

Dick Diamond · 04-28-2010, 08:59 AM

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Originally Posted by miss sexy

Do most providers ask for reviews or do you just post them. I have a lot of regulars and newbies but don't get much reviews. Should I be asking?

Sorry for being so upfront but the best providers get reviews period.

I dont want to see ladies with no reviews,cause little to no reviews means no to me.

Guys like to brag if you have to ask your doing something wrong.

Maybe your so good guys just want your all for themselves, but it doesn't help me.

XxSaviorxX · 05-01-2010, 02:27 PM

LMFAO>>> Yall must be the only two. If its a review online or by word of mouth it all comes down to the "meat" of it. A yes or no, never cuts it! I know a lot of hobbiests and providers, were all different. Now true some might not be able to express the "Hustler" style yall speak of, but its not for lack of imagination or for not wanting to boast, its cause they're lazy, it wasn't review worthy or they don't want to share. PERIOD. Those guys that live for breaking balls for a crappy review need to state why tactfully and should show appreciation for the effort. Every bit of my reviews are 100% for her and my brothers. Sexy, just ask your biggest regular to at least try, for you. It will help you

jughead1171 · 05-02-2010, 12:55 AM

Really doubt we are the only two out here but to each his own. The main questions have enough information for me. Having not had BCD access I can't say for certain the other info would be that useful or not but for now haven't seen the need for it.

TxBrandy · 05-02-2010, 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by tallwhiteguycc

more people would post reviews if they didn't get the 5th degree from other members if the review isnt up to there review standards. Honestly to me the important part of the review is the yes or no and the main questions. the rest is something you can read in a hustler mag. I guess some people enjoy those types of things but some people also like to keep there BCD activities to themselves..

That is just MY opinion.

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Originally Posted by jarhead1171

TWGcc I am with you on the reviews. I am not that interested in the BCD hustler style comments. The yes or no and summary of activities is what I look for on the reviews. I do look at who is doing the reviewing and if they have established themselves on the board either in chat or in postings and reviews. That is more important to me than the BCD comments.

Example: http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?t=45148

Since this is in Co-Ed discussion

There shouldn't have to be a "standard". Reviewers should feel comfortable posting what they want to post. If there is not enough info for some of you... find another review. If there is not one, go see the lady and write the review including the information you want.

A review is information regardless of how little or how much is there. The "she had great ta-ta's and I had fun" does tell you something. It may not be enough info for some but it still lets you know that hey, maybe this lady is ok since this guy says he had fun.

There are shy and reserved hobbyists out there who shouldn't be criticized for what they do or do not post. Telling them that their effort isn't good enough is equivalent to shooting yourself in the foot. They are more likely to just shut up and keep it to themselves then they are to try and please some of the other guys by writing more than they are comfortable with.

Wildkat · 05-02-2010, 10:38 AM

I'll chime in as a hobbiest who often forgets/neglects to post. I wrote a few on ASPD. I am personally hesitant to post because of fears that someday my "words will bite me on the a$$." While ECCIE does seem to be pretty good on security, the last thing I'd want to explain while running for congress, or school board president, are intimate details from my hobbying life. Perhaps I'm paranoid, but I do tend to believe that anything you put on the Net/text can someday come out. I have seen awesome providers, and neglected to write reviews. Maybe I'll write more im the future. My 2 cents.

tradermac75 · 05-02-2010, 01:45 PM

Miss Sexy - I think it would be fine for you to ask one of your regulars to write a review if he's comfortable with it (he obviously likes you enough to keep coming back). It doesn't have to go into lots of details of BCD activities - enough to give a flavor of the provider's attitude and how she made you feel about the experience.

Personally, I've found that when a provider has very little said in the BCD comments, it's actually a red flag that the appointment was not memorable.

For those guys without premium access, you are missing out on lots of great info. There's way more to know than just a "yes or no" recommendation (like the other unofficial reviews and opinions in the Men's Lounge).

XxSaviorxX - your reviews are fantastic! They are great examples of the types of reviews that make me want to see a provider.

tradermac75 · 05-02-2010, 01:46 PM

ASPD used to have a section for Provider's Attitude - I thought that was the most important part of the publicly available part of the review.

XxSaviorxX · 05-02-2010, 02:51 PM

The point I wanted to make was that its all relative....It probably didn't come off that way. Whatever, enjoy the simple shit, I want the fuckin nitty gritty. Good hunting.

TxBrandy: U are right bout the shy types but some just plain dont know till they actually a BCD review they kinda have to understand.

Trader: Thanx bro.

Those that have never had BCD or Premium Axc cant knock it.

Black Dog · 05-08-2010, 11:43 PM

If i find a provider i like i give a review.. If i find one that makes me want to drag her by the hair to my cave and smack her ass i go back for seconds

Im a meat head and not very articulate.. but my grunts and growls should be more than enough for the provider to understand