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Hmmmm.....I think if we can all voice our wild and crazy evaluations and cancelings here based on hermenteutical interpretations of individual provider minutiae here on Company of Men, then it is perfectly OK for providers to have a place to let loose their heartfelt comments!  🙂

This is particularly concerning given we all know that every single person posting on CoM is a law abiding citizen and is as pure as the freshly trampled snow.

At odds? Hardly. I've known providers who were all that!  🙂

Do their photos need to be cut and pasted into this post (so when profiles disappear there is still some way to identify them?) Just a thought: I don't know. Yes/no??

It is probably safe to assume if an ad has two BAD reviews that they are not fake and not police. If an ad has two GOOD reviews, one is probably from the provider himself and the second is from his mom.  

You double-checked what he charged you? How do you double check what you paid in the past?? Suddenly realized there was an additional $100 missing from your wallet???
Or perhaps are you actually Date_robert himself and decided to increase your rate?  😉 
 

Tip?
Do you tip your doctor? lawyer? architect?
At hundreds of dollars an hour, a tip is inappropriate -- unless you just like to throw money to the wind at every opportunity.
 
 

You does you!

With wait staff, cleaning people, hotel staff, barber, etc I generally tip 20%-30% -- but I tip providers the same amount I tip my lawyer, physician, medical specialists, architect, psychiatrist. business consultant, private coach, etc. Once you get an hourly rate in excess of $200 per hour, tipping is not necessary (unless you have money to burn). 

My first thought when guys get a little older, grow a beard, put on a bit of muscle, and change their haircuts is that they are phony, so not sure what you mean?

I'm confused as to why many of the posts are so discreet as to not reveal the names of who the worst providers actually were. 

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The sausage.

I'm confused as to why many of the posts are so discreet as to not reveal the names of who the worst providers actually were. 

I'm confused as to why many of the posts are so discreet as to not reveal the names of who the worst providers actually were. 

OK, then maybe "The Reality of the Thing in the Here and Now" is the title of the two page afterward at the very end of the book.

With Content Creators, the rate you are quoted factors in time lost to shoot content with someone they actually want to create nakedtime with. The escort-escort comparison is pointless when your real competition is ongoing passive income from symmetrical attraction. 
A client's personal chemistry with the provider should not be compared to the on-screen portrayal of chemistry. It may be better, or maybe not.
Sometimes it's absolutely worth it when they ask more than you budget. If you decide to book, I hope it is!
 

I'm confused as to why many of the posts are so discreet as to not reveal the names of who the worst providers actually were. 

azdr0710 has discovered ChatGPT......
 

That good, huh?

OK, then maybe "The Reality of the Thing in the Here and Now" is the title of the two page afterward at the very end of the book.

I'm confused as to why many of the posts are so discreet as to not reveal the names of who the worst providers actually were. 

For me, the reality of Davide was in the then and there some twenty years ago. My memoir, to be published after I go cold, is titled, "I cannot begin to tell you. . ."

With wait staff, cleaning people, hotel staff, barber, etc I generally tip 20%-30% -- but I tip providers the same amount I tip my lawyer, physician, medical specialists, architect, psychiatrist. business consultant, private coach, etc. Once you get an hourly rate in excess of $200 per hour, tipping is not necessary (unless you have money to burn).