Question about reviews

[cautious]

Hey Guys,

In my history hiring both masseurs and escorts, I tend to like to ensure I’ve read at least a few positive comments here before taking the plunge. Having seen the way RM makes it tough to leave a negative review, I’m wary of their reviews as I think only the positives get through. 
 

Lately though, especially for Atlanta, I find it less and less likely that l’ll find a thread or recent experience mentioned in this forum, even when the provider has reviews published on RM or MF. I know some of you have commented on your trust in the reviews stemming from whether the reviewers on the other sites were first time reviewers or not. How have you checked that? I can’t seem to click on the reviewers names or search for their profiles to see if they’ve submitted others, and to try to determine if they are legit or not. Am I missing something?

Other than here, are there other forums people check before making a hiring decision. I’m mostly worried about safety - I know when it comes to experiences YMMV. 
 

thanks!

[+ ThroatCummer]

Reviews are time tested, and true method to prove out anything in life these days. Whether you’re ordering food from a restaurant on DoorDash, or you’re getting an Uber, or you’re buying something on Amazon, it’s all about the star rating and the number of reviews. You would never order something online from a seller who was a 3.9 or 4.1. That is just a simple fact, we look for people who have 4.99 or 4.84 or even 4.7. And then we look for people who have thousands of reviews at least hundreds. 
 

On the flipside, everybody has to start somewhere. Reviews are notoriously hard to fake and of course there will always be someone who is displeased. You can’t please everybody in life.

Put as much weight into reviews of others online as far as escorting goes as you would use them just like you were buying a toaster on Amazon.

Do you, you are the seller or the provider, treat every review as if it were your own child. Treat every customer as if they were going to write a bad review. You will get bad reviews and you cannot please everybody but your reviews will absolutely be a reflection of who you are as a provider and a person. You can opt out of the system, and not have a profile and not have to deal with reviews, but that may also impact your business.  
 

They are true, and they do reflect reality. There are always exceptions, but this is the best advice you will get.

Edited August 3, 2023 by ThroatCummer

[+ ThroatCummer]

As a follow-up, they do allow negative reviews in those reviews are posted. However, each group provider is a lot of response to every review which you should be able to see in writing. If you can’t see all of this in writing, you need to use a VPN in order to put yourself in another country because the United States blocks about from People accessing the sites within the United States 

[+ ThroatCummer]

Sorry voice texting. 

[dbar123]

It’s not just the reviews themselves….but how many there are and whether they are spaced with reasonable periodicity. I also look to see if there are repeat clients who book for increasing amounts of time…like 1hr to 2 hrs to overnight….

 

[Jason Dutch]

I've had many satisfied and enthusiastic clients who tell me they are happy to leave a review only to find that RM doesn't allow them to because they aren't a premium member. Even if they write out a thoughtful review, it now only shows the star rating and a few basic questions. It's really frustrating, because I would love for potential clients to be able to hear from my guys! But alas with RM reviews almost entirely restricted, and sine the new reviews site from this forum is still in the works, there's really nowhere for them to put their thoughts. Many of them are first timers or otherwise discreet guys so I don't feel comfortable pushing them to join a forum like this, much less pay to upgrade their RM, so I guess I'm out of luck 😕