Rentmen reviewer credibility

[surferguy]

What do you make of a reviewer that's reviewed both legitimate escorts as well as a handful of guys/profiles that were obvious or well-known fakes ? 

[+ ApexNomad]

2 hours ago, surferguy said:

What do you make of a reviewer that's reviewed both legitimate escorts as well as a handful of guys/profiles that were obvious or well-known fakes ? 

Take everything with a grain of salt. Have your own interactions with the provider and go with your gut and what feels right.

[+ Pensant]

When I see reviews by reviewers who signed up on Rentmen a day or two before the review, I assume it’s a fake and move on. OTOH, the ones with glowing reviews have “generally” been good hires.

[panpanda]

Usually the reviews can be generated by using bots or hiring some cheap off-shore companies to write reviews for you. There was an Asian masseur who I hired in the past, who used these fabricated reviews to gain leads. I would say just see if you have a pleasant interaction with the provider first via phone screening and just go from there.

[BrooklynIrish]

If you click on the reviewer, you can see who else they've reviewed. I put more faith in reviews from people who have seen multiple providers. 

[Cretus]

To post a review on rent.men and rentmen.eu sites, you have to have a client account, and it must be a premium account,  which you must pay for.  I don't know if it is the same on rentmasseur, as I don't use rentmasseur.

I don't think bots (multiple distinct automated accounts) are somehow bypassing this financial obstacle, and this certainly wouldn't be a usual or typical phenomenon.

I always check to see who else the reviewer has reviewed. Reviews indeed should be taken with a grain of salt, and one should look at written reviews as well through a VPN.

Edited April 24 by Cretus

[+ DrownedBoy]

I've seen reviews that gave 5 stars, but when I contacted the reviewer, who has reviewed many others, he confirmed (from what I read on CoM) that it was a horrible hire.

Useless.🙃

[BrooklynIrish]

2 hours ago, DrownedBoy said:

I've seen reviews that gave 5 stars, but when I contacted the reviewer, who has reviewed many others, he confirmed (from what I read on CoM) that it was a horrible hire.

Useless.🙃

Why would they do that??? 

[StableMentalDefective]

Some things to ponder: There are billionaire Kardashians. Airwaves are swamped with tax relief/debt consolidation/personal injury attorney ads. Folks walk around looking like they got dressed from the lost and found box at the DMV. Amazon reviews rave about life changing products and give 4 stars. 
 

All reviews should be taken with a grain of salt. 

[dcguy20]

I have more of an issue with numerous reviews  (bordering on obsessive) by the same person in a very short time span. 

[+ DrownedBoy]

On 4/25/2025 at 9:26 AM, BrooklynIrish said:

Why would they do that??? 

No idea. My theory is that gay closeted guys are really cowardly about rocking the boat, so they give 5 stars no matter what.

[Guest]

Most legitimate clients and providers are overly polite men. The scammers, flakes, and their ilk are not good people. You will get overinflated reviews when you get a group of polite men together.