Would you Write a Negative Review?

[Guest JackLA]

I don't post a lot of reviews except when something is exceptional or very bad. Luckily there isn't much of the latter. I have however found consistent negative comments about particular escorts on tbis site (from various people) very valuable in helping me avoid potential mistakes. That has always been one of the great things about this site....getting help finding the winners and avoiding the losers.

 

If you have a negative experience, write about it. It will help us all. Just remember to be factual and not over the top bitchy if you want it to be credible.

 

Have to say most of my escort experiences have been really good. Some have been REALLY exceptional like Alec Powers and Eric York. Sex with either one of them is like magic.

 

Can't remember many REALLY bad experiences except one....SCOTT SLOAN. Was a long time ago and remember writing a bad review about him at the time. Thiught I was doing a service to others. Really AWFUL. A complete rip off and lots of attitude to boot. Notice he still advertises so he is still around. The whole experience left me bothered for quite sometime. Really unpleasant and really disturbing. AVOID THIS GUY LIKE THE PLAGUE!!

 

Had I read some negative stuff on him here in advance I might have decided not to book him which would have been a good thing. There are many boys I have avoided after reading a consistent body of warnings here. So YES, negative reviews if they are real, and just stick to thre facts, can be useful to us all when we make decisions on who to hire and who to avoid.

[axebahia]

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>] Gee Axe, 2 outta 400+ ain't so bad--I knew we had to have

>common ground somewhere

 

you goota start somewhere!

:-)

[axebahia]

>A rancid hatemonger like you deserves nothing but contempt.

 

I thought you reserved those bouquets for me?:-)

[Rick Munroe]

>Meredith

>Baxter Burney, Valerie Bertinelli, or Melissa Gilbert

 

Hey, don't forget Tracey Gold & Patty Duke. And someday (god willing)...my Olsen Twins.

[Rick Munroe]

RE: The point is barebacking

 

>I now have

>to go to the Bottom.

 

Not a bad place to be. }(

[Rick Munroe]

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>] Gee Axe, 2 outta 400+ ain't so bad--[/font]

 

In my case, it's 400+ out of 400+. "My name is Rick, and I'm a Flower-addict." :*

[woodlawn]

>>A rancid hatemonger like you deserves nothing but contempt.

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>I thought you reserved those bouquets for me?

 

As someone who admits that you never write a positive review because you don't like to share, you certainly deserve them. That's not quite as bad as trashing a rape victim, but it's certainly nothing to brag about.

[VaHawk]

Yeah, and I bet a bundle he was a great prosecutor, as he seems real good at twisting the words of others, and relentlessly attacking the witness so that the witness gets so flustered trying to explain his words that he comes across as totally clueless and maybe even as the perpetrator rather than the victim

 

At least KY Top reviews under the screen name he uses here as do several others. Makes me wonder if Flower is trying to hide something, like we might find out what kind of sexual acts he's into or what type of guy he likes to hire. Whatever it doesn't matter, as that is his personal business.

 

Just my feelings, but I would put a lot of stock into the words of someone who is well known by his posts here and his many reviews (I always know KYT is going to give an honest review, but I feel he is hesitant to say anything negative about anybody so for those escort experiences he doesn't review). I believe he asked the question to determine under what specific circumstances he could in good faith, feel free to write a negative review. He certainly doesn't deserve the attacks by those who hide behind mutiple handles in the mc and by those who review under one handle and criticize others here in the mc under a different handle. Which of these types are more open, up front and thus more honest and believable?

[Flower]

a @#@%#@ PROSECUTOR .......and i thought you were one of the good guys!

 

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] ;( aaaaawh Taylor, you're one of the few people here whose comment like this I'd take to heart.

 

But what's wrong with being a prosecutor, albeit several years ago? Other than for a few select and discriminatory crimes, don't you think it' both a necessary and worthwhile job? True the prosecutors in the OJ case did a shitty job and there are some other glaring examples of prosecutorial abuse, such as the enforcement of sodomy laws, but for the most part, don't prosecutors serve a valid and worthwhile purpose?

 

I spent a total of 4 1/2 years as a DDA in 2 different counties, early in my career, and for me it was a great experience. Upon graduating law school, I knew I wanted to be a trial attorney, and the DA's office of the Public defender's office were the best place to get trial practice and training and where I applied--the DA gave me a job first, so I took it--and it was vary valuable experience and one I wouldn't trade to this day and I certainly make no apologies about it--and as part of this "training exercise," I was able to prosecute some truly evil people and still feel I performed a very worthwhile service. Anyway, sorry ya feel that way.

[Flower]

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[Rick Munroe]

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You always know just what to say to push my buttons.

[Guest Dan]

>

>Can't remember many REALLY bad experiences except one....SCOTT

>SLOAN. Was a long time ago and remember writing a bad review

>about him at the time. Thiught I was doing a service to

>others. Really AWFUL. A complete rip off and lots of attitude

>to boot. Notice he still advertises so he is still around. The

>whole experience left me bothered for quite sometime. Really

>unpleasant and really disturbing. AVOID THIS GUY LIKE THE

>PLAGUE!!

>

>Had I read some negative stuff on him here in advance I might

>have decided not to book him which would have been a good

>thing. There are many boys I have avoided after reading a

>consistent body of warnings here. So YES, negative reviews if

>they are real, and just stick to thre facts, can be useful to

>us all when we make decisions on who to hire and who to

>avoid.

 

You really wouldn't hire him anyway and end up writing one of those classic reviews that starts something like this:

 

I know he had a plethora of bad reviews, but I figured that he'd be different for me...

 

Dan Dare