Today's review of Juan in San Diego

[+ Just Sayin]

I could have written Corndog's review of Juan in San Diego! My experience with him over Labor Day weekend was exactly the same; I would not return to his table.

[corndog]

An interesting added tidbit: I posted exactly the same review on the masseurfinder.com website, but, of course, it never appeared. I've heard that advertisers on masseurfinder have control over their reviews, and this confirms it. So, I definitely consider testimonials on that website useless.

[EastbayMike]

One shouldn't be surprised about the lack of negative reviews on those sites. They make their money from the masseurs who advertise. If a number of negative reviews appeared the masseur would likely cancel their ad.

[+ Gar1eth]

An interesting added tidbit: I posted exactly the same review on the masseurfinder.com website, but, of course, it never appeared. I've heard that advertisers on masseurfinder have control over their reviews, and this confirms it. So, I definitely consider testimonials on that website useless.

 

Unless things have changed, escorts of M4RN can remove a certain number of unfavorable starred reviews per month. I don't know if they can remove all of them or if there is a limit. I don't think the written reviews on the associated Cruising site can be removed. But I could be wrong.

 

Gman

[TruHart1]

Unless things have changed, escorts of M4RN can remove a certain number of unfavorable starred reviews per month. I don't know if they can remove all of them or if there is a limit. I don't think the written reviews on the associated Cruising site can be removed. But I could be wrong.

 

Gman

 

I believe one of my guys did explain this to me once. There is a link on the written reviews on Cruising for Escorts for the escort to reply with his side of the story but written reviews stay, once they are posted. The star reviews, as you said, can be removed in a limited number each month. So you are correct Gman.

 

TruHart1