Client Reviews

[Haydensventure]

I appreciate it

 

Thanks Guys

Hayden

[seaboy4hire]

Check on google. But honestly it is kind of pointless since usually clients do not post a face pic and can easily change the contact info that they gave to you.

 

Hugs,

Greg

[Kevin Slater]

Just curious, what city are you in?

 

Kevin Slater

[mattr]

As a client, I want to say that I am sorry you had a bad experience but glad it was not life threatening. However my advice would be to tread carefully. Even though your intentions may be noble, and the review may be completely justified, it is going to be he said - he said situation. If a kerfuffle erupts, quality clients may avoid you for fear that they may be involved in similar drama if you decide they need to be reviewed. Austin Wolf has very publicly complained about clients on several occasions and has been vilified because of it. I am not suggesting that you would do anything that extreme but you don't want to do something that might impact future business. You may want to publish the clients locale and invite fellow escorts to PM you if they want to know more. Even that that could be risky because what happens in PM doesn't always stay in PM.

[jjkrkwood]

As a client, I want to say that I am sorry you had a bad experience but glad it was not life threatening. However my advice would be to tread carefully. Even though your intentions may be noble, and the review may be completely justified, it is going to be he said - he said situation. If a kerfuffle erupts, quality clients may avoid you for fear that they may be involved in similar drama if you decide they need to be reviewed. Austin Wolf has very publicly complained about clients on several occasions and has been vilified because of it. I am not suggesting that you would do anything that extreme but you don't want to do something that might impact future business. You may want to publish the clients locale and invite fellow escorts to PM you if they want to know more. Even that that could be risky because what happens in PM doesn't always stay in PM.

 

 

mattr, that is a very wise and rational reply.... It also implies that at times, the escort may have to just "suck it up", as long as there was no physical harm done or police report filed. It's a most unfortunate situation for the escort to be it, but the decision is ultimately his. Without being able to post a pic of the client, this situation is basically futile for the scort.

[jimboivyo]

http://blacklistedjohn.com/

 

http://www.nationalblacklist.com/

 

clients should be held as accountable as escorts

[OneFinger]

http://blacklistedjohn.com/

 

http://www.nationalblacklist.com/

 

clients should be held as accountable as escorts

 

Thank god I'm not on the list.

[LADoug1]

Did a post on this thread get deleted?

[+ Rickee]

Yes. The OP.

[javo]

im interested in knowing how escorts found me. like some kind of uber driver or yelp review lol

[+ quoththeraven]

http://blacklistedjohn.com/

 

http://www.nationalblacklist.com/

 

clients should be held as accountable as escorts

 

I don't know about nationalblacklist.com, but blacklistedjohn.com is not locked, contains identifying information about clients, and the information isn't vetted. I'm all for escorts exchanging such information behind closed doors, so to speak, but unfiltered client info out in the open bothers me for all kinds of reasons.

[american executive]

Hi Mattr

 

With all due respect, I think Austin Wolfe was "vilified" not because he had problems with a client and published his experience BUT because he published, at least once, a PHOTO of the client that he was not happy with.

 

That is a completely different issue then an escort simply expressing their opinion.

 

I think Mr. Wolfe broke the most precious code-of-conduct, that is, discretion. I beleive in most books with all escorts, be they male, female, etc. the generally accepted rule is to never disclose info, let alone photos of a client.

 

His publishing of a client's photo was unacceptable, mean-spirited and wrong.

 

Any of us in business, no matter what type of business we are in, understand that not every exchange will be perfect. If the exchange between the service provider and client was dangerous, threatening, etc. then it can be published, but with discetion. If the imperfect exchange did not cause a true threat or danger, the provider needs to accept the fact that it happens sometimes and that they should move on; ethically, professionally and with regard to all other potential clients.

 

PS to Haydensventure: As you may know by now most of what you may have posted can not be viewed. I suspect management felt it shouldn't be seen. I truly hope you were never in danger, threatened, felt unsafe, etc. As well, it is ashame that you apparently had a bad experience. Best regards.

[+ quoththeraven]

I recall that Austin Wolfe also disclosed the phone number of a client or a potential client on Twitter. That's basically an open invitation to his followers to call and harass the guy.

 

Not cool.