To review or not to review? That is the question.

[Cee Jay]

I recently met up with one of the professionals...and wanted to write a glowing review; however I stopped writing it after thinking about protecting his "privacy"....meaning maybe he doesn't want the world to know of our interaction. Professionals...what is your preference?

[sincitymix]

I recently met up with one of the professionals...and wanted to write a glowing review; however I stopped writing it after thinking about protecting his "privacy"....meaning maybe he doesn't want the world to know of our interaction. Professionals...what is your preference?

im not a professional.. but you should reach out to the escort to see if he wants a review. If he does not, then don't post one. if he is okay with it (hey advertising by word of mouth is great! ) then go for it.

[+ José Soplanucas]

Ditto to sincity. I always ask, sometimes even before doing the boom boom. I think often it is a good motivator to know that you are a reviews writer.

[+ azdr0710]

I always ask, too....many escorts have never heard of Daddy's, the reviews, and the forum.....I want them to look it over and see if they're ok with a review appearing in "public" about them - with a face picture and all that....

[whipped guy]

I always ask, too....many escorts have never heard of Daddy's, the reviews, and the forum.....I want them to look it over and see if they're ok with a review appearing in "public" about them - with a face picture and all that....

Yes! I always find it amazing when guys don't know of this place, but it has happened!

 

Once an escort started to tell me about a "certain" review sight. He was so shy about it and even hesitated to tell me that he wanted ask me to write him a review...almost embarrassed to ask. I told him that not only did I know about this place, but that I already had the whole review formulated in my mind. That blew his mind!

[Will Do]

I always ask, too....many escorts have never heard of Daddy's, the reviews, and the forum.....I want them to look it over and see if they're ok with a review appearing in "public" about them - with a face picture and all that....

 

After a recent weekend with an advertised fellow I told him I'd write a review if he agreed. He agreed but asked that I be discreet about some aspects of our meeting - he's straight.

 

I did not comment on those in the yet-to-be posted review.

[rvwnsd]

I always ask first.

[+ Eric Hassan]

I recently met up with one of the professionals...and wanted to write a glowing review; however I stopped writing it after thinking about protecting his "privacy"....meaning maybe he doesn't want the world to know of our interaction. Professionals...what is your preference?

 

Personally, I would like my clients to write a review if they are so moved. My experience is that very few clients do write reviews.

 

As far as your concern about protecting his privacy - if he were to get freaked about a review, he might want to consider whether being an escort is a good fit for him or not. If you're so moved, write the review.

[mike carey]

@Eric Hassan, I'm guessing it would take slightly more than the content of a review to freak you out. Not sure how I came to that conclusion, just a hunch!

[Cee Jay]

Personally, I would like my clients to write a review if they are so moved. My experience is that very few clients do write reviews.

 

As far as your concern about protecting his privacy - if he were to get freaked about a review, he might want to consider whether being an escort is a good fit for him or not. If you're so moved, write the review.

Thanks @Eric Hassan . I was probably being overly cautious. I have spoken with the professional and he is more than ok with the review. I just take discretion very seriously and didn't want to cross any lines.

[gallahadesquire]

So: Do you go into a "session", iPad in hand, and say, "Would you like a review? Here are a few examples of my writing."

 

I don't write so many reviews as I aught to, mostly because I hire that much (and my last encounter was five days of bliss and pleasure).

[+ Eric Hassan]

@Eric Hassan, I'm guessing it would take slightly more than the content of a review to freak you out. Not sure how I came to that conclusion, just a hunch!

 

You're right. It's hard to freak me out

[edinbrooklyn]

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[Keenan]

I recently met up with one of the professionals...and wanted to write a glowing review; however I stopped writing it after thinking about protecting his "privacy"....meaning maybe he doesn't want the world to know of our interaction. Professionals...what is your preference?

 

Consider this, does a customer ask a plumber or any other professional before writing a review. Granted an escorts line of work is a little different but an escort chooses to be in this line of work an all that comes with it including reviews. I will admit the first time I was reviewed I was a little "freaked" out, my picture there with it and the details but it helped with business.

 

Keenan

[body2body]

I have always asked before submitting a review. Most of the time the Escort in question is delighted. I offered to write one for a masseur I've seen for several years, he emphatically said No. I have respected his wishes.

[+ DickyF]

The assumption is you always write a great review. What if it's a bad review, especially with some warnings to others? You would ask first about that?

Also Daddy lets the escort leave off his picture. So I'm not sure how a review would invade an escort's privacy, if he uses alternative phone number, etc.

[+ Phactor]

After my first hire, I asked my companion if he would be OK if I submitted glowing review ... and he said no. At first I was disappointed, because I wanted to share with the world how great he was and I wanted to help him grow his business. He let me know he prefers to keep a (somewhat) lower profile because of nature of his business. I can respect that. Plus, it's kind of nice to know that my guy isn't extremely active in the business ... I'm one of a select few

[mike carey]

If you remember aught you should remember Mike's advice on when you ought to write a review.

[MikeBannacheck]

I encourage clients to write reviews either publicly or let me know what they thought of the experience. I myself write a few paragraphs about what happened, the human imagination has no boundaries when it comes to sexual turn ons and it's interesting to find patterns and correlations.