Does a provider having a No Review policy stop you from seeing her

[Brooke Wilde]

Recently a gentleman I was spending time with mentioned to me that he almost decided against seeing me because I have a no review policy.

I had never given it much thought one way or the other, but it got me thinking ... does that influence your decision to see a provider?

For disclosure, I implemented my no review policy because a provider was contacting the men who were reviewing me & offering them a free session if they would tell her my location, pretty crazy, huh?

[Bigwill832]

For me it depends on the provider. If she's well established and known, then it wouldn't bother me. But if she's a newer provider, no I won't go see her. Even with a no review policy one can ask around in the locker room for experiences. If it's a new girl with a no review policy, that's a huge red flag.

[Ben Rhimene]

The quotation marks in the title create the Forbidden message so you might get limited responses if folks don't know the workaround.

It's not a deal killer for me but it does make me hesitate. I'm looking for a few things when I book:

Solid TCB
Accurate photos/description
Enthusiastic BCD activities (some are constant, some every so often)

A lady's profile, ads, or website can provide a menu and rates, as well as "hopefully" recent pics, but the rest I am going in blind. Reviews help a lot...YMMV for sure but with enough reviews/comments I can better understand what sort of experience I am likely to have. Obviously, if a lady has been doing this a while that provides some level of comfort, but nothing beats recent intel/feedback.

It's the same with any aspect of the service industry...some have bad (or excellent) days, and some reviewers are overly critical (or generous). Reputations grow from repetitively similar reports, whether positive or otherwise, and when I see a No Review policy I tend to be concerned about erratic approaches to delivery of any of the above.