A question to all MP.net Reviewers...

[Michael N]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

Do you keep your best MPA/Experiences to yourself? The reason I'm asking is that some of the best MPAs I've been with are not reviewed here. These MPAs are also the ones that asked me not to post a review.

Just wondering.

 

[Lutzkrieg]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

Yes unless;

1) I get tired of her.
2) Someone trades juicy info with me
3) She leaves the business or changes location that

 

[Deeana]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

No reviews means no reviews, if people ask me about her I will just give them the basics and that I enjoyed myself and thats as far as I will go.

I try to review everyone I see now.

 

[rpobsession]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

...pretty much review every session (except certain repeats where there is nothing to be added).

Unlike most others here, I don't really think the ladies have the "right" to ask NOT to be reviewed, though (well, they have the right to ASK, of course... I'm not a Fuzzy Nazi... I just don't think I have an obligation to comply)... but then again, I don't believe any review should say things that would get them into "trouble" (and try very hard not to).


EG (love the handle, btw), you should really re-consider sharing reviews of your better sessions. For my part, I'm just trying to "pay back" the kindness of others who have shared their gems with me (and one "hole" in particular... LOL!)... kind of a "pay it forward" thing, I guess. But if everybody were to be so selfish, it would make this site pretty useless, don't you think?

*hops off makeshift soapbox*

 

[HardcorePunk]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

I totally agree. Some (even some of my buddies here) disagree with me about the same topic. Sorry ladies, but it's my prerogative to review or not. In some cases I will not, but if all ladies didn't want to be reviewed then what would we have?

 

[rachelle_inhighheels]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

A debating society?

 

[Eddie B]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

i dont review if it is someone that has been pretty well covered around here unless i have differing views that havent been pointed out. I havent kept any hidden gems as i havent found or tried to find any. So far ive played it safe with the well reviewed MPA's but have tried a few unknown or lesser known SP's..dancers ill always give info on if they are unknown and great. I mean why keep it to yourself...shes going to see other guys anyway no? lol

 

[Keem]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

Funny you should ask. I met a new lady the other night who specificaly asked not to be reviewed. Turns out she had a bad experience a few years back with some jerk who harrassed her and published all her private ino (real name, address, phone, etc.) all over the review boards.

 

[infinitesky49]

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Isn't that what we already have?

Perry

 

[gws35]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

I am pretty new at adding my $0.02, but have to say that most of what is on this board I have found to be very accurate. Most of the ladies I have seen are already reasonably well reviewed. So hard to share new 'secrets' in my case.

 

[Rob E]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

As I've said before, massageplanet.net is a double edged sword for the ladies. It's "free" advertising, which is good when you're trying to earn a living and need clients, but at the same time some guys aren't discrete ...

My favourite Indian SP Celina is no longer working because some f*cking idiots posted too much personal info about her on the public board... The last time I saw her she was terrified co-workers at her day job and family members would find out, so she's decided to take a break...

The rest of her clients have lost out coz one or two a-holes decided to brag on massageplanet.net...

When posting reviews I'd rather mention things such as personality, service, attitude and looks which everyone can enjoy, rather than mileage which can be very client specific....

For instance, there's one girl I've seen whom I've been told via PM offers DATY but has NEVER offered it to me after several visits... Maybe she will down the road, or maybe she won't but I still enjoy her company and personality...

 

[sdselt]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

Do people actually tell the lady "I'm gonna review you." Are the expecting better service or something. We all know that certain well known spas such as IT and HFH have asked to not have their ladies reviewed in the past. I guess this isn't a reviewers board anymore.. more like an advertiser's board!

 

[Allen]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

I have not posted reviews on every lady I've seen, more because I have just had other priorities at the time and never got around to it. However, if I had an absolutely fantastic time with her, I'll make sure to post it.
I've only had one MPA express concerns over being reviewed so I posted only how great it was but did not include any details.
MPAs that I've talked to about the subject don't seem to have any problems with reviews neccissarily, even negative ones. But they'd rather avoid being reviewed all together because some massageplanet.netites launch a personal, insulting attack.
If you had an awful time, didn't find her attractive, the massage wasn't any good, she's a clock watcher, etc., there are ways to express that without being a complete jerk.
Most MPAs can handle constructive criticism, but don't make it your personal goal to drive every potential customer away from seeing her.
MPAs, like everyone else in life and in every job have their bad days. We all have our bad days at our job and if someone met us only once on that particular day then posted a scorching attack that could potentially ruin your livelyhood, that wouldn't be very fair, would it?
Be critical when its deserved, just make it constructive criticism.

Thank you and remember to vote BlahBlah for Prime Minister in 2007! Mandatory workplace rub & tug sessions if I'm elected!

 

[Igloo]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

I share my experiences the first time I experience an MPA. I usually don't write another review of the MPA unless something has drastically changed.

 

[Dylan Calvert]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

Quite a number of people have done just that. It is one of the reasons why Tbill and I butt heads. His idea is to demand a better rate for his members and my idea is to let the market determine the rates.

I still review ladies from HFH and IT and those mp's dont have a problem with my reviews because I will not give away information that may get someone into trouble one way or the other.

If I have a problem with a lady's service, I let the mgmt know and let them deal with it. Usually its corrected and in the worst cases, it makes mgmt pay more attention and when they hear the same stories from others, usually that lady is history.

A good review is one that does not go into specific details, but instead serves as a starting point to verify that the lass in question is worth a visit or not.

 

[nejifan1234]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

Before I place a review I will ask the MPA if she has a problem with it, whether or not she has been reviewed before. I have had one MP owner/operator ask me not to review and that one hasn't been done.

Speaking of reviews, I noticed that AHS on Matheson isn't reviewed very often here. It use to be my favourite spot when I visited To once a month or so about 4 years ago. I don't even know who is working there any longer.

Lets remember, its a known fact that the LE watch this board as well!

Thats my $0.02 worth

 

[Mommy to 4 boys :)]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

Since I am paying for the service, I generally feel it is ok to review the service provider.

I believe that honest reviews do more for the industry as a whole. If the reviewer only has negative things to say, or just the opposite only glowing reveiws I usually dismiss them out of hand.

One very important thing to remember when reading a review.. take note not only of the SP or MP but also the reviewer.. a quick search on the User will always give you the "rest of the they story"

 

[jared_e42]

A question to all massageplanet.net Reviewers...

I want to start by saying that I don't normally inform attendants that I am a member of massageplanet.net or EDMB. The misnomer that you get better service if they think you are going to be writing about them is wrong. The good MPAs will give you good service regardless of "who" you are. The bad ones might give you a marginally better time, but may not - some of them just don't care.

My policy is that if there was nothing wrong with the service, and I am asked not to review, I won't review. In this case, the MPA may know I am "on the boards" because she asked how I heard about them. I will honestly say that I saw the ad on massageplanet.net or read a review or whatever.

On the other hand, if I have a crappy session and am asked not to review, my attitude is "Why should someone else get screwed over the way I was?, and I will review.

There are lots of factors that go into my decision on reviewing. On at least one ocassion on this board I did not review an individual because I was not prepared to deal with all the flack from her "loyal" customers. Over time I did discuss with others via PM, my session with that particular person, and found that I was not the only one who had experienced poor service. Still, it wasn't worth all the potential BS that the review would have raised, no matter how truthful the review.

I have discussed reviewing with a number of MPAs where the service was great or exceptional. In most cases these ladies were all ready plenty busy and felt that they didn't need the extra "advertising" the review would provide.

Take Angelina as an example. Her service is so exceptional that she must have a dozen good reviews over the past few months since she arrived on the scene. If Angelina sees this I am sure she would confirm that all of the good reviews have created more business for her. She may eventually reach a point where she is just too busy to meet the demand. At that point she may ask her customers not to review, just so that she can meet the demand of her "regulars."