Reviews naming names on undesirable dancers

I would personally prefer that negative reviews of true rip-off girls would name names, and in fact give descriptions so that the dancer can't just change her name in order to continue to get away with a true rip-off.

But what you're reporting is not necessarily a true rip-off. You are reporting a high level of "excess hustle" but you are not reporting a true bait-and-switch, nor are you reporting a demand for excess payment that was extorted inappropriately.

So, she's not an extortionist: She didn't GET the extra money she demanded or, if she did, she only got it through VOLUNTARY action of the men. They either gave it or didn't, and disliked their interaction with her or didn't.

And, she's not a bait-and-switch liar: She didn't pro-actively claim she would perform one level of service, a level which would be reasonably understood to be a valid promise at the club in question (given the club's general spoken and unspoken "rules") but then fail to provide that level even though she received agreed-upon money for it. I don't see any descriptions of false advertising, or a detriment to a customer due to the fact that he paid for something and relied on her false word about it.

So, she's not actually the sort of person who needs to be named. In my PERSONAL opinion.

Others will have significantly differing opinions, I think. The idea of naming any dancer by name, whether positively or negatively, is one of the most difficult on this (or any other adult-services-related) board. Many people say "No, almost never." Many other people say "Yes, almost always." Consequently, I strongly urge you to get many more opinions, and in fact to get "official" opinions from the website operators and owners, before deciding on any choice in the matter as your own.

I would say "yes" in naming her provided you feel the evidence of wrong doing is strong enough. Physical intimidation is flat out wrong.

I agree with motorhead. If you are positive about the evidence, bust her. For many years I have been giving out in my reviews my "Bitch of the month" award to deserving dancers.

I'm on the fence.

Yes, name her. Help your fellow clubbers avoid the intimidation and unnecessary aggressiveness.

You always name bad dancers. You don't want other people to get ripped off and hopefully, you can eliminate her from being there in the future. ROB's like this deserve to suffer.

"When you haven't had direct experience with a dancer but have observed behavior you think others should be warned about Do you write in in a review."

Only if you directly observed the behavior and it isn't via hearsay.

"trapped a guy against wall asking him for a tip physically blocking him from leaving VIP couch area ..observed physical intimidation of guys..."

So this dancer is, what, some kind of Amazon? Female MMA fighter?

Maybe this whole "I'm a nice guy with soft hands" thing is getting out of control...

Definetely name the dancer! That's one of the reasons we come here, is to share information both good and bad. For the most part, I find the info provided here to be very accurate!

Definitely name a ROB. Be more careful with girls who are just hustling. If she's actually making threats, absolutely out her. If she's just being aggressive, it's gonna be more of a judgement call. A general statement of "one or two dancers were extremely aggressive" or something like that. If their behaviour crosses the line, name names.

Unfortunately, where exactly the line is is yours to discover. :)

"Maybe this whole "I'm a nice guy with soft hands" thing is getting out of control..."

ROTFLMAO

literally. Great one, Steve

If you're writing a review for my favorite club, I would REALLY appreciate knowing if a dancer I might take for VIP is going to try to physically force a larger tip from me. I won't name names if I get a disappointing dance but this kind of bullying extortion should definitely be publicized. Help out your brothers, Racejeff!

Im on the fence. If its a very large club, outing her may not matter. So many girls I work with are wearing wigs and changing their names once a month. Many quit dancing and then a new dancer grabs their old name.

Even in small clubs the turnover and change in looks happen alot. Chances of you hurting her long term by outing her are slim. You may be hurting a new girl who has her name though.

Name that bitch, then let juicebox fuck and cum all over her

It really depends on how you write it. If you say, I was in VIP area with my ATF and I observed "Name Girl and Outfit" giving a customer excess hassle over tip for thier VIP encounter. So very important you come to full agreement on price before starting dances.

If it is repeat thing then eventually you will capture all her wardrobe.

I had some money stolen from my wallet during a two girl VIP session. I complained to management and it became apparent that club management would not be taking any action with regard to the dancers (or the recovery of my money, about $100). After some thought, I decided to post a review/warning on TUSCL and another web site. These reviews named the two dancers and gave a description. On one other occasion, I posted the name of a dancer who did not deliver on promises during a VIP session-- a ROB. I did this for two reasons: 1) illegal/unethical behavior should have a consequence to deter it in the future (short of a physical altercation, the best consequence that I could arrange was a public report that might have some impact on the dancer's future earning potential) 2) I wanted to warn other club goers so that they'd avoid these dancers and more generally not make the same mistake that I made (losing track of the location of my wallet during a two dancer VIP).

In the above instances, I had DIRECT experience with the objectionable dancer (I don't report based on second hand here say) and the dancer behavior was down right deceptive or dishonest. I would also report on dangerous dancer behavior.

I think negative reviews most of the time end up reading like jealous strippers. Any idea how you weed that out?