“You aren’t going to write a review on me, are you?”

Wow, after an OTC? I would have thought that kind of question would come up after a VIP or some sort of ITC activity.

Doc you probably thought your cover was blown until you heard the rest of her explanation. Like, how did she know??

Were you wearing a three piece white polyester suit and pretending to be a marine biologist? 😂😂😂

TFP: yeah, that was exactly what I thought at first.

25: No, but she said the douchebag that reviewed her was pretending to be a chemical engineer.

I've been to 5 meets ups. The last one being last Tue/Wed at Follies. doc was there. Afterwards I always get asked how we all know each other. When there are 4 guys from out of state that are not regulars I can't say just from meeting at the club. So I just say from the internet and that usually satisfies them.

I hate seeing Reviews where the girls is being named. I actually wish that Founder would take a tougher stance on this.

I would not write such a review.

But on SF RedBook it was set up so that you could. You could even write a review on a street or bar hooker, one who did not in anyway advertise on RB, and so she would have no profile.

SJG

Did you seek her out because of a review 😝

Aside from reviews that mention me by my online handle, I’ve never found myself in one. I think it would be awkward to find myself in one and caught off guard, whether it was positive or negative. But I think Nina said she found her name come up before online?

I agree @Warrior naming a girl that gave you a good time is totally classless and puts someone who was nice to you at risk in a most unfair way.

-->"But on SF RedBook it was set up so that you could"

Not just "could" ... the reviews contained detailed reports of acts and prices. For that reason, to this day I would never admit to writing reviews -- even generic ones that don't mention names -- or even reading reviews. The girls still have a seething hatred of "The redbook guys"

The girls would sometimes read reviews and compare notes until they figured out who a review writer was. There was one particularly obnoxious guy who they identified and basically drove out of the club completely

^^^^^ Now, those explicit reviews were mostly for AAMPs. Those did not take walkins. They made what is basically an escort service, good. You got good GFE-MSOG sessions, even though you could not meet the women and engage in preliminary makeout sessions before committing.

When it came to AMPs, allowing walkins, the reviews were kept very tame, as LE could just walk in.

When LE busted AAMPs they did not schedule appointments, so the reviews were never involved. They did not connect the address to the RB ads and booking number. They made the bust because the neighbors were complaining. Read the police reports and talked with defense lawyers myself.

I would never make a review for an AMP girl, strip club Dancer, or a street or lounge hooker.

I only made reviews when it was okayed by the AAMP girl in question, and when I knew that she and her boss were well informed.

SJG

I would have done as Subra and played completely dumb.

"Reviews? Huh? Nah I'm not into that"

I don't know if you've ever looked at usasexguide, but they actually encourage you to give specifics with names

Ridiculous

The reason I can talk here about writing RB Reviews and about being close to the people in the AAMP world, is that I keep my online identity and my f2f identities completely separate.

SJG

Long ago San Francisco had been a cool place for street hookers. And of especial note, there was a seamless relationship between the sidewalk and the inside of what would become Pink Diamonds.

SJG

Street Hookers, Women Customers, Women Strippers, no real lines of separation.

Sound great?

Only one problem, back then it was a DRAG Queen Bar, so one had to be very careful as most of the women customers were fake.

Street hooker followed me out the front door. She offered to "Prove to you that I am a woman, I can do that right here."

I told her that that would not be necessary, but she was nice and nice looking. Black, high heels and a mid length dress.

Stripper on stage, black, peeled down to just high heels and makeup. Real nice too.

SJG

"I would not write such a review"

@sjg

According to your profile, you have not write any type of review... Lol

I think it depends on the review. If you are talking about extras you should never name names.

If you are describing the lineup (i.e. Bambi is a tall blonde with massive bolt ons, Rose is a little redhead spinner with a lot of tats) names are fine. I also think its fine to mention names if you are giving a more PG review such as "I got 3 dances each from Rose and Bambi and while Bambi was very mechanical and seemed to be disinterested, Rose was much more seductive and seemed to be 100% into it."

And of course ALWAYS name ROBs by name to help out your fellow PLs.

^^^^ I did write reviews, with permission, on SF Red Book.

SJG

The reason I can talk here about writing RB Reviews and about being close to the people in the AAMP world, is that I keep my online identity and my f2f identities completely separate.

SJG

Something tells me these are NOT the only personalities that SJG has.....

Maybe I'm new to all this, but what kind of asshole would publicly name another participant in an illegal act?

Prevent: Look at the reviews. We have retards doing it all the time.

Prevert, that is. Are you a fan of Dr. Strangelove?