What’s the likelihood that management would write fake reviews depicting extras?
nicespice
https://www.stripperweb.com/forum/showth…
So somewhere on there, someone suggested management would go far enough to tie dancers to extras in bullshit reviews? Thought that was an oddball comment, but seems like people agree there. Does that mean there is justification for Scrubby to go so hard after so many reviews on this site?
I’m skeptical, but open to hearing a different point of view.
So somewhere on there, someone suggested management would go far enough to tie dancers to extras in bullshit reviews? Thought that was an oddball comment, but seems like people agree there. Does that mean there is justification for Scrubby to go so hard after so many reviews on this site?
I’m skeptical, but open to hearing a different point of view.
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Remember the old adage “there’s no such thing as bad publicity “
I am not endorsing putting names with extras and I reject reviews that do, but that does make it more likely someone can use the extras card to attract customers. Unless the reviewer has proven track record I take all stories of extras with a grain of salt. The problem is you don’t know the reviewer until it’s published.
One post in the SW thread stated:
"... There are small/dive clubs I've worked in and the reviews go into such great detail, I know exactly who they're talking about. Haven't seen myself mentioned in a review, but doubt they'd be speaking kindly of me given the types who seem to post on TUSCL ..."
Would be kinda funny if this TUSCL thread is subsequently referenced in the SW thread; LOL
Whether it's one club trying to sabotage another, or advertise itself, no reviewer should permit it.
Scrub is on his own little planet of club ads. Immaterial to this discussion.
Anything is possible I guess (e.g. drum up business; etc) - but I doubt he'd reference a dancer by name unless he had some kinda vendetta against her
A long time ago I’d wind up in odd ball strip clubs that had good raviews and people there (workers and strippers) would ask “how did you find this place” and I’d say “TUSCL.” The majority of the time they didn’t know what it was, if they did, I was looked at in a negative way. Very few positive responses but there were a few. I have learned to keep my mouth shut about TUSCL when I’m in a club and if someone presses me how I found the club I say “a friend told me that he liked this place so I thought I’d check it out.”
BTW the consensus I’ve gotten from strippers who know about TUSCL is if you’re a climber that uses TUSCL, you’re cheap, you expect extras and you won’t spend much money in the club (food, drinks, tips, etc.)
I wouldn't say most of us are "cheap," at least not given the king's ransoms that some of us spend here.
Conscious of getting our money's worth per visit (whether extras or not) definitely, but over a month, or a year, I'd say most of us drop much more on our favorite club/dancer than non-TUSCLers.
On the other side, I could see management possibly posting fake reviews and mentioning dancers by name (and associating them with specific extras) in order to have grounds to fire certain dancers they don’t like. It must be very difficult to disprove negative strip club information posted online.
I can see a strip club manager sitting in a smoke filled office - panties hanging from a dusty coat rack - bags of singles stuffed in the unused chairs - wearing a stained polyester suit - his dress shirt unbuttoned to his navel - and a few gold chains. Typing away on an old laptop, with pornhub and Astroglide stickers around the screen. Pulling up TUSCL - and using a fake account to review Bubbles giving a customer uncovered anal for $200 roses on Friday night. Then see him think he’s a marketing genius when Friday night is so busy!
To answer your question:
What’s the likelihood that management would write fake reviews depicting extras?
Very likely,
Ginger888 wrote and I quote:
“Management of clubs can and will (and has) posted thru burner accounts fake glowing exaggerated reviews of dancers including purported extras all in the name of driving customers in and upping their beloved house take.”
Like she said, management does it for money, of course it is “false advertising” like most of the advertising industry is.
You can be as skeptical as you want, but I am sure Ginger888 is telling the truth, based on her personal experience.
I guess I was skeptical because I figured as far as extras go, managers would either want to keep it low key and maybe only outright encouraged directly to specific individuals, or DGAF. If selective, that would have been told in person to whoever.
If dgaf, they don’t have to bother trying to promote, the customer base is already there and management doesn’t have to do a thing.
Seems most here have a different opinion that it’s likely for several clubs. So maybe I’m just being naive or haven’t thought about it too much 🤔
I don’t think that many. It’s tough to get an accurate read there though.
Tho a couple of days ago, I kinda wondered at one individual. Only chatted like a few minutes while I was on stage. He claimed to have only been at my club once before a long time ago but clearly was comfortable there like somebody who goes to clubs often would. And made a comment at me like “I know you have your regulars” and right then I really wanted to ask if he was from this site but I chickened out. And he wanted to do a dance right there and then (I couldn’t though ☹️) and I wondered if he was an individual who made a beeline for me just because of my activity on this site.
Then he bails out of the club and doesn’t at least stick around to scope out the other dancers. (And there was plenty of them around) Though I guess if he was a tuscler, he was probably bailing quickly to go to the club down the road with cheaper dance prices and more mileage LOL
(P.S. If what I suspect is true, and if you are reading this and that’s you, just PM me dude 😭)
I never recommend that dancers come here, because dancers are treated pretty poorly here. There's a lot to unpack with a website where many (but not all) of the frequent users love strip clubs but routinely shit on strippers. That dovetails nicely with how I also never tell dancers that I know this site exists, because the opinions of the users here are generally not great. So, why set myself up that way?
There are definitely guys on here who are cheap and think there should be such a thing as "penny blowjobs." But there's also a lot of guys on here (like me) who spend generously on dancers, both inside and outside of the club. I don't believe there's any of my CFs who think I'm treating them unfairly.
Often, what I think dancers resent about TUSCL users is that a lot of us walk through the door knowing at least the basics of how clubs and dancers operate, and therefore their "home court" advantage is greatly decreased. So, I think that their use of "cheap" is a thinly-veiled code word for "hard(er) to hustle" and their frustration with that.
@spice - has TUSCL ever come up among your fellow dancers - if so how often (rare; a fair amount; a lot)? Do/have you brought up TUSCL w/ your fellow grinders?
Would they post that about another club to sabotage them? Yup...
They focus more on reddit and ig. Most focus on their own networks coz that's the most relevant to them
There's a good reason why a lot of the dancer profiles here are completely empty. I assume that these are club research profiles.
There's also a good reason why many of the dancers that try to participate in the community go dark after a month or so.
But far MORE LIKELY that is all true and the lady getting filled with jiz by a bunch of geriatric loosers is trying to deny it so all her friends don't talk shit about her being a cheap whore.
I wouldn’t put in past club managers to be anymore noble than trolls on this site. Sure why not. I think a lot of people read these reviews just like 2% ever comment. I have now way of knowing that but just a hunch. It’s like talk radio. You listen but do you ever call in? It’s like the same 15 guys.
I've seen things hapen so openly now that you wouldn't have seen before the pandemic. It's a short term cash grab.
I don't mind too much I guess.
I also don't give a shit if girls talk shir about me being a dirty hooker to customers. Please tell everyone that so I can collect their money lol.
And management always gets a cut when it's itc sometimes otc if they pretend to manage dancers
And yes managers/owners can and will get otc fuckery money too and sometimes facilitate these activities.
In the long run this is all bad. However none of these people seem to give a shit about the long term.
I too have noticed a lot of times extras girls seem to include extras in the regular price of things or their add on tip is not a big ask. You start to figure shit out from customers telling you things.
If clubs don’t care about the added issues that might come from having a reputation for allowing extras, and they actually seem to encourage extras, then they are accepting additional risk (if law enforcement decides to crack down).
I’ve personally mentioned that before on the site somewhere once. Idk, if it was another dancer I would, but that individual poster is an oddball.
“@spice - has TUSCL ever come up among your fellow dancers - if so how often (rare; a fair amount; a lot)? Do/have you brought up TUSCL w/ your fellow grinders?”
The only time explicitly was at this one club…where a dancer talked about reading reviews and amazed at how much customers get into it with wanting to talk about “mileage”…like not really an angry tone just more like she thought they were silly. And this was at a club that was the highest mileage in its region lol.
On the other hand, I remember having Racks To Riches (dancer who sells a course on dancing) on my phone, and a couple of dancers at different points commenting on that right away. One told me if I thought it was useful, another praised it. Never happened when I was on tuscl LOL
I’ve seen a few dancers online on social media and ran into them at a club at a different time. Idk, the one time I mentioned that to a dancer that I thought her tumblr was pretty cool, like 5 years ago, I don’t think she liked that very much and she avoided me. She was very easy to spot because she would upload selfies and videos of herself all the time, and had clearly mentioned she was in Austin—so I figured she wouldn’t care if she put herself out like that. But nope, I was wrong. So I keep that to myself now when I recognize people from online.
So I asked if he hung around any customer-centric sites to find clubs, and no he just uses google reviews. I figured I’d be nice enough to tell him that review sites exist but he was completely uninterested and didn’t want to hear about it.
Later on I wrote a review of that club and felt comfortable making fun of him since I knew he wasn’t going to read it anyways 😂 like either enjoy the spontaneity of going to a club and seeing what will happen or enjoy getting mileage consistently but if you refuse to do your research then STFU and don’t bitch at us dancers
In LA and Vegas the trend seems to be to hire managers and party promoters who are basically just gang affiliated pimps. They bring their hoes into the clubs and push girls into doing more. Constantly telling them their earnings are only limited by their limits. Then offer them private parties to work or individual clients which in reality is just arranging dated for them. Pimping them.