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  1. Posted

    Good day cerbians,

     

    Hope you are enjoying this early winter season upon us :)

    Here I am wishing you all a Very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

     

    Also thank you all for 2013; It was a great year!

     

    I have been away for a little now, and might be away more permanently. I am not a big fan of good-bye threads to be honest - just for the sole fact that I might return.

     

    But I would like to leave a shout out for all the ladies I have met in the past. You shall not be forgotten. Thank you for your lovely companionship.

     

    And to the gents whom I have made friends with from this site ... Keep on Humping the big world :)! lol

     

    -- Areez.

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  7. Posted

    I am more flexible in a way. Many clients will arrive and start with a basic session, but they do that knowing that if they change it up, the new session needs to be compensated for.

     

    It's up to you to know the rates for what you are starting with, and if you yourself is deciding you might be interested in more (whether it is more time, or changing from hj to bj, or bj to FS), that you are prepared she is going to be asking/expecting/reminding that that is extra.

     

     

    You wouldn't be there with her if she didn't provide her services for a fee, so no need to be squeamish about it if you are going to change it up mid-session and she reminds you about this. :)

     

    Just clarifying a point before we all got confused here:

    I understand that all the different options are discussed ahead of time ?

    Perfect I liked those - get rid of the business side and time to have fun :D

    When you mention - changing from hj to bj, or bj to FS:

    I would think this only apply for SP that provide Massage only service too because those services are offered as an extra. Completely acceptable.

    I'd go with an example of mine: How about when an SP advertises GFE - with DFK; no mention YMMV; no mention of an extra; mid session - gets hot and steamy .... LFK turning into DFK and she said! oh that's extra!

    Mood killer ...

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  9. Posted

    I never implied you stuck only to CERB. Like you I use multiple sources when I look for an encounter.

     

    As distasteful as you find it you still do go look on sites that do allow negative comments so you must see some use for them. Which is really all I was pointing out.

     

    Then maybe we are on the same page anyway; any information is good information. The problem is how the information is presented and perceived by the masses.

  10. Posted

    If the comments are mean spirited then they are not beneficial. I do believe some negative comments can be helpful, maybe to both parties. For example, if the SP advertises an experience and client after client does not get then I think it is fair to point that out.

     

    I think if you are pointing out a part of experience that is advertised but never actually happen its not a negative comment. And I completely agree with the part it should be pointed out - Trust me; I believe in credibility review more than recommendation only as canuckhooker said - some of the recommendation are just shills... But how do one know if this happen to all the clients without anyone is able to speak up. Hence this is few things that could be looked at and discussed in civilized manner and benefit everyone.

     

    I believe the "sex-and-go" you talk about is a part of this industry. Maybe it's not for you and maybe it's not for some providers but it exists and I don't think it should be dismissed.

     

    I am a member of other boards and allowing negative comments can get out of hand. It's difficult because a sexual experience is so personal and none of us respond to criticism well.

     

    Now I realize that this business is unique because the experience is so personal but in the end it is a business and I believe all of us search online for all kinds of services and we like to read all comments. Regardless of the service, if you read 10 nice comments about someone providing a service and 1 nasty mean spirited comment then you use common sense to realize that this person probably provides a good service and there are some assholes that no one can satisfy.

     

    You highlighted the point really well "none of us respond to criticism well."

    But common sense is not really that common, quickest assumption would say based on the last review things might have changed and this providers is now have completely changed the experience.

     

    Sex and go is part of the industry - major part. I do not dismiss the fact; but if you are looking for a sex and go; did you get off? Then her part is done. Shouldn't you ask what is provided in the beginning? And back to that if a provider advertised something but not following up then it back to your first point; is it something negative or just false advertising or maybe YMMV? Without being able to review - this will always be a grey area shaded with uncertainty hence it will be taken as negative.

     

    Take it to the other board; let it go rampage over there - CERB is not the place. I never said I stuck only to CERB. Does not mean I don't find it distasteful as most of the negative review I've seen is more bashing rather than commenting for constructive.

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  11. Posted

    The interesting part of this is how the OP landed with an enforcer?

    If you try to bow out of the appointment and leaving her with some kind of compensation - there shouldn't be any 3rd person in the room to intervene. If the lady took offense to this and had her bodyguard/enforcer involved - well it sure does look like a bait and switch to me.

     

    I don't think CERB policy is at 100% protecting the lady or not reviewing them. There is section in each city for dangerous encounter.

     

    When you are not sure - PM the "mod" ask for his take and if you should post it or not - cause trust me if there is a 3rd person intervention during an encounter while you are not being offensive/abusive and just trying to bow out graciously - I classify this is as dangerous; also bait and switch.

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  15. Posted · Edited by Areez

    And in case Hector17 thinks this is condescending as well, sorry to disappoint you dude. It's legit :-)

     

    As I apologized on the other post, I will do the same here. I had no intentions of making everyone's hair stand on end but it appears I have. At least with the other post I did get some valuable information before it blew up that I can pass on. This one... not so much.

     

    I was pounced on right from the beginning so it appears I did offend some people. Again, I'm sorry for that. I only wanted to know how we could try to get some recommendations out there. Nothing more and nothing less.

     

    Dude. You've got a remarkable talent for delivering an apology in a way that says "what a shame it is that everyone but me sucks".

     

    I completely agree with MightyPen:

    Plus saying "thinks this is condescending" even your apology sound like you are condescending others. Just slapping in a "sorry" does not* make everything okay.

     

    "At least with the other post I did get some valuable information before it blew up that I can pass on. This one... not so much."

     

    READ READ READ. There is a LOT of VALUABLE INFORMATION here posted by providers and hobbyist; it just you have to take off your blinders and see it on broader view.

     

    blind·er:

    1. blinders A pair of leather flaps attached to a horse's bridle to curtail side vision. Also called blinkers.

    2. Something that serves to obscure clear perception and discernment.

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  16. Posted

    Just because something is called one thing its the only thing it means;

    wow... I cant believe how often do we have to beat this topic.

    I wrote recommendation when I feel like it; in any means or way trust me it does not reflect anything along how I like a lady or not.

    There is many ladies here in CERB that I have seen more than 3-4 times and still have not written recommendation about them.

    I don't want to let the world know who I see on which day of the week as that is my business and my business alone.

    I really find your post of calling other lazy offensive. Learn to communicate your thoughts before the name calling. Enough is enough.

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  17. Posted

    Good guy or not I think the cop in question approach this in so many wrong ways.

     

    I'm not an SP; but how would you expect to react when a full fledged police office shows up for an appointment; does not matter if he means good or harm.

     

    He could still go in with his civilian clothing if all he meant is well and just doing a check up. I'm sure he is as capable of defending himself even without the uniform.

     

    And using confidential information for any personal purposes? well -- that's wrong in any business: be it to help other ... he's a cop - There is a process and procedures to get things done. How do one expect to enforce the rules and have other follow it if they are not following the rules themselves?

     

    Very interesting development.

  20. Posted

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    This will hopefully make the vaccine not only effective, but easy and cheap to produce.

    Now, Phase 1 trials (which started in March of 2012) are specifically to test if the vaccine is safe, and to identify any side effects (if any). It's not until Phases 2 and 3 that the actual effectiveness of the vaccine is truly put to the test. However, it seems that SAV001-H passed its Phase 1 trials with flying colours, since no adverse effects were reported in any of the patients that participated in the study.

    With this success, it now opens the doors for Kang and his team to continue on with Phase 2 trials, where they'll test the vaccine's ability to produce an immune response and its overall effectiveness.
    "

  24. Posted

    I used to not wear jeans ... but that all changed few years back; its sturdier than wearing dress pants lol.

    Anything from Rock n Republic (gone I think...) Buffallo by David Bitton and True Religion ... all relaxed cut :0

     

    It allows me to prolong the life of my dress pants ... lol.

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