Tips for Honest & Discreet Feedback

Are you raring to write a great escort review because you believe you had the best time of your life? Or perhaps you've tried your luck with Dubai escorts and have really liked what they've to offer, and want to tell your experience?
Or, are you looking to share your feedback because the encounter didn’t meet your expectations?
There can be many reasons to leave a review after a date with a companion. It helps other clients know what to expect and choose someone who matches their preferences.
It can also be a good way to warn other clients against potential misinformation or any drawbacks. But before you type out your review, there are a few things to keep in mind.

The top things to note

First, let’s see what things you should consider in your evaluation.

Ease of Contact

Don’t you love it when it takes just a few minutes to book a date and everything is sorted in the initial call?
Clients generally go through the profiles and use the contact details to get in touch. You should mention in your review how responsive you found your companion to be:

Did she pick up your call or reply to your message promptly?
Was the number on the profile reachable?
Was the booking done quickly?
Was she a pleasure to speak to?

You should also mention any special requests that you wanted to discuss during your initial call. If she readily accepts, then mention it in your testimonial so that other clients also feel comfortable making their requests. Local companions are known to accommodate even the smallest of requests, and mentioning them will help others know just what to expect.

Convenient Location

Depending on your or your companion’s preferences, you may want to conduct things discreetly. This means the location of the meet-up will also be a discreet one. In case your companion picks the location, evaluate her on the following metrics:

Was the location easy to reach?
Were the directions given by the companion accurate?

Your review may help the companion to give better directions so other clients may not have to struggle! You should also gauge the cleanliness and ambience of the venue and include it in your review.

How did the Date Go?

The most important thing is the experience you had during the date. You should refrain from mentioning overly graphic details about your experience, but you can freely write how it made you feel.

Did the companion show any extra consideration?
Did she take the initiative to create a relaxing environment?
Did she make you feel welcome and was she able to ease your nervousness?
Was it interesting to talk to her or did you find the conversation lacking?
Did things go as you expected?
Did you get to fulfill the expectations that you agreed on during the initial phone call?
Will you book a date with her again?

Take note of your feelings and write down how you felt about the whole experience!

Red Flags

Some crucial information in your review may help other clients immensely.
On rare occasions, you may find that the person whom you are meeting is not the individual you saw on the profile. Also, you may find that the image has been heavily enhanced or manipulated. You must mention things like this in your review so that others can avoid such incidents. It’s also better to leave if you find someone else opening the door and not the girl you saw in the picture.
You should also refrain from mentioning any personal details of the companion in your review — that means their private address or any details by which they can be tracked. Discretion is the key!

Pen Down Your Review

Always be honest when you are reviewing a companion. If you had an experience that wasn't ideal because of a lack of chemistry, don’t necessarily blame the individual.
For example, a companion has the right to say no to any request you make on the spot without agreeing beforehand. Sometimes two people simply do not "click" because chemistry is a natural thing beyond our control.
So in your review, you can write that you two didn’t click, but she did try to satisfy your expectations. It's important to be clear and truthful but also appreciate professionalism when you can, to give the right picture.