Avoiding negative reviews

[Rizzgod]

I can assure you that there are some very wealthy men on these review forums who review escorts. I can promise you that.

I've booked with one of those ultra-exclusive high-end escort agencies a few times before, the kind that aren’t accessible to just anyone, and you must be vetted before booking. Some of the women there charge rates comparable to chartering a private jet. The site even has a review section that's only visible to clients, where you're allowed to leave feedback only if you've actually met the escort. Most of the women have several reviews. You’d need to be quite wealthy to book any of those ladies or even gain access to the agency. So, I can assure you that ultra-wealthy men are indeed reviewing escorts.

I also have some close friends who are professional athletes and occasionally see escorts, and I know they check out these review sites, we have discussed it. I'm not sure if they leave reviews themselves, I haven't asked, but maybe I will. These guys are earning millions each year.

The notion that wealthy men don’t review or complain because a $500-$1500 rate is "nothing to them" is not true. It’s not just about the money, it’s about the time they are dedicating to spend with the escort. Time is money, and these guys don’t want to waste either. There are also concerns about safety and privacy. Extremely wealthy men often have no trouble getting attractive women for free, so they tend to have higher standards (leading to harsher reviews). Plus, many of them became incredibly wealthy by being very frugal and not squandering their money. I recently had lunch with a client who is a genuine multi-billionaire, and he voiced his frustration over his son delaying his flight bookings for spring break, flights that he would be paying for, resulting in a price increase of $400. So, a guy with billions was upset about wasting $400 due to his son procrastinating. These guys don't like to throw money away.

I can also assure you that there is at least one person on this review board who earns eight figures annually.