How to leave a BAD OR GOOD google review for a provider?
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Unless she has an actual business on google listed you can't. Just like I can't leave a bad review for my neighbour.
Are you searching for adult services with your google account? Are you sure that's a good idea??
What's wrong with your neighbour?
Yes, is that a bad thing? Will the government law enforcement come after me?
Law enforcement? Well, only if you reply to those second-rate pea dough file entrapment ads they had up a few weeks back, using pics of a 30-something female officer. Or if your wife ever finds out your password.
But hey, everyone's risk appetite is different. You do you.
Good luck.
Don't want to repeat, it's in his google review
Sure there is a way Bezos is the commercialism overlord of our online presence with Zuck and Timmy Cook nipping at his heels. Although the subject of your review would need to have a locatable business or identity in Google search. Last I checked most ladies don’t operate that way. Also not sure most punters are searching for their next date that way. So unless you met as a result of Pigales or Barefax I don’t know that it will do much, good or bad, to the subject of your review or be seen by anyone other than to draw attention to your identity. But hey I’ll be curious to see how it works for you. Perhaps a google search myself next time for “tallish hot blonde bbbj cof finish 90min GFE in Ottawa…”
Believe me, if sex workers could reliably set up Google Business Profiles and get the exposure that comes with them, we would! The platform’s rules don’t allow it.
Google Business Profile policies ban content that promotes escort services or anything interpreted as providing sexual acts for money. Their ad policies specifically prohibit “prostitution, companionship, hostess, and escort services.” A listing can occasionally stay up until it gets flagged, but explicit sexual content, calls-to-action for paid sex, or clear escort branding leads to suspension or removal.
You also can’t leave a Google review for a business that has no profile. Reviews are attached to an existing Google Business Profile listing—if there’s no listing (or it’s been removed), there’s nowhere for the review to go.
Google Business Profile policies ban content that promotes escort services or anything interpreted as providing sexual acts for money. Their ad policies specifically prohibit “prostitution, companionship, hostess, and escort services.” A listing can occasionally stay up until it gets flagged, but explicit sexual content, calls-to-action for paid sex, or clear escort branding leads to suspension or removal.
You also can’t leave a Google review for a business that has no profile. Reviews are attached to an existing Google Business Profile listing—if there’s no listing (or it’s been removed), there’s nowhere for the review to go.
Bezos strikes again!
Although I suppose if it was possible would the search ever return anything else?
Although I suppose if it was possible would the search ever return anything else?
Yes infact, they will break down your door and arrest you on the spot and then tout you around infront of your wife and friends and then put you in jail for life
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