Reviews only help if they are real. These are the rules every review on London Escorts Hub follows.
Every review is read before it goes live
A person reads each review first. We publish reviews that describe a genuine experience and follow the rules below, whether they are good or bad.
To check a review is genuine, we ask for the phone number the booking was made from. It is only used for that check and is never published.
What we don’t publish
- Reviews we believe are fake, including ones written by the escort, her agency or a rival.
- Reviews that were paid for or rewarded in any way, unless that is clearly shown on the review.
- Anything that identifies a client or an escort beyond the profile name, such as addresses or phone numbers.
- Links, threats, hate speech or anything intended to harass.
Advertisers can’t remove bad reviews
Escorts and agencies can’t edit or delete reviews, and paying for a Featured spot makes no difference to which reviews appear. If an advertiser believes a review is false, they can ask us to look again, and we apply the same rules to everyone.
Reviews here and reviews on profiles
Reviews written on London Escorts Hub are shown in full on our reviews page, each with its own star rating. An escort’s profile shows only how many of them name her, with a link to read them there. They don’t appear on agency websites.
Separately, a profile can show a review count and rating from her agency’s website, or from her own site if she works for herself, and it names the site they come from.
Questions
If you think a review breaks these rules, tell us which one and why.