Eurogirlsescort
Questions & Answers

I’ve submitted honest, specific reviews for multiple escorts I met — all following the review guidelines (no slurs, no doxxing, no unverifiable claims). Still, each review was either silently removed or never approved.

Examples of profiles where this happened:
• https://www.eurogirlsescort.com/escort/jade/903142/
• https://www.eurogirlsescort.com/escort/hellen/856857/
• https://www.eurogirlsescort.com/escort/veronika/859237/

When I asked support why, they simply said:
“We can’t share details — internal policy.” (helpdesk manager Nela)
No transparency, no guidance, no clarity on whether I’m even allowed to review again — and if not, why not?

What’s worse: this started happening after I reported an agency that ran over 30 duplicate profiles under different names, using identical images, phone numbers, and verification videos. Your support (Theresa) removed those ads after confirming the fraud.

But shortly after, the same scammer reappeared with new names and the exact same phone numbers and media. When I reported the new listings with side-by-side comparisons, WhatsApp screenshots, and links — your team (this time Nela) claimed my “proof wasn’t strong enough.” They didn’t request further evidence. They just ignored it.

At the same time, reviews I submitted — even for unrelated, legitimate encounters — started being taken down. It’s hard not to see this as retaliation or a silent blacklist for speaking up.

Meanwhile, advertisers are free to leave public replies to reviews with zero moderation or verification. They can say anything — insult the reviewer, make up excuses — and it goes live instantly.

Check examples:
https://www.eurogirlsescort.com/escort-agencies/gg-model-agency/30002/

As well as:
https://www.eurogirlsescort.com/escort/diana/777847/ (from agency who mass deploys ads)
Their answer: https://prnt.sc/8njAQAnImPpb (for each ad they deployed, which also goes against policy of duplicate ads).