I was recently speaking to another senior member about the fact that certain agencies are taking advantage of varying definitions of the term ``GFE`` to perpetrate fraud on the hobbyist community in marketing their ladies. In particular, there is an objective aspect of GFE, which I will call ``GFE service``, which is measured objectively under the traditional St. Bart`s standard (minimum requirements: , DATY, DFK). But there is also a subjective component, which I will call ``GFE attitude``, which the agencies are taking advantage of to market as ``GFE`` ladies who do not deliver GFE service. The purpose of this thread is to propose sticky definitions that will force agencies to categorize and market their ladies by standards that hobbyists, rather than agency owners, define.
First, in marketing a lady, the agency owner should be required to use the the terms ``GFE service`` or ``GFE attitude``. To me, and I know others will differ, the essentials of GFE service are , DATY, and DFK. Some would also insist that MSOG be added to the list but clearly the St. Bart`s definition is a ``minimum`` requirement.
Once we can hash out what ``GFE service`` is, an agency owner, per OUR definition, has to say whether she offers ``GFE service`` - as we have defined it - or not.
This will stop agency owners from using the vague term ``GFE`` to apply to GFE attitude rather than GFE service. And it will stop the massive fraud that is currently being perpetrated by a few agencies on the hobbyist community.
So with this thread I am asking everyone for their opinion as to what the MERB definition of ``GFE service`` should be. We need an objective industry standard to stop the fraud.
Comments?
First, in marketing a lady, the agency owner should be required to use the the terms ``GFE service`` or ``GFE attitude``. To me, and I know others will differ, the essentials of GFE service are , DATY, and DFK. Some would also insist that MSOG be added to the list but clearly the St. Bart`s definition is a ``minimum`` requirement.
Once we can hash out what ``GFE service`` is, an agency owner, per OUR definition, has to say whether she offers ``GFE service`` - as we have defined it - or not.
This will stop agency owners from using the vague term ``GFE`` to apply to GFE attitude rather than GFE service. And it will stop the massive fraud that is currently being perpetrated by a few agencies on the hobbyist community.
So with this thread I am asking everyone for their opinion as to what the MERB definition of ``GFE service`` should be. We need an objective industry standard to stop the fraud.
Comments?