Review by PUSSLOV, March, 2009
Called up, typical 2 call scenario. I arrived at the hotel and she was barely awake and distracted. I gave her the fee and she counted and called in.
Allison is an escort and massage provider in Atlanta, Georgia, offering incall and outcall sessions. Reviewers report a girlfriend-style experience. In a client's words: "Called and she sound nice in the phone and said she provided GFE."
Called up, typical 2 call scenario. I arrived at the hotel and she was barely awake and distracted. I gave her the fee and she counted and called in.
Wanted to see my ATF during holiday but she never returned my call. I saw Allison's ad. She been posted on and off in the craigslist. Looked like a college coed but have no review so decided to TOFTT. Called and she sound nice in the phone and said she provided GFE. Met her in a nice suite hotel.
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Allison is an escort and massage provider in Atlanta, Georgia, offering incall and outcall sessions. Reviewers report a girlfriend-style experience. In a client's words: "Called and she sound nice in the phone and said she provided GFE."
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Reviewers express a mixed experience with Allison, noting a lack of clear positives in their interactions. While some customers mention the typical two-call scenario when booking, they also highlight issues with staff engagement, as one reviewer describes an encounter with a distracted and barely awake staff member. Additionally, another customer points out difficulties in communication, specifically mentioning that their calls went unanswered when trying to arrange a meeting. The inconsistency in staff availability and responsiveness appears to be a common theme. Overall, while there are no standout positive aspects noted, the average rating reflects a neutral sentiment, indicating room for improvement in service quality and communication.