Christina is an escort and massage provider in Providence, Rhode Island, offering incall and outcall sessions. A reviewer writes: "Pic on CL are good representation of her, but they not actually be her."
Over a year ago
Two Call System. We agreed I would call at the exit ramp. I did but she didn't pick up the phone. I had to keep trying but still nothing. So I grabbed a bite to eat since I drove almost 2hrs. I decide... See more
Two Call System. We agreed I would call at the exit ramp. I did but she didn't pick up the phone. I had to keep trying but still nothing. So I grabbed a bite to eat since I drove almost 2hrs. I decided to give her one last try. She finally picked up 1.5hrs later.
Pic on CL are good representation of her, but they not actually be her. She is hot for sure, but is not it to her work. Offered full service on the phone, but onece the money was collected, she made up excuses.
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Christina is an escort and massage provider in Providence, Rhode Island, offering incall and outcall sessions. A reviewer writes: "Pic on CL are good representation of her, but they not actually be her."
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Reviewers express a mixed experience with Christina, noting a lack of clear positives in their interactions. Both customers rate their experiences as average, highlighting issues with communication and service reliability. One reviewer mentions a frustrating situation where they struggled to reach the provider after agreeing on a call at a specific location, leading to unnecessary delays. Another reviewer points out discrepancies between the advertised representation and the actual service, suggesting that while the provider is attractive, the quality of work does not meet expectations. Overall, there are no standout positive aspects mentioned, and the critical themes revolve around communication and service fulfillment. The sentiment leans towards average, reflecting a need for improvement in service consistency and reliability.
