So lets turn this on its head. I look at your AW feedback (of which there is a great deal) and I then check that of a punter who has seen you and discover he has also seen someone who provides BB. I therefore decide not to book you. Is that fair and justified?
For the sake of the hypothesis this assumes I do not also know you as one of the most 'clued up' SP's I have ever known.
He is the reason I started checking and paying more attention, back then the booking was made a short notice over the phone no mentioned of AW. He only mentioned using AW after the booking was agreed, only asked to use an AW booking form after all details agreed & deposit received. I only had just enough time to get ready for the booking and attend, so accepted the request. There had been no other signs, arrived absolutely spotless property, no suggestion of bareback, not even a 'bare' bump. I left feedback without looking any further.
A week or so afterwards another SP contacted me to point out his history. I sent him an AW message asking about his feedback from at least one BB provider. He called my bluff, claimed ignorance - said he was not aware the SP offered BB and told me he would never engage in BB. I kept an eye on his feedback, sure enough he gained more and more subsequent feedback from BB providers. I then felt I had had the absolute P taken out of me, he knew exactly what he was doing.
Or should I have come to some other conclusion?