Need info from established free site builders who have purchased content
 

I have over 400 free sites half are sponsor content the other half content purchased from a content provider. It looks like all the sponsor content will have to come down because they won't give the documents needed and the company I bought content from said they would give me the documents I need to comply but want to charge me $25 an hour to get this to me. I have heard nothing back from them in eight days so I am thinking that they may not have what they are supposed to have. This puts me in a position that I need to buy content and I need people who have bought content and got the documentation with the content to tell me the names of the content providers that supply the documentation. I do not want to here from content providers just people that purchase content and get the 2257 info needed to be compliant.

Fred

I`ll be watching this thread. Sorry nothing good to add.

Paul Markham has always supplied docs as far as I can remember.

He has two stores that I know of.

One sells discounted sets.

Focus Adult, Fresh Photos and Cool Content are tops on my list right now.

Paul Markham does provide photos of IDs but some of what is supplied is border line with the new regulations. It's hard to read the names and dates on many of the IDs and the model release forms have some blocked information.

thanks for your input mrMagoo and SirMoby


I will be staying away from any content that has docs that are questionable or blacked out

Fred

Looking through my content I had to scrap like 5,000 pictures because the content provider had the id's blackened out, etc, and with the new regs that doesn't really cut it.

Anyone have a content provider that isn't Euro based? Been looking for more U.S. content, with easily recognizable U.S. ID :D

i have a few sets from ounique that some of the 2257 info is blackened out |angry|

tom mayes.. tm-photo.com has the docs.. and great content but not cheap

best is to buy from an established content provider well known in the biz - most of them provide all legal documentaion

I would like that but so far no one has posted any U.S. providers that give the needed documents.

Thanks Docholly I will check them out.


Fred

http://www.pimpincontent.com/xcart/customer/

Doh, lol, I forgot about this place. High end stuff, great quality, but expensive.

Lykos from www.adulteurocontent.com deliver all 2257 documentation with sets.

ounique has been giving that information to you forever I really like their content- just read the print under the model - some are redacted

I have mature and milf content for sale - and i have all the necessary IDs -

if any of my affiliates need the info on free content they're using - they need to ask me - i've contact some of my bigger affiliates and have already mailed cd's with the database on it.

US Based Content Provider
 

We are US based and have all 2257 regs for our models. |thumb

http://www.rockbottomcontent.com

We just purchased this content company and have redone the site and are only offering images and video that are 2257 compliant.

We are really inexpensive and are working to make sure that all our webmasters have the correct 2257 info.

If you have already bought from us, email us with the models you need 2257 for and we will help as best we can. :)

I was discussing this in detail on Monday with a sponsor I have in my sig. Because of thelaws the way in which they conduct their business will have to change if they are to continue to develop the affiliates marketing route.

Their solution is really simple - give the wm's hosting on their server so that theres no issue with docs. Im no legal beaver but it seems a dead easy way to resolve the issue.

Only time will tell how we all cope with this, lets hope no one looses their living over this.

It's also a dead easy way to have no ownership of your traffic :D Personally the only solution is to buy your own content, keep the books, and just go on as business as usual.

I was thinking that sponsors (who are also content producers...there's a few)...could just offer their "free content" in cheap and reasonable bundles for sale to the affiliates. They have a special license drawn up that you get the content at a drastically reduced rate but can only use it to promote that sponsor. I personally would do this solution if sponsors offered it.