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Jel · 2004-12-03, 06:15 AM

I also started in Dec 2003. I noticed a few others starting out the same time I did, only a couple of those are still around, yet there are probably millions of new surfers. While I got in late (damn, I even had the opportunity back in about '99 or so) and will probably never make the kind of money people who have been around since that time will, I'm doing OK

I think that as in any other business, most of the time those who are determined will succeed, those who think this is some sort of get rich quick scheme will fall by the wayside.

I'm more concerned with the growing number of cheaters, than the growing number of new webmasters in it as genuine newbies.

There is still an enormous growth to be had in the online industry, and with that naturally comes the porn side of it. I'm just glad I got in, and I'll be here to stay

2004-12-03, 06:15 AM	#46
Jel I'm the only guy in the world who has to wake up to have a nightmare Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: London, United Kingdom Posts: 1,895	I also started in Dec 2003. I noticed a few others starting out the same time I did, only a couple of those are still around, yet there are probably millions of new surfers. While I got in late (damn, I even had the opportunity back in about '99 or so) and will probably never make the kind of money people who have been around since that time will, I'm doing OK I think that as in any other business, most of the time those who are determined will succeed, those who think this is some sort of get rich quick scheme will fall by the wayside. I'm more concerned with the growing number of cheaters, than the growing number of new webmasters in it as genuine newbies. There is still an enormous growth to be had in the online industry, and with that naturally comes the porn side of it. I'm just glad I got in, and I'll be here to stay