I do not blame Verotel for changing their business model. They have to in order to adapt. The whole point is basically we, the adult internet industry, are being monopolized by big business. None of whom want to have any part of us until they get to the bank. No 'big business' wants to admit they are in bed with the porn guys, but they all are. The banks, software vendors, payment processors, they all bed together and they all have huge mainstream clients that would sh*t if they ever made the connection. The further down the line you get, the more businesses the 'big guys' have to hide behind to get a piece of our action drives the price of processing up for us. Costing us the most because we are the end user. Our product we are buying from the banks is costing us at a premium because no 'big business' will tell their mainstream clients they process for adult. They are all connected. Up to the ones that even say they do not process adult. They do but thru so many different fronts and middle men. The problem is we are being monopolized by big business. It's not Verotel's fault if they can survive. I hope they do. I just want to continue using Verotel. I do not have $1500 to pay for pro and am shy of $1000 week with them because I used 4 different processors til last week when Ibill went retarded again. Now I still use 3. So I can not be automatically considered pro. And I process with CCbill and probilling aside from Verotel. So I do not want my whois to say, "ticketsclub". So then I have to give up my Verotel business on 11/15/04 including rebills because I can't change my whois. Just like Verotel needs to have whois say "ticketsclub", I have just as good reason why it can't say "ticketsclub". Why does this apply to everyone, even good and honest webmasters paying for mistakes of many. I can't be resposible for many, only myself. So Verotel guy, you want to work this out for my company so we can still do business? Or not? I just want my whois to say my name and Verotel still gets my business. Verotel guy, check my chargebacks. I have none, correct. So why do I have to do this? If I had $1500 I would consider giving it for pro account, but my ass in debt. It's been a rough economy with Bush in office. Well, Jerry Springer is on now, thanks and consider what I say about being monopolized. See how it is going to be down the road if we somehow don't get out from under the grips of the payment processors. I know this can't happen in one day, but we should think about other solutions on the long term as an industry.|rasta| if ya got it
