Revolt Against Freeloaders!

LB · 2005-03-07, 09:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Greenguy

Wasn't this the same reasoning behind TGP2 & the very short lived LinkList2?

Had these ideas come out in 96 or 97, then maybe they would have worked. But, even if they did, you'd find webmasters do the "free" thing with sites & galleries knowing that it'd attract a lot of surfers.

Plus, you'll never, ever, get "everyone" to do it, and that's the only way it'd work.

Yeah I agree 100%.

TGP 3 can only be something that gets more bookmarkers than current tgps. To do that you need to work out a way to get the sales while convincing the surfer that he is getting a better deal than with tgp.

I have been working on this for a while, and initial tests are .... well very encouraging

SexkeyCraig · 2005-03-07, 10:13 AM

Hey RawAlex,
You are correct that we give a 3 day trial to Pornking.com but we also give the 1 year membership to sexkey for a year free. On this we pay the $20 regardless of whether they cancel the trial with CCBill or not.

For everyone's information: Visa's hardon, on AVS models, is that they didn't want unscrupulous webmasters being able to hide in the AVS systems without registering and being held accountable. I can tell you that 98% of webmasters are honest and fair, but there are a few in this world who need to be kept on a short leash.

Not sure if our system works in the model you all are proposing, but we are always open to new ideas. We don't have any chargeback issue, and we don't put rules on our webmasters on who they can promote or how many banners. Let us know if you or anyone else has an idea that you would like to try. craig "at" sexkey.com

I will also be at www.thephoenixforum.com if anyone is attending in a few weeks.

2005-03-07, 10:13 AM	#2
SexkeyCraig Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 7	Hey RawAlex, You are correct that we give a 3 day trial to Pornking.com but we also give the 1 year membership to sexkey for a year free. On this we pay the $20 regardless of whether they cancel the trial with CCBill or not. For everyone's information: Visa's hardon, on AVS models, is that they didn't want unscrupulous webmasters being able to hide in the AVS systems without registering and being held accountable. I can tell you that 98% of webmasters are honest and fair, but there are a few in this world who need to be kept on a short leash. Not sure if our system works in the model you all are proposing, but we are always open to new ideas. We don't have any chargeback issue, and we don't put rules on our webmasters on who they can promote or how many banners. Let us know if you or anyone else has an idea that you would like to try. craig "at" sexkey.com I will also be at www.thephoenixforum.com if anyone is attending in a few weeks.