Looking for "extreme fetish" biller or merchant bank
 

I've long been working on a period porn site, and the primary hurdle is finding decent billing for blood content. I already have a bit of content and a handful of interested models, and I'm willing to take the legal risk on obscenity issues.

The largest site that caters to red fans currently is Big Tuna, who is using Verotel. I don't trust any biller that is trying to skirt Visa regulations, so I don't trust Verotel with my business. (Plus, their "Ticket's Club" user interface is awful!) I'd prefer to not have to go with an offshore biller, either, and just find a merchant bank here in the US that's not afraid of a pack of horny menstruating ladies.

Any suggestions for *reliable, legit* third party billers or a merchant bank that takes "extreme" sites? (No, CCBill isn't an option, they've already cleaned the tampax out of their system.)

Thanks,

Furry Girl

Getting your own Merchant Account will likely be difficult for extreme fetish.

Mitch@Netbilling would be one person to check with -- I know Visa/MC recently put some regs in that would make it more difficult for extreme fetish.

Other than that, you'd probably need to go offshore which would be quite costly.

I recognize that it's not an easy task, which is a large reason behind starting the site. It's a grand taboo, and I want to smear my bleeding pussy all over the internet to the horror and pleasure of all.

I'm all for any kind of consensual sexual expression, but I don't get how say, a gagged transexual midget getting pissed on with two cocks in her ass is an expression of "normal, Jesus-sanctioned" adult sex and a woman masturbating on the rag is an abomination.

No bank in their right mind will process for you - I don't think you have much hope going through a 3rd party either.

You need to look for another solution, dialers seem the best option for this type of site to be frank.

I am little shocked its even on the web and also think the tour is pretty offensive and very disturbing. - BUT I bet it will sell like hot cakes :-)

Another solution is to make all the content pay per view. Take a look at this - http://www.payasyouclick.com.

Thanks for finding a bodily function offensive and disturbing. (You must also insult sites with pee content, right?)

There are plenty of men out there who are not terrified of womens' bodies, and they're already excited that I'm working on a new red site.

Offensive?

LMAO…. Um…ok…..

but but but..... If there isn't a woman being abused, it's not porn!

The girl knows her odd sites thats for damn sure!

Hmmmm . . . I was also hoping someone would be able to provide a potential solution.

I myself am not opposed to using Verotel for processing my http://bloodytrixie.com payments in the absence of another 3rd party processor, and I personally do not find the ticketsclub interface to be a nightmare. Plus, I think you can avoid the ticketsclub thing entirely by paying the cc registration fees.

FurryGirl: you already discussed this with netbilling, correct? If so, what was the end result?

Has anyone taken a look at Ynot Payments? I've not read their policies, but I do know they are based in Germany, so their rules may not be as uptight as US processors.

oh no, not another "offensive" site! Ye will surly burn in Hell! |devil|

(welcome Trixie)

Honestly, I have no idea how people can sell not-odd sites. I would have a hard time convincing surfers to buy the same old thing they could get millions of other places.

I think I'm just getting the run-around. I sent them a password to your site months ago, and when I followed up recently, they were like, "Can you send a password to your site so we can review it", when I've been abundantly clear that my site isn't up yet. Oh well, if you can send me a fresh password to Bloody Trixie, I'll pass it along and see if I get a better (any) response this time.

I'm keeping them in mind, but I'm wary of a new processor (even when made by YNOT), and I'm not sure how it works exactly. I'd like to make things as smoothe as possible for customers, and don't want to make them hassle with any complicated sign-up processes for an "eWallet".