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For every girl that enters the biz wanting to be the next Jenna Jameson there are 20 who want to keep it a secret.

This is a HUGE issue for recruiting new porn girls – they ALL think they are going to get away with it. They live in this fantasy world that because they are away from home, and that there are millions of porn sites, that none of their friends or families back home will discover their naughty videos.

I’m so sick of the traumatic drama when parents find out and girls calling up crying…now I just tell them the truth before their first shoot: Girls – everyone is going to find out. 90 percent chance… maybe 95
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SOPA is a huge sledge hammer to crack a walnut. It had flaws and is too vague with it seems no real court or decision making organisation to make final decisions to an accused company or persons guilt.

So how do we solve the problem of piracy?

So here is the start of an idea, that it seems would be fairer and more effective.

Make those who profit from a site dedicated to piracy liable to damages. To be decided by a court or committee. So an a site like Horny whores, Live Jasmin are there at present, can be served and have to go to court or committee to be judged whether they are profiting from piracy. Billing companies, hosts, advertisers, even the domain owners will all be liable to the same action. So will be put directly in the firing line.

The court or committee will be made up of legal people and industry people, could be professors of the Internet. They will decide if the site is dedicated to piracy, if the accused is profiting by providing the site a service or the site is providing them a service, like traffic. And the amount of damages incurred by the victim of the copyright theft.

The defendant and plaintiff can be represented by lawyers.

So how will it be paid for?
I did a quick search and found these stats on registered domains http://www.whois.sc/internet-statistics/. All 135,998,004 Seemed smaller than I thought but enough to carry the costs. A $1 tax on every domain registered will cover the costs and won’t be too much to deter people taking a domain. Plus court costs can be added to any damages claim. Just lie a court of law. It can be a court of law. But it needs to be dealt with speedily.

Of course at the moment just a kernel of an idea. but it seems it has few flaws and just needs a bit of work to get it into legal jargon and makes companies or persons more proactive in self regulating themselves.

Comments please.
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Just asking how many guys are doing well in both porn and mainstream. I for one have tried doing some golf stuff along with some basic amazon review stuff and had a bit of success. Nothing worth talking about really given the time put in but figured I’d ask. I was looking into weed products like bowls etc too but never did anything with it. Funny that I don’t…
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Quote: …the Google comment does refute those observers speculating that the search engine will give .xxx either preferential treatment or the opposite. It says it will do neither, and that .xxx sites will have to prove their algorithm mettle just like every other domain in order to be rewarded with top rankings.
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Year : Per % (primary source of traffic)
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2004 : .0035 (tgp traffic)
2005 : .0093 (newsgroups/tgp/blogs)
2006 : .0114 (SEO/blogs)
2007 : .0123 (SEO/blogs)
2008 : .0225 (SEO/blogs)
2009 : .0169 (SEO/blogs)
2010 : .0210 (SEO/blogs)
2011 : .0361 (SEO/blogs)

2011:

Jan .017
Feb .018
Mar .048
Apr .013
May .012
Jun .017
Jul .058
Aug .018
Sep .060
Oct .030
Nov .070

The difference? Most sponsors now have prechecked cross sales. I have noticed a trend in the last 6 months that it is getting worse. No other year has a month with more than .036 percent for an "off" month. Yet, this year 4 months did.

I wonder what the future holds….
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I was curious about it so I kept looking at the referring URLs (we use NATS 4.1), as I randomly do with affiliate sales anyway, and noticing that all his sales came from the same, solitary blog post on a bunch of differently domained sensualwriter blogs. He only had one single photo of one of our models, and just 2 or 3 written (poorly, at that) sentences.

So I was thinking, maybe this guy just has a ton of traffic from good trades and keywords or whatever.

Sales keep rolling in from him, but I remain curious.

So now, about 60 days later….the CHARGEBACKS are rolling in. In fact, he’s now at about a 9% chargeback rate for the number of sales he’s sent, and I’m sure it will increase in the coming weeks.

So I think it’s safe for me to assume he’s banging cards? Or is it? 9% seems pretty high from one affiliate. Our overall CB ratio is only like 1% normally. Is there any way this guy could be anything other than a thief/scammer/cheat?

I’ve already suspended his account and emailed him about it. No reply as of yet. It’s only been a day or so.

Funny, he had just messaged us a few days ago asking when we do our payouts.

I wonder how some of you other program owners out there handle this type of thing. We had a bad problem before with Filipino "chat traffic" people. Nothing but chargebacks. Banned them all. Never again.

I take the time to browse over our sales each day, looking for patterns which might indicate suspicious transactions (i.e. – females names for the credit card), and when I do see ones that look fraudulent, I go right to the biller and refund them.

I also look very closely at each and every chargeback, especially ones from an affiliate sale. If it’s a trusted, long-time affiliate, no problem, it happens. Friendly fraud is almost impossible to stop really (guy joins site, enjoys it, then lies to his bank saying he didn’t make the purchase and does a CB). If it’s a newer affiliate I don’t know, I scrutinize it closer.

Also relevant to the discussion is we are now in the midst of trying to set-up our own merchant account to end up with more of our money—instead of those high %’s that go to our 3rd party billers. But with that, comes the added worry of dealing with things like I’ve described above even more. Which having your own merchant account makes a bit more stressful as you need to keep your CB ration % under a certain level or risk losing the account completely (we’ll still keep our 3rd party billers in our cascade of course).

So I’m just curious to hear the thoughts and experiences from some of the other program owners out there on some of this….
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here are mine:
- easy thumbnails
- managewp
- chameleon submitter
- scrapebox

and yours ?
thx

“Easy Thumbs” is at the top of the OPs list. One day in the 1990s I made a similar post and someone mentioned they were tired of resizing each image to make a thumbnail of it. We responded with a cool new tool that would automatically make thumbs from a whole folder full of images. The more things change the more they stay the same.
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