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Originally posted by Shark
These 2 models fit the bill for my site niche very very nicely so I'm wondering if he has a competing site....
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Yeah something fishy there.. the guy probably either:
A) wants to know where you bought your content so he can buy some for himself.
B) knows where you got it & knows you didn't pay for it.
Not that I support "B", but I'm against divulging the protected source of "A" if its a competitive niche & the pics are as perfect for the position as you say. Soo heres a solution that will probably hander either situation (but
if you didnt pay for it).
IF YOUR TRYING TO PROTECT YOUR CONTENT SOURCE:
Hes not .gov, hes not a true authoritative figure really
- So just give him a physical address your associated with and tell him all records are on file with the custodian of records there.
If he requests further information (like release forms, model ID etc) tell him that there are certain policies and procedures for requesting that material. You would like to know WHO is requesting this personal info from your models and require that the request comes comes in snail-mail form with copies of the materials being sent back to a non-POBox address
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Of, If you don't mind sharing your contnet source and the hours digging through pics to find that perfect one, then just go ahead and tell him "It's all on file with ABC Content".
But really, you should make a 18 U.S.C. Section 2257 Compliance notice listing that has a list of all the content suppliers you use -- and maybe some you plan to use in the future (to throw the competition for a loop)