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J$tyle$ · 10-07-2007, 12:08 AM

Last I heard Frank was in the Strip club business

Back in 2001 Frank, Karl, myself and a couple other partners owned EliteCash, PureHardcore and the rest of the sites together.

We acquired nude pictures of Cindy Margolis at the time she said she was the most downloaded woman on the internet and she never posed nude like Dani Ashe who ALSO claimed to be the most downloaded woman online.

I went on the Howard Stern show to relaunch the program touting the pics and to blow Cindy's claims out of the water. It was a great appearance and we generated a lot of sales and webmasters began sending traffic.

We thought it was an excellent way to gain a ton of exposure, which it was BUT we found out that the guy we bought the images from sold them exclusively to someone else, which resulted in legal issues that ended with us closing the program.

Again, ah the memories!

Frank was one helluva character to put it mildly!

10-07-2007, 12:08 AM
J$tyle$ Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Sunny San Diego Posts: 11,500	Last I heard Frank was in the Strip club business Back in 2001 Frank, Karl, myself and a couple other partners owned EliteCash, PureHardcore and the rest of the sites together. We acquired nude pictures of Cindy Margolis at the time she said she was the most downloaded woman on the internet and she never posed nude like Dani Ashe who ALSO claimed to be the most downloaded woman online. I went on the Howard Stern show to relaunch the program touting the pics and to blow Cindy's claims out of the water. It was a great appearance and we generated a lot of sales and webmasters began sending traffic. We thought it was an excellent way to gain a ton of exposure, which it was BUT we found out that the guy we bought the images from sold them exclusively to someone else, which resulted in legal issues that ended with us closing the program. Again, ah the memories! Frank was one helluva character to put it mildly!