Is it true that TiffanyTeen quit her site?

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  • PerfectionGirls
    Too lazy to set a custom title
    • Oct 2002
    • 4484

    #101
    Originally posted by RawAlex
    here is one of those great problems in this business: let's say I promote a girl's site on a revshare. Suddenly she decides to quit and all the revshare renewals go down the toilet. I am sort of wondering if that sort of "just decided to stop" isn't a breech of contract with each individual webmaster in the program, and as such, is actionable as a class action (wouldn't that be special?).

    I am not clear on the terms, but can a site just "disappear" like that and have all the recurs blow up without any legal issues?

    Alex

    Interesting... but no. The agreement is with the webmaster that would produce the site... not the affiliates. If Pepsi went out of business... the guys that run the Pepsi machines could not sue Pepsi.

    There's a simple solution to make sure this does not happen to you. Make sure you ask your single girl sponsor how much content he has of his model. Make sure he has at least a years worth of updates. That will protect your recurring. Valid concern however.
    Last edited by PerfectionGirls; 01-09-2005, 04:09 PM.
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    • bigdog
      Confirmed User
      • Jul 2001
      • 6964

      #102
      Originally posted by PerfectionGirls
      Interesting... but no. The agreement is with the webmaster that would produce the site... not the affiliates. If Pepsi went out of business... the guys that run the Pepsi machines could not sue Pepsi.

      There's a simple solution to make sure this does not happen to you. Make sure you ask your single girl sponsor how much content he has of his model. Make sure he has at least a years worth of updates. That will protect your recurring. Valid concern however.
      what prevents the owner from just lying

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      • PerfectionGirls
        Too lazy to set a custom title
        • Oct 2002
        • 4484

        #103
        Originally posted by bigdog
        what prevents the owner from just lying
        Not a thing a guess. However, most of us have a real interest in staying in business wont have the need nor take the risk of lying. We (and other serious companies) have family and employees to feed. To most all of us... this isnt some game we play on the weekends.

        Just ask: How many sets of reserve content do you have on this solo site? If they dont know what you are talking about... the most likely dont have anything on reserve.

        Just a thought.
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        • ninavain
          So Fucking Banned
          • Jan 2004
          • 6268

          #104

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          • Rui
            web
            • Dec 2001
            • 9533

            #105
            Originally posted by RawAlex
            If you guys haven't figured it out already, many girls are going down this road. They are seeing that the internet thing is WAY too big and gets too much into their personal lives. They think nobody will ever see them online... and when their parents / friends / school friends / KwikieMart owner spots them, they freak.

            TT is only the next in a long time of suddenly over famous girls who run for the hills.

            What seemed like fun at 18 sucks ass at 21.

            Hint to operators: Get yourself a number of years of content ahead of time, and make sure your company OWNS the domain. If you leave the girls in charge, it is only a matter of time before many of them flake.

            Alex
            Seems like the sensible thing to do...I wonder what goes behind Lightspeed and Tawnee Stone and such deals...

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            • slapass
              Too lazy to set a custom title
              • Nov 2002
              • 14625

              #106
              Originally posted by Rui
              Seems like the sensible thing to do...I wonder what goes behind Lightspeed and Tawnee Stone and such deals...
              Tawnee is getting a lot more then fun out of this.

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              • nnweb
                Confirmed User
                • Apr 2004
                • 725

                #107
                Originally posted by PerfectionGirls
                Thats the biggest mis-conception there is when it comes to solo sites. Those "contracts" are not worth the paper they are written on. When it comes down to it... it cant stop a person from pursuing his/her career which makes any sort of non-compete pretty much useless in this type situation. You can throw it around and pretend like it means something and some young models might even buy it, but a contract that restricts her from going somwhere else or starting a site on her own is pretty much useless. You can restrict them from using content you shot, but you cant stop them from making a living.

                bullshit.

                get a real attorney if another told you this.

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                • Mutt
                  Too lazy to set a custom title
                  • Sep 2002
                  • 34431

                  #108
                  Originally posted by nnweb
                  bullshit.

                  get a real attorney if another told you this.
                  sorry, u need to go back to your 'real attorney' - u can write whatever u want into a contract but bottom line it is VERY difficult to stop somebody from working to support themselves, contract or no contract.

                  what you can probably do is sue a third party if they compete against you with somebody you have a contract with.
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                  • jojo55
                    Registered User
                    • Dec 2004
                    • 46

                    #109
                    Woah Woah Woah

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                    • nnweb
                      Confirmed User
                      • Apr 2004
                      • 725

                      #110
                      Originally posted by Mutt
                      sorry, u need to go back to your 'real attorney' - u can write whatever u want into a contract but bottom line it is VERY difficult to stop somebody from working to support themselves, contract or no contract.

                      what you can probably do is sue a third party if they compete against you with somebody you have a contract with.
                      If you have a model on a non-compete exclusive deal and they set up shop with another website you will be getting those revenues.

                      If your non-compete says you can't work for anyone else then no shit it will not hold up. But for going to a competing website then yes it will hold up. Especially if they just leave for no reason.

                      They agreements can be and are enforced daily. Look at the record industry.

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                      • Rui
                        web
                        • Dec 2001
                        • 9533

                        #111
                        Originally posted by Pipecrew
                        (......)

                        Jason and Tiffany
                        Drugs are bad

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                        • Mutt
                          Too lazy to set a custom title
                          • Sep 2002
                          • 34431

                          #112
                          Originally posted by nnweb
                          If you have a model on a non-compete exclusive deal and they set up shop with another website you will be getting those revenues.

                          If your non-compete says you can't work for anyone else then no shit it will not hold up. But for going to a competing website then yes it will hold up. Especially if they just leave for no reason.

                          They agreements can be and are enforced daily. Look at the record industry.
                          that's what i meant - there are people who are under the impression that a non-compete clause means the model is locked out of working for herself, not a chance in hell any court would side with the employer on that. leaving and going to join a competitor's program is a different thing. and easier to get some kind of remedy from a company that has assets rather than an 18 year old who probably has little or no assets.
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                          • StuartD
                            Sofa King Band
                            • Jul 2002
                            • 29903

                            #113
                            This thread is a testament to how well she's done and how good looking she is... most other girls quit and just disappear and would be lucky if someone posts a "what ever happend to?" thread.
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                            • nnweb
                              Confirmed User
                              • Apr 2004
                              • 725

                              #114
                              Originally posted by Mutt
                              that's what i meant - there are people who are under the impression that a non-compete clause means the model is locked out of working for herself, not a chance in hell any court would side with the employer on that. leaving and going to join a competitor's program is a different thing. and easier to get some kind of remedy from a company that has assets rather than an 18 year old who probably has little or no assets.
                              Yeah - all my models I'm working with now have day jobs and I recommend they keep them.

                              If one of them went to another program I would file action against both them. Fat chance collecting even your attorney fees on an 18 year old girl but if she ever started making money from another program/site you can dip right into her bank account.

                              I try to explain everything to my models before hand. I tell them there pictures are going to be plastered ALL OVER the internet and they may get people that notice them in public places. This way if it ever happens I can say I told you so. Also if they choose not to "renew" their agreement with me they must give me 30 days notice and in those 30 days make themselves available for shooting 100 sets. This will get me plenty of updates to find a new girl to replace her and phase her site out.

                              Good luck to Phil! I would say tiffany teen is probably his biggest site.

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                              • mockingbich
                                Confirmed User
                                • Feb 2004
                                • 274

                                #115
                                Originally posted by C_U_Next_Tuesday
                                and are you still sitting in your trailor?

                                man, some of you definatley need to get out more and realize their is more to life than porn ...idiots
                                How'd you know I live in a trailer? Actually, they're called "modular" or "prefab" homes now...

                                Anyhow...Best of luck to Tiffany Teen in the future

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                                • tranza
                                  ICQ: 197-556-237
                                  • Jun 2003
                                  • 57559

                                  #116
                                  drctfiesta
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