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Well as introductions go that could have gone better :1orglaugh
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To me if I was starting a business model like this and I was going to post on this board. I would start with a introduction with some sort of resume. Thats not alot to ask go to any financial site and they have the owners or the executives and it tells about their background. Also if I wanted to gain some creditability I would approach the big players in this industry and offer this service for free. So when I went looking for $1000 from people I had something to back it up with. Look who uses us , see what they have to say. All I got from this was you had a site that didnt work out ,then you tried content that didnt work. Since then you have been freelancing. Not exactly the backgorund people are going to trust their very hard earned money to. In B2B sales its called earning the right to ask for your business.
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that guy passed retired in 98. he was 76 years old. are you using his info? |
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I'll be the first to wish you luck... but man, I believe the model is flawed because someone can charge back their "loading" of the account with you, they don't even need to "charge back" with webpasscard. Unless you've obtained a signature, WPC hasd no charge back rights with any credit cards. In my opinion, if someone is funding their WPC with a credit card, you are almost a non-entity in the consumer's eyes and you'll have just as much of a challenge with chargebacks as if they were straight up buying the membership directly from the porn site.
Finally... You can't tell me how your function is any different than that of a 3rd party biller like Paycom, IBill or CCBill except for the fact you're potentially "storing" some value for the consumer. That being the case, in my opinion, you are ultimately going to be subject to the same rules and regulations that those IPSPs are and trying to circumvent that will be perilous. If it were this simple to get around chargeback dilemmas, merchant registration with Visa/MC, to accept American Express - all of the above mentioned companies would be doing it. I am skeptical but I wish you luck nonetheless, perhaps there is much I don't know and you'll prove me wrong. In the interim, I'd have to assume many 3rd party billing companies will be raising the red flag for Visa's radar. If that is the case, ouch. By your own admission, you've been TMF'd so if you're an owner in any way of this business then you aren't allowed to even have a merchant account. :2 cents: Cheers, Brad |
I?m not the owner of Adult WebPassCard. I work for the company. Suffice to say that the owner and associated companies were never adult webmasters which should make you trust the company even more. Remember the reason webmasters are having so much trouble in this industry billing customers are the fault of the adult webmaster. 3rd party billers, and processors run the greater risk of dealing with adult webmasters, be they "fly by night", fooling customers to join, or a myriad of other unscrupulous activities. WebPassCard runs an even greater risk when dealing with the adult webmaster. Why? Because we don't hold reserves like everyone else. I think the time has come to point the mirror back at YOURSELVES!
This is not an ?attitude? this is a fact. I hope we can get past all this and start doing business. Thanks Chad |
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Because the site was used as a test site. I used to own wildteen.com.
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This is amazing. Now lets focus in on some other shit! |
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I'm sorry if it hurts the sensitivities of some webmasters to know that the reason the trouble with billing customers in this industry is because of unscrupulous webmasters. You really think this is because of the customer getting a freebee? I have no answer for that. I can only shake my head. |
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Shall we start a sweepstake on how long before they vanish into the ether? :) The 'fees' for starting up with them alone speak volumes. I'll say.....24 weeks. I'm feeling generous.
Of course the really amazing thing about this thread is that some people will join them and then will bitch very loudly when x months down the line they lose money from it. But then they are also usually the same people caught everytime a sponsor or processor goes under as they never bother to read between the lines or believe it when the writing does start to appear on the wall. Amusing thread though. |
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Hey we'll be your whipping dog I guess. Get your frustrations out, it's good, you'll feel better. I guess I should have put a poll up huh? |
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Shields down...
I would like to say on a personal note to my fellow webmasters? I came to this board for the first time ever to post this announcement for Adult WebPassCard. I made the mistake of not coming here first to investigate what the protocols are. I write this to you with a bit of a broken heart. I?m hurt that because I wanted to keep a little privacy that the default response was that I had something to hide and therefore was a crook. All of us working on this project are honest guys. I wouldn?t have become involved in it if I thought there was any crookedness. What hurts me the most about all this isn?t that I didn?t get the response I thought I would, which would be a positive response to such a cool new thing for webmasters, it was the vindictive response to my desire to have privacy. Is this what we?ve become? I hear people saying things about privacy that if you don?t have something to hide why should you care about losing it? Privacy is all that people really have my friends. I understand why you want to know who is behind all this, because others have ripped you off. I just feel sad being accused that we are crooks and plan to rip people off. I also understand why there may have been other webmasters who might be thinking, ?hey this guy is being tried and convicted with no evidence? and didn?t defend me in my desire to have privacy or that I were being accused of being a scam artist. It?s the 4th of July and I?m going to go to the beach with my girlfriend and her family to see the fireworks. I should be sleeping but this is weighing heavily on my mind. Today is Independence Day. I love my country. But I?m worried. |
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So I'd like to apologize to those I upset and/or "assumed" something about.
I'm going to have a Hod Dog with mustard and a Hamburger today and hope there's no Mad Cow in it. Have a good 4th all. |
Bottom line for me is: My customers aren't going to give $50 to this unknown company to pay me $19.99 for a membership. This screams of a paypal-clone looking to profit off of all the unused balances that will be sitting under WPC's control.
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Something just doesn't add up here, and quite frankly, I wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot pole. :2 cents: |
you might want to shift some of those porn domains, doesnt look good for a processor
www.Calafianorthwest.com www.Calafianovuswest.com www.Calafianovuswest.net www.Calafianw.biz www.Calafianw.com www.Calafianw.net www.Chadwin.com www.Clubadulto.com www.Coolclub.com www.Ebsystem.com www.Electronicbilling.com www.Electronicdebits.com www.Fulfillme.com www.Gregduvall.com www.Hoteighteen.com www.Iccnetworks.com www.Jethrotullclub.com www.Netsystem.net www.Newsoutpost.com www.Paintballenterprises.com www.Paymentplansint.com www.Riteinc.com www.Sciencefiction.com www.Theinfinityexchange.com www.Themembersclub.com www.Wildteen.com www.Xxxassociation.com |
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bumpity bump
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EDIT: 200 http://www.freakmanor.com/smilies/bsflag.gif |
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Mike, you only have 153 at this time so you really can't talk! |
one more just for fun.
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so processing with these guys would be a total mistake?
how is it so guaranteed they will lose their merchant account? their signup process on wildteen.com is pretty simple but I guess too good to be true |
why do you all worry about that stuff? Most important is not the initial 2.95 trial but the recurring $$. And that webpasscard you load with $50. Surfer buys 15 trials and then charges back his 50 bucks. Prolly you'll find your usr/ pwd on some boards as well. These preload cards are bullshit for member sites.
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does it have 3rd party processor?
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sorry, but I dont belive that this ideia works :error
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Q: What is the startup fee and associated merchant costs? A: Start up fee: $299.00. Includes the $99.99 International Consortium Of Internet Merchants fee. The $99.99 fee for the International Consortium Of Internet Merchants is annually renewable. Transaction fees: A flat per-transaction service fee of 15% for US based companies to 17.5% for Offshore, startup free dropped from 999 when this thread started to 299, keep on slamming it maybe we'll get it down to 99 bucks |
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