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2HousePlague · 06-14-2006, 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gdog

Hawaii good be a great location

Never been. I'd go to 50 new places per year.

2hp

LAJ · 06-14-2006, 06:20 PM

Thanks a lot for all of your support everyone... it is greatly appreciated.

JFK · 06-14-2006, 07:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LAJ

Thanks a lot for all of your support everyone... it is greatly appreciated.

Pleasure LAJ, for those of you have not seen it check out the pics here

http://fubarwebmasters.com/

RawAlex · 06-14-2006, 07:12 PM

Sharpie/LAJ: getting a hotel to "play ball" with the adult industry I think is one of the hardest things to do these days. Many will say "yeah yeah" and when push comes to shove, they don't want to know.

This case is the worst, because the new owners I guess just don't have a clue. Instead of accepting and encouraging good paying business from people who can afford to do it, they stuff their knickers in a knot morality into the situation and make it almost impossible to deal with.

I think I will cross that entire city off my travel list.

Good on you all for pulling off the show regardless

Alex

TondaB · 06-15-2006, 03:40 PM

Thanks Fay, Dave and Jay!

Everything turned out better than what we thought it would

The Margaritas and T-shirts went over well.

C H R I S · 06-15-2006, 03:44 PM

Great show - very productive!

Thanks Jay, Faye and Dave!

Deraj · 06-15-2006, 03:55 PM

I still had a GREAT time and if asked if I would do it again.. I would most certainly reply YES !

And Yes.. Kimo agrees!

Thee Johnclave · 06-15-2006, 06:18 PM

Forgive me for interrupting the lovefest but I have a few comments on the hahaha8220;showhahaha8221;.

First, as memory serves the Cybernet Expo was held at the same hotel last year. The same hotel with the same horrific service, separation of attendees across two lodging areas split by a large parking lot and the same facility issues such as faulty plumbing, musty rooms, etc... Why was this location chosen again? Several people made negative comments after the last Cybernet and despite all the assurances given that corrections would be made; the hotel was worse this year.

As I see it the sponsors who rallied to make last minute changes in venue and or event deserve major credit in pulling their events off. If I were one of them I'd be demanding a refund on my sponsorship; especially if I were the happy hour sponsor CE, whohahaha8217;s yellow paper cutout hahaha8220;drink ticketshahaha8221; did not even include their program name. Rest assured they had Cybernet Expo on them however. Additionally, the attendee's deserve a few accolades for pulling of this "show". In stead of throwing a fit over the monster which Cybernet themselves created by not changing locations everyone made the best of it by finding other activities away from the "show", as the group I was with did, or just grinning and bearing the ridiculous rules should they decide to stay round the hotel.

Cybernet turned out to be a good time but the only credit I can give the organizers is Davehahaha8217;s trickery to get me to pickup my badge. After waiting 10 minutes for the bartender at the sponsored happy hour to calculate the cost of two beers Dave asked me if I was preregistered (which I was) and insinuated that it wouldnhahaha8217;t have taken as long if Ihahaha8217;d picked up my badge. Wowhahaha8230;.how my badge would have helped him calculate the cash I was using to pay is beyond me, but I digress. Strangely enough, the next time the colleague I was with attempted to order from the same bartender he was told they couldnhahaha8217;t serve anyone without a badge. Well done, Dave.

Those of you who know me know that Ihahaha8217;m a very laid back guy who takes all issues in stride and I honestly had a good time at this hahaha8220;showhahaha8221; as long as I was away from the communist rule of the hotel but I think ithahaha8217;s completely wrong for the organizers to come out of this smelling like a rose and not making amends for the issues they created. Jay put a nice spin on APN Philhahaha8217;s cancelled thread but it was nothing more than a spin.

Ihahaha8217;m off my soapbox and for those of you ready to type hahaha8220;if you donhahaha8217;t like it, donhahaha8217;t gohahaha8221;hahaha8230;..you read my mind.

John

Thee Johnclave · 06-15-2006, 06:25 PM

Forgive that last post....apparently vbulletin doesn't like using outlook as a spell checker. This one should be a bit easier to read.

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Forgive me for interrupting the lovefest but I have a few comments on the "show".

First, as memory serves the Cybernet Expo was held at the same hotel last year. The same hotel with the same horrific service, separation of attendees across two lodging areas split by a large parking lot and the same facility issues such as faulty plumbing, musty rooms, etc... Why was this location chosen again? Several people made negative comments after the last Cybernet and despite all the assurances given that corrections would be made; the hotel was worse this year.

As I see it the sponsors who rallied to make last minute changes in venue and or event deserve major credit in pulling their events off. If I were one of them I'd be demanding a refund on my sponsorship; especially if I were the happy hour sponsor CE, who's yellow paper cutout "drink tickets"; did not even include their program name. Rest assured they had Cybernet Expo on them however. Additionally, the attendee's deserve a few accolades for pulling of this "show". In stead of throwing a fit over the monster which Cybernet themselves created by not changing locations everyone made the best of it by finding other activities away from the "show", as the group I was with did, or just grinning and bearing the ridiculous rules should they decide to stay round the hotel.

Cybernet turned out to be a good time but the only credit I can give the organizers is Dave's trickery to get me to pickup my badge. After waiting 10 minutes for the bartender at the sponsored happy hour to calculate the cost of two beers Dave asked me if I was preregistered (which I was) and insinuated that it wouldn't have taken as long if I'd picked up my badge. Wow...how my badge would have helped him calculate the cash I was using to pay is beyond me, but I digress. Strangely enough, the next time the colleague I was with attempted to order from the same bartender he was told they couldn't serve anyone without a badge. Well done, Dave.

Those of you who know me know that I'm a very laid back guy who takes all issues in stride and I honestly had a good time at this "show" as long as I was away from the communist rule of the hotel but I think it's completely wrong for the organizers to come out of this smelling like a rose and not making amends for the issues they created. Jay put a nice spin on APN Phil's cancelled thread but it was nothing more than a spin.

I'm off my soapbox and for those of you ready to type "if you don't like it, don't go"..you read my mind.

John

Thee Johnclave · 06-15-2006, 06:31 PM

http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?p=10156751

Choppa · 06-15-2006, 07:24 PM

Yes LAJ all of the Cybernet people were a shining light through adversity

It was nice to meet you and next time your in Australia you will have to come and stay with us

kacy · 06-15-2006, 08:03 PM

And Yes.. Kimo agrees!

[/QUOTE]

Ah yes Kimo, my show fling ;)

shiloh451 · 06-15-2006, 08:46 PM

This was my first CyberNet event. I had a great time and made many valuable contacts. The seminars were great and I picked up several new ideas.

Kudos to the whole gang.

shiloh451 · 06-15-2006, 08:50 PM

This was my first CyberNet event. I had a great time and made many valuable contacts. The seminars were great and I picked up several new ideas.

Kudos to the whole gang.

HAPPYPEEKERS · 06-15-2006, 09:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CamZ_Dan

Cybernet was a success for us as well as others that I have talked to. I look forward to a strong show next year wherever you end up. I hope it is in Tampa Bay/ Miami area That time of year is good down south.

Thanks for a great time and a great show

Me too! I love it there

seeric · 06-16-2006, 08:49 AM

typical hotel bullshit game playing. they want your money and then the bullshit "rules" start flying after the contracts are signed. i've done tons of events at hotels in san diego. new years eve events etc etc. they want the draw of people with the wallets and they want to take the money from those wallets. that is the bottom line here. everyone who attended was treated like a lower class citizen because you all work in the porn business. your money is good enough for them but not the way you make it. wonder how many of the hotel workers and management are members of your sites and whack off to your content while their wife is in the living room crocheting a bonnet for the baby? hypocrites. i'm sick of the usa PC bullshit. thank god you got a contract from them.

06-14-2006, 06:20 PM	#52
LAJ Gingerific Industry Role: Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Austin Posts: 5,567	Thanks a lot for all of your support everyone... it is greatly appreciated. __________________ YNOT.com - The original industry resource email jay at ynot dot com or skype LAJConsulting

06-15-2006, 03:40 PM	#55
TondaB Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2002 Location: California Posts: 3,162	Thanks Fay, Dave and Jay! Everything turned out better than what we thought it would The Margaritas and T-shirts went over well. __________________ ICQ: 61462417

06-15-2006, 03:44 PM	#56
C H R I S Too lazy to set a custom title Industry Role: Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Marina Del Rey Posts: 10,842	Great show - very productive! Thanks Jay, Faye and Dave! __________________ C H R I S Retired Porn Veteran BH4L

06-15-2006, 06:18 PM	#58
Thee Johnclave The Billz Collectaz Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 632	Forgive me for interrupting the lovefest but I have a few comments on the hahaha8220;showhahaha8221;. First, as memory serves the Cybernet Expo was held at the same hotel last year. The same hotel with the same horrific service, separation of attendees across two lodging areas split by a large parking lot and the same facility issues such as faulty plumbing, musty rooms, etc... Why was this location chosen again? Several people made negative comments after the last Cybernet and despite all the assurances given that corrections would be made; the hotel was worse this year. As I see it the sponsors who rallied to make last minute changes in venue and or event deserve major credit in pulling their events off. If I were one of them I'd be demanding a refund on my sponsorship; especially if I were the happy hour sponsor CE, whohahaha8217;s yellow paper cutout hahaha8220;drink ticketshahaha8221; did not even include their program name. Rest assured they had Cybernet Expo on them however. Additionally, the attendee's deserve a few accolades for pulling of this "show". In stead of throwing a fit over the monster which Cybernet themselves created by not changing locations everyone made the best of it by finding other activities away from the "show", as the group I was with did, or just grinning and bearing the ridiculous rules should they decide to stay round the hotel. Cybernet turned out to be a good time but the only credit I can give the organizers is Davehahaha8217;s trickery to get me to pickup my badge. After waiting 10 minutes for the bartender at the sponsored happy hour to calculate the cost of two beers Dave asked me if I was preregistered (which I was) and insinuated that it wouldnhahaha8217;t have taken as long if Ihahaha8217;d picked up my badge. Wowhahaha8230;.how my badge would have helped him calculate the cash I was using to pay is beyond me, but I digress. Strangely enough, the next time the colleague I was with attempted to order from the same bartender he was told they couldnhahaha8217;t serve anyone without a badge. Well done, Dave. Those of you who know me know that Ihahaha8217;m a very laid back guy who takes all issues in stride and I honestly had a good time at this hahaha8220;showhahaha8221; as long as I was away from the communist rule of the hotel but I think ithahaha8217;s completely wrong for the organizers to come out of this smelling like a rose and not making amends for the issues they created. Jay put a nice spin on APN Philhahaha8217;s cancelled thread but it was nothing more than a spin. Ihahaha8217;m off my soapbox and for those of you ready to type hahaha8220;if you donhahaha8217;t like it, donhahaha8217;t gohahaha8221;hahaha8230;..you read my mind. John __________________ Seeking large traffic deals. john at pptme dot com

06-15-2006, 06:25 PM	#59
Thee Johnclave The Billz Collectaz Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 632	Forgive that last post....apparently vbulletin doesn't like using outlook as a spell checker. This one should be a bit easier to read. ------------------ Forgive me for interrupting the lovefest but I have a few comments on the "show". First, as memory serves the Cybernet Expo was held at the same hotel last year. The same hotel with the same horrific service, separation of attendees across two lodging areas split by a large parking lot and the same facility issues such as faulty plumbing, musty rooms, etc... Why was this location chosen again? Several people made negative comments after the last Cybernet and despite all the assurances given that corrections would be made; the hotel was worse this year. As I see it the sponsors who rallied to make last minute changes in venue and or event deserve major credit in pulling their events off. If I were one of them I'd be demanding a refund on my sponsorship; especially if I were the happy hour sponsor CE, who's yellow paper cutout "drink tickets"; did not even include their program name. Rest assured they had Cybernet Expo on them however. Additionally, the attendee's deserve a few accolades for pulling of this "show". In stead of throwing a fit over the monster which Cybernet themselves created by not changing locations everyone made the best of it by finding other activities away from the "show", as the group I was with did, or just grinning and bearing the ridiculous rules should they decide to stay round the hotel. Cybernet turned out to be a good time but the only credit I can give the organizers is Dave's trickery to get me to pickup my badge. After waiting 10 minutes for the bartender at the sponsored happy hour to calculate the cost of two beers Dave asked me if I was preregistered (which I was) and insinuated that it wouldn't have taken as long if I'd picked up my badge. Wow...how my badge would have helped him calculate the cash I was using to pay is beyond me, but I digress. Strangely enough, the next time the colleague I was with attempted to order from the same bartender he was told they couldn't serve anyone without a badge. Well done, Dave. Those of you who know me know that I'm a very laid back guy who takes all issues in stride and I honestly had a good time at this "show" as long as I was away from the communist rule of the hotel but I think it's completely wrong for the organizers to come out of this smelling like a rose and not making amends for the issues they created. Jay put a nice spin on APN Phil's cancelled thread but it was nothing more than a spin. I'm off my soapbox and for those of you ready to type "if you don't like it, don't go"..you read my mind. John __________________ Seeking large traffic deals. john at pptme dot com

06-14-2006, 07:12 PM	#54
RawAlex So Fucking Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: In a house. Posts: 9,465	Sharpie/LAJ: getting a hotel to "play ball" with the adult industry I think is one of the hardest things to do these days. Many will say "yeah yeah" and when push comes to shove, they don't want to know. This case is the worst, because the new owners I guess just don't have a clue. Instead of accepting and encouraging good paying business from people who can afford to do it, they stuff their knickers in a knot morality into the situation and make it almost impossible to deal with. I think I will cross that entire city off my travel list. Good on you all for pulling off the show regardless Alex

06-15-2006, 06:31 PM	#60
Thee Johnclave The Billz Collectaz Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 632	http://www.gofuckyourself.com/showthread.php?p=10156751 __________________ Seeking large traffic deals. john at pptme dot com

06-15-2006, 07:24 PM	#61
Choppa Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Webmasters send sexyads.com your dating traffic and live the webmaster dream!! sexyads.com = $$$$$$$$$$ Sexyads adult personals at their greatest since 1997 Earn $$$$$$ today and become one of the thousands of Sexyads Affiliates Posts: 4,079	Yes LAJ all of the Cybernet people were a shining light through adversity It was nice to meet you and next time your in Australia you will have to come and stay with us __________________ SexyAds: 10 years in business and still going strong. Become an affiliate today! Choppas ICQ: 283 090 747 Want to know more? [email protected]

06-15-2006, 08:03 PM	#62
kacy Confirmed User Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: So Cal Posts: 877	And Yes.. Kimo agrees! [/QUOTE] Ah yes Kimo, my show fling ;) __________________ ~Kacy

06-15-2006, 08:46 PM	#63
shiloh451 Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 146	This was my first CyberNet event. I had a great time and made many valuable contacts. The seminars were great and I picked up several new ideas. Kudos to the whole gang. __________________ www.elitexxxsource.com An Invitation to Excellence for the Surfing Connisseur. www.bluetoonmedia.com; cool_content.com/brad

06-15-2006, 08:50 PM	#64
shiloh451 Confirmed User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 146	This was my first CyberNet event. I had a great time and made many valuable contacts. The seminars were great and I picked up several new ideas. Kudos to the whole gang. __________________ www.elitexxxsource.com An Invitation to Excellence for the Surfing Connisseur. www.bluetoonmedia.com; cool_content.com/brad

06-16-2006, 08:49 AM	#66
seeric .......... Industry Role: Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: .......... Posts: 41,917	typical hotel bullshit game playing. they want your money and then the bullshit "rules" start flying after the contracts are signed. i've done tons of events at hotels in san diego. new years eve events etc etc. they want the draw of people with the wallets and they want to take the money from those wallets. that is the bottom line here. everyone who attended was treated like a lower class citizen because you all work in the porn business. your money is good enough for them but not the way you make it. wonder how many of the hotel workers and management are members of your sites and whack off to your content while their wife is in the living room crocheting a bonnet for the baby? hypocrites. i'm sick of the usa PC bullshit. thank god you got a contract from them.