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It's called a precheck cross sale; it's not a scam, as it is in the terms and conditions.
People are allowed to opt out of them at the point of signing up, and can cancel during the trial; they will receive this information in the email which they receive after the signup. |
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I actually made a thread about this in 2006
https://gfy.com/it/613014-project-sponsors-prechecked-cross-sales-results-inside.html Weg was already doing this on a smaller scale. Quote:
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oh my oh my.
if i could only talk about some of the shit i saw proof of recently. :( all in due time. (like the wicked witch of the west peering into that crystal ball). fuck that bitch died though in the end. :( i might have to die for this information one day. :( remember me sons. |
Hey, A1R3K, you are the man... but this cryptic posting shit has to stop mang. Haha
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lol ccbill sponsors got owned there eh?
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To me in plain terms and since most agreements are biased to the consumer when it comes to interpretation. A buyer should be credited $34.86 per month for remaining a member of that one pre checked cross sell. None of the others have a negative sign in front of them after all. |
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this is an excellent thread.
i'm sure all the supporters have wegcash accounts. |
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I hope they are crediting people that money, otherwise it could be a funny ass class action suit in my opinion. |
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In a study being reported today in Science, researchers had 11 chimpanzees at the Wolfgang Köhler Primate Research Center in Germany play this “ultimatum” game. One chimp, the “proposer,” sat beside the “responder.” The proposer pulled out a tray as far as he could. The tray held two dishes with raisins, separated by a see-through divider: one for the proposer and the other for the responder. The proposers first chose which tray to pull out; if the responder liked what he saw—and he could see how many raisins he and the proposer would each get, by seeing how many raisins were on each side of the divider—he accepted the offer by pulling the tray the rest of the way out. Both chimps would then chow down. If the responder did not like the offer, he refused to pull the tray the rest of the way out, and neither chimp got a snack.
If the dishes held the same number of raisins, the responder chimp almost always accepted a 50-50 offer and rejected a 100-0 offer. Unlike people, though, they rarely rejected 80-20 offers—only 5 to 14 percent of the time. And unlike people, who fume when confronted with unfair offers, the chimps almost never took umbrage, throwing a tantrum at an unfair offer a mere 2 percent of the time. |
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The rest of the trolls up in arms over other companies billing models need to realize that WEG has made more people more money in this industry than you will ever be able to imagine. RichC said it best. This friendly, magical 'industry' that a lot of you think exists, doesn't. Nobody likes you, go home to not making any money on your 50/50 revshare split. |
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I have posted about someone using an illegal portal to XXXPass before, they have a bunch of portals all with illegal content. They take an url and use the .org or the like and use stolen content which links to the XXXPass signup form. From a previous post before, sorry for the semi thread hijack: If you know who is running the site above, or any of the sites below, that information would be great: http://www.arikaames.org http://www.almondtease.org http://www.carolcox.org http://www.celestefox.org http://www.brittanylove.org And there are a ton more. Except for Arika, I know for certainty that the sites listed above are not authorized to be using this content. I could list many more with the exact format, but I am sure everyone gets the idea. The sites are quite similar, quite a coincidence. If you know who runs these site and could help stop some of this theft I am sure it would be appreciated. |
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I agree, there are 2 types of paysite business models (with some grey area). The first type of business model uses crappy cookie cutter sites with dime a dozen content. The main objective of this business model is to over charge the surfer as much as possible after 1 to 3 days (usually $39.99 + xsells) and hope the surfer doesn't charge back and simply forgets about their membership so it will rebill every month. The second type of business model uses websites with good exclusive content and regular updates. Xsells and upsells are not emphasized, if used at all. The surfer is charged a reasonable subscription fee (usually somewhere around $24.95 per month). The main objective of this business model is to get the surfer to rebill willingly every month, based on the idea that the surfer enjoys the site and feels it provides value. Both business models work and are profitable, because in the first business model, the company makes $100 all in 1 pop by over charging the surfer (trial to monthly and xsells). The surfer usually then cancels immediately and is unhappy with the service. In the second business model, the company makes $100 also, but it is through 4 - 5 months of rebills. |
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Can you make more money doing this type of cross selling? Sure, of course. Does it take advantage of the surfer and bend him over? Yes of course. Anyone who denies this just isn't credible.
The same arguments I am hearing from those who think this is ok, are the same arguments that we heard about mailers and selling and buying membership databases. I am sure that even the hardcore crooks like the Babenet crew or Crescent who flat out ran bogus billings against credit card databases could also rationalize about how it makes alot of money or how others have done it for years. The real truth that these people don't want to face up to is that its totally possible to make great money being upfront and ethical with your customer base. Your just being greedy and contributing to the adult industry being viewed as a bunch of scumbags. |
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guys outside the US like to make it clear that US laws don't apply to them. wasn't really going after shap there, more pocketkangaroo's stupid idea of reporting a company that falls in line with all cc regs to a US agency because he thinks what they're doing isn't perfectly legal. |
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shouldnt suprise anyone..when times get hard just sling more dirt on the competition. Popping iver join pages is just straight out being theives
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Did you honestly just call your surfer a 'client' now that's just fucking priceless.
When you understand billing, the rules and parameters of visa/mc high risk merchant accounts, come back and say something intelligent. Your rambling of 3rd party processors has no value in this thread |
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if anything, thank 3rd party processing for allowing idiots to enter this market with relatively no start-up, liability or a clue and running risk through the roof. |
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Shap isn't in the BAHAMAS anymore - he's in Canada. And that fucking retarded argument that WEG or anybody else has made people in this industry has made people more money blah blah blah - idiot - as if the same amount of money wouldn't have flowed through the industry and filtered down to affiliates if WEG or anybody else didn't exist. That goes for any program - Bangbros, Shap, WEG - PPS programs, revshare programs inclusive. |
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no comments from weg?
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Mike's is certainly one of them. |
Mutt stick to finding hot models and leave the real business up to the tribesman, thanks.
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