AdultVest vs Adult Entertainment Capital etc. etc.

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Since Adult Entertainment Capital sent out press releases today, I was wondering if anybody had actually worked with AdutVest or any other of the adult entertainment investment companies.

Are they a good place to find capital? Are they fair to work with?

[fatfoo]

nope, haven't worked

[Barefootsies]

Nope. Never heard of em.

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bumpity bump

[JayMoyes]

Personally, I'm not aware of many companies Adult Vest is actually putting money into, aside from IPorn. Granted, it's not my business to throw stones or inquire about Adult Vest's private affairs.

As a publicist for Adult Entertainment Capital, Inc. I can say if you have a solid business plan, need capital for growth, or need help with financing and debts, that they are indeed a good place to begin look for capital. I personally believe they are a fair company to work with.

Sherry and I screen our clients very carefully and here is what sold us on AEC. Adult Entertainment Capital is not venture capital. The company does financing, and AEC takes investing very seriously. AEC looks over deals they're making very carefully, and does expect to make money off the projects they invest in.

A major part of what they're looking for right now is infrastructure and distribution. This is why they purchased Comedy Net (for mainstream broadcasting to use for advertising and cross promotion), Internet Lending Group (billing and collections), Rock Candy Entertainment (traffic and services), and Stiletto Magazine (print distribution and night club industry connections). This makes for more secure investments, and gives other companies AEC invests in the benefit of collaborating with other companies in the portfolio.

If you are looking for capital to help start or grow your business, or need help with debt, give them a call at 949-885-7399.

If you'd like, feel free to call me with additional questions at 818-992-8312.

Sincerely,

Jay Moyes

[EscortBiz]

you can find private capital in these days easy use VC style capital as last resort

[XPays]

Originally Posted by JayMoyes

Personally, I'm not aware of many companies Adult Vest is actually putting money into, aside from IPorn. Granted, it's not my business to throw stones or inquire about Adult Vest's private affairs.

As a publicist for Adult Entertainment Capital, Inc. I can say if you have a solid business plan, need capital for growth, or need help with financing and debts, that they are indeed a good place to begin look for capital. I personally believe they are a fair company to work with.

Sherry and I screen our clients very carefully and here is what sold us on AEC. Adult Entertainment Capital is not venture capital. The company does financing, and AEC takes investing very seriously. AEC looks over deals they're making very carefully, and does expect to make money off the projects they invest in.

A major part of what they're looking for right now is infrastructure and distribution. This is why they purchased Comedy Net (for mainstream broadcasting to use for advertising and cross promotion), Internet Lending Group (billing and collections), Rock Candy Entertainment (traffic and services), and Stiletto Magazine (print distribution and night club industry connections). This makes for more secure investments, and gives other companies AEC invests in the benefit of collaborating with other companies in the portfolio.

If you are looking for capital to help start or grow your business, or need help with debt, give them a call at 949-885-7399.

If you'd like, feel free to call me with additional questions at 818-992-8312.

Sincerely,

Jay Moyes

since when is a print magazine a secure investment lolololol- the rest of the pitch is great though.

[Don Pueblo]

stilletto magazine? there distribution must not be shit.
i been in adult for 8 years and never heard of it.
wtf is that? i hope they didnt pay more than 5 bucks for that magazine. lol.

[JayMoyes]

Actually, I can address both Don and Xpays questions. While I can't go into explicit details about the deal with Stiletto, it was for a five percent stake in the company, and a good deal.

I do agree that many print magazines are not a good investment. AEC has to look carefully at a business before proceeding.

Stiletto is a strip club publication, covering the southwest. The magazine has been in business for about two years. The owner is looking to expand and cover some new markets. There are also several business opportunites Stiletto has to offer that are outside of the publishing business.

The real point of the deal is it allows AEC to diversify the portfolio, have new opportunities, and most importantly to help a company with a good business plan grow, and realize its potential.