Originally Posted by LiLi

I am a camgirl and I have worked as an affiliate marketer as well for many years. I am working with an attorney and a group of 17 cammodels to find a solution to this problem. What you are about to read is probably the most sketchy behavior on the part of the sponsor I have personally seen in this industry and I am hoping that, by exposing this publicly they will finally decide to do something about it, and I also hope to alert all other affiliate marketers so they think twice about working with this sponsor. Here is the deal:

In 2016 a piracy site popped up, a "porntube" dedicated exclusively to pirating camgirl content. In time this website has grown into a network of multiple sites. Piracy is not a new issue, we know, the biggest problem we have with this network isn't the piracy but the fact that the webmaster is willing to do almost anything to gain notoriety. This is a network of "porntubes" that rely on "user uploaded content" but we know he is behind a big chunk of the network's uploads. Several videos on the site have doxxed the models in them by posting personal details of the models on the descriptions: their real legal name, address, phone number, links to family facebook accounts, etc, the doxxed girls have gone through dangerous (and in one case life threatening) situations because their information including their address are exposed on that site. The webmaster ignores emails asking to take those videos down and for a while hosted a Telegram group where he himself and users of the site made fun of the doxxed girls.

On top of that there is the piracy issue. What we normally do is use the appropriate channels by getting our DMCA agents to send requests to the sites that host our content illegally and almost every site out there complies.. and if they don't their server does. But not this network. His sites are hosted on a bulletproof offshore server that ignores emails and we can't do anything to take down any videos. A model had a boyfriend upload their personal videos as revenge after the breakup and they were impossible to take down. That's when we started to target the sponsors and over the past few years we have gotten several sponsors to kick this affiliate off their programs.