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Clips 4 sale
I see now c4s is now requiring uploads of all model docs to post there now. Mastercard strikes again. How the hell are they going to secure the data on the models info? SMH, I post multi models on there.
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I saw the same today :mad:
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Well, I am going to hold off posting there until I get some answer.
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No way I am letting porn sites have millions of model IDs on their servers. Sorry.
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They're shooting themselves in the foot. MC's new rules do not require what C4S is asking. What they're asking definitely protects them even more, but most likely at the cost of many production companies pulling their wares off the site.
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Received an email from them this morning..saying Clips4Sale was acquired by Centro Ventures.
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all clips sites will soon become the same, all relevant ID of the models must be shown, onlyfans has asked me to send all my models IDs, clips4sale has just asked after logging in not an hour or 2 ago. ManyVids also asks for relevant IDīs...
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Are CCBill/Verotel/Epoch/Segpay/Netbilling etc immune to these new requirements of "everything must be uploaded with every video"?
They're going to remain operating under the old rules? |
I do NOT believe this will affect legit content creators which comply and store ALL their 2257 documents as USC 2257 requires. I believe this is aimed on all those who steal, recycle or " run" dodgy models and use the classic :" I did not know she was 15, I did not make the video". Good riddance its about time :thumbsup
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I wonder how far back there going to go with content shoot years ago?
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When it comes to clips, not professional porn shoots, I highly doubt amateurs will want their info "out there" on multiple websites and platforms. |
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Someone needs to explain this to MC/VISA. |
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Once they realize the resistance and backlash is costing them clicks/views/ad revenue/sales they will step back and open things up a bit. Who will still be around and ready to play with them again once the dust settles is an entirely separate thing. |
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Under your "logic" half the content (or more) on the web would magically disappear. Content that was legal and in compliance under old rules suddenly gets taken down because new, unrealistic (and unenforceable) rules are put in place. Think this would be good for fans of pancake tits like your crowd? Nope. A rising tide lifts all boats while a lower tide SINKS all boats. |
The Porn Nerd, attacking Gary or his wife with insults against his wife reflects very poorly on you. It makes you appear to be lacking of education or class, or possibly both.
Proper documentation of every single model that appears in a scene is something responsible "long term" business minded folks should have. Managed correctly it protects the rightful owners of the content, which may or may not include the models themselves. Entrusting the records to C4S or any other hosting / distribution platform is a separate matter to be debated, without throwing insults around. |
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Plus they are mostly ex-pat twits. Again (and again?) this is not about proper record keeping. This is about: A. Focusing on the KEEPING part (as in, WHO gets to "keep" sensitive, private and personal data). B. WHY submit model IDs when that is not Mastercard's requirements. C. If older content was once compliant it should be grandfathered in (except grandpa porn, that is gross). D. Besides the above, how (in practical terms) would any of this be verified? Who does the verifying (see point A)? So who then takes responsibility for the 2257 info? Both parties (C4S and the uploader)? Doesn't that open up liability issues for C4S? Why would they want that? Why not just direct MC back to the, you know, 2257 record keeper (the producer)? What about storage of data? Are they going to manually verify every ID/clip? Like Age Verification the Goal is probably a good one but the implementation is simply unworkable. |
Class is just flowing out of you today. Whatever anger issues you have, I doubt that Gary or his wife are the reasons for them.
I vaguely remember the allegations of Gary presenting himself as being Natalie or running a second account. In light of all the BS that plays out on this board, if even true, it really doesn't matter. Others run amuck with multiple nicks, not delivering on product or services paid for, selling fake traffic, etc. Whatever minor act happened was maybe 10 plus years ago. Regarding C4S, I agree with you 1000 percent, that they are requesting something they are not required by law or per current V/MC guidelines to maintain themselves. The current over reach is for their benefit and not yours. Each person had the freedom to choose the course of action that is best for them. You can decline to provide them the documents they request and simply pull your content like Robbie did. Or, you can provide C4S legal notice that you disagree with their requirements, provide the reasons why, and give them notice that if they act against you, you will file a legal complaint against them in court, and let a Judge decide. |
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Oh - and thanks for the lawyerly advice too. You sound like you work for C4S. LOL Take my ball(s) and go home or fight them in court? Great choices. Enough people take their content and energies away and what is C4S left with? Methinks the new owners just bought a dwindling asset. Quote:
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I used to be pretty mean sometimes and no one really cared, I miss those days.. |
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Your pathetic attempts to talk nasty about my body is ridiculous and under miming all models in the adult business, especially considering my tits are natural and pretty perfect.... I suggest you quit while youīre behind and go jack off over your content that obviously shouldnīt be on the web if you havenīt the correct information :2 cents: Quote:
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as for calling me a slag and drunken, well, youīre a nasty tosser... we run a business, a professional business just like you. We pay our taxes and for you to say anything personal against me is just ridiculous, considering I havenīt said anything personal about you, apart from itīs obvious youīre a sexist asshole, not liking me telling you that your views are actually ignorant :2 cents: |
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:321GFY Well this thread went to hell..LOL..
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As for content being "legit" that is not the issue you myopic twat. Some of us run multiple websites with thousands of videos stretching back decades, not a single girl amateur site run by her pimp husband. Stick to dogging it in Spanish parks and filming it on your iphone. |
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Life is too short to bicker over nonsense. Cheers. :winkwink: |
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not uploading :(
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Clips4sale is gonna be like walking through a dead mall with all the stores announcing their closures or content removal.
Less content + less traffic being sent = Shittier for everyone who stays behind and deals with the compliance headaches. Are there any billers out there that offer a similar chargeback forgiveness program? |
I didn't use the site. But from what I read, there is an option where producers can list an address or email address for a record keeper instead of uploading docs right to c4s. Is that not the case?
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JESUS CHRIST I am trying to place a video now is REALLY complicated
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Any legit platform will be requiring releases and 2257/IDs. If they arent they could lose their Mastercard billing. We wont know how Mastercard will handle these issues until they or the processors start doing audits after October 15th.
For too many years the simple requirement that secondary producers also maintain copies of the records has been overlooked. It is what allowed UGC tubes to flourish. Unfortunately, the FSC litigation against 2257 didnt address secondary producer issues (though there was an indication in that case that secondary producers needing to have the records was unconstitutional) and they were never resolved. So as we sit here, secondary producers are required to maintained records. Mastercard may not require it but if an account doesnt have them, the platform risks losing billing. What platform is going to take that risk? Dont want to give up your docs, thats easy - dont submit to platforms and instead maintain your own sites. You get to keep all the documents and IDs offline and protected. |
I am building my own store with EDD that only accepts crypto. The majority of cs4 traffic/sales I generate myself, although the loss of card processing will hurt. Getting 99.9% of my sales instead of 55% may ease some of the pain.
BTW, has anyone received the August payment? |
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However, if Mastercard makes it relatively easy to comply - and we will know after October 15th - then we can all move forward with some certainty. I suspect MC will realize enforcement will be difficult if not impossible and the fallout will not be as bad as everyone fears. Right now, for example, all that Pornhub is requiring is that you check boxes to ensure you have the proper IDs and info. If that is all there will be to this then really no issues. What will happen, I think, is platforms will be forced to at least partially review content more closely than they have before now. Weed out the obvious examples of violations, etc. No more rape, beastiality, cp and so forth. |
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Platforms dont care about losing underperforming content creators. If anything, these past few years have shown there is a limitless supply of content creators for the platforms - there are now millions of pornographers in the world. If you're doing $100,000 a month, then I think the platforms will probably treat those creators differently. 80/20 rule... platforms would much rather lose the 80 and keep the 20... Ultimately, hopefully, this will create more opportunities for membership sites and programs. I have a feeling that the number of creators will drop and the overall amount of content available will be reduced - and with UGC tubes also reducing content, perhaps more people will go back and take on memberships - if they are priced competitively. |
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