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Cancel Reason: How Satisfied R UR Customers?
Graph of 'reasons' a member cancels their membership on pay site.
This is still very high for people claiming income issues. I see a lot of this as the cancel reason in the past 12 months! At least there are still many satisfied customers and few complaints. :thumbsup Do you track your members? If so, what are your stats? |
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I don't believe they tell the truth when they cancel. I don't. I just select something as quick as I can because I have shit to do. I don't have time to better your porn business.
But that's just me. |
We have quite a few bank denials and just moving on, but you still get the one's saying not enough updates or don't like the site. Funny enough the ones not liking the site or not enough updates are those that download everything they can during their membership. We update twice a week and members are happy with that...we used to update 5 times a week but found that members appreciate the content more at twice a week...supose a case of too much of a good thing.
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holy fuck 4% was a minor using the credit card.
that means you guys are distributing porn to minors 4% of the time |
Is this pic from Xbizworld/premiere, researched by pornworld and VegasKen?
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You'll notice the graph is in increments of 4% for all groups. Which means the sample size is very small... but a multiple of 4. So... I'll guess the amount of subscriptions canceling in this graph is 24 subscribers where 4% = 1 subscriber. :2 cents: |
Where is the percentage that Verotel alleges were DDEU chargebacks from Germany? :1orglaugh
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Are you a minor, by the way? |
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you can't get 4% out 1/24 second the satisfied members is shown in that list at 52% third i don't think you would have a paysite with only 24 members as the membership number increased the number of minors sold porn too would increase. so if you had 100 members you would sell porn to 4 minors and so on as you increased. |
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but when tube and torrent sites do exactly the same thing with the safe harbor provision you bitch and whin about how it is so "unfair" and expect the laws to change to hold them responsible. |
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2) You've developed a perfect ironclad adult verification system? 3) Since you bring it up, the tubes and torrent sites you embrace are far far worse for putting porn of all flavors into the hands of children with little or no boundaries, copyright violations notwithstanding. http://www.apostropher.com/blog/img/pot-kettle.jpg |
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you need to look in the mirror a little there when using the pot calling the kettle black anology. I am not the one making an arguement one way when it helps my business, but the exact opposite when it runs against my business. |
GideonGallery, you continually make arguments that have flawed logic in them and serve only as attempts to justify a "new economy" built on wholesale copyright violation aided and abetted by poorly written legislation. I am done arguing with you, I may as well be debating with a donkey. All it does is ruin threads, and I'm convinced that's your only reason for being here.
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It doesn't matter what you justification you came too you gave porn to minors. You were the one who shirked the responsibility by blaming the parents if the laws are poorly written, then the ones that let you off the hook for your distributing of porn to minors are equally poorly written. Quote:
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Ok, any suggestions on how to do that? It is impossible for a porn site owner to prevent minors from seeing porn. If by some way we had the prospective member send in his dna for dna testing to make sure he is the actual person, or we sent someone to their house to check their id, or what ever other methods to prove the person using the card is the card holder and over 18... if all of this was done by porn site owners it would accomplish nothing as most of the minors don't pay for porn anyway, they go to tube sites and torrents to watch porn where it is 100% free and there is no restrictions what so ever. |
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Tube sites require no safe checks what so ever for people to upload videos. "do you own the content, yes: [x] " is not a safe guard. Tube sites could do several things to put safe guards in place, ask the person who made the video themselves to hold up a sign saying or say" this is for redtube!" It is great branding for the tube site and they instantly know the person who is submitting the clip is the owner of the clip. Stealing is one thing, but what I don't like about tube sites is that people can upload CP to it without proving the person is of legal age. Legally they don't have to but that is just my personal thoughts, if they uploaded a copy of their id then the tube site owner could match the picture to t he id and know that 1, the person is over legal age and 2, if they in the video, there is no copyright issues. 2. You can't prove someone is an adult, its not possible. If you have any suggestions let me know. You can prove someone owns the content pretty easy as I explained above a couple ways. 3. Correct, the law currently doesn't do anything to prevent either issues. Although depending on where you live you can go to jail for showing a nipple and the person seeing it doesnt have to be under 18 either. You can also get fined out your ass for sharing music. My solution, I wish they would go after the offendors in both cases. The child knows they are not suppose to use a credit card that is not theirs = THEFT, prosocute the little bastard and fine his parents if he is a repeat offender. The minor also knows they are not suppose to join porn sites just like they are not suppose to go the liquir store and steal booze and cigs. Minors will get what they want one way or the other, they are committing the illegal act. I see people who knowingly share copyrighted content the same way as minors. They know what they are doing is wrong and they still do it. (although tube sites do ZERO to try to stop them). I still don't know why porn site owners don't do with the music industry has done and go after people who UPLOAD with hefty fines. They should be subpoening the tube site for the logs on the user who uploaded their copyrighted content. Get their email, info, ip, etc... sure some wont be traceable, but most will. Hit this people with hefty fines. THEY BROKE THE LAW, I don't think even you can contest that. Turn it up full force, sue everyone of them you can on all the big sites, then see how much copyrighted content gets uploaded. What will happen next is tube sites will deal with sponsors directly for the content or buy their own (which is happening a lot now ) and they wont accept true member submitted content. Which solves the problem that way as well. |
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This is a brand new site I launched a couple of months back. Yes. I will be interesting to see the long term numbers over time. There are more than 24 members. This site is not processed by Verotel. Donovan makes some good points in examples. Stats are more true than not. People do not simply 'click whatever because they have better things to do'. I routinely contact members to ask for feedback, even offering up free month membership for their time to give me some feedback. will76 provides some good feedback on such matters. :2 cents: |
For the record I didn't say there was 24 members in total... I SAID there was 24 members who CANCELLED.. which is what the graph is supposed to represent.
Who knows what the time frame on this is... could be one day or one year... that we don't know. Wow you guys.... seriously. |
Ive had a few longtime members cancel because of job loss. we give them a free month as our way of saying thanks
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also because they said a minor used a card doesnt mean a minor actually used a card
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From looking at the stats, I'd say "Income Issues" is likely more than 20%...
It's very possible for one to be both a "Satisfied Customer" and have "Income Issues" ... so it's highly probable, especially with the lousy economy, that many of them too really canceled due to income issues. $29 per month recurring or whatever, while seemingly a small amount to many here, is a noticeable amount of money to many people struggling to make ends meet. In regards to "Minor Used Card" ... take that question off the survey pronto; change the wording to "Someone else used my card" or "I don't remember signing up to this site", etc. Ron |
A lot of people pick Satisfied Customer so they don't think there will be any further follow up as to other reasons. Who wants a pornmaster phoning you up when the wife wasn't supposed to know you were surfing in the first place?
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hell goodbye using the same content across multiple tube sites to promote yourself Quote:
you could require an independent verification, phone and address verification hell new computers have biomentrics your could go that far. It would totally screw you over in terms of your total market size, but since your above solution does the same to tube sites, it would be hypocritical to complain. any way if you were criminally liable for each one of these joins i am pretty certain you would come up with solution that reduces that number to zero. Quote:
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you get an extra immunity level because of the anominity of the internet. Quote:
Second you better absolutely positive since if there is any doubt publically exposing "their porn habits" could have a massive liablity. 3rd there are fair use considerations to take into account i have seen a lot of compilation videos (commentary) and there is usually multiple pages of comments on each video. (commentary again). 4th the RIAA spend 3.25 for each dollar of judgement they got, and every win is being appealed over and over again now. Most end up with ruling in the favor of the sharer. Quote:
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I was trying to answer everyone in one reply. My apologies champ. |
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However, since a lot of my customer base are on newsletters. Write me. Have been members of my various sites for a decade. I know that my numbers are more accurate then not. But then again, I am also very interactive and accessible to my membership, and patrons. So unlike most webmasters or programs that treat them like some nameless face who's credit card I can't wait to bang for 4 x's what they wanted, or fuck em over since they are a one time only customer.... so I had better get every nickel out of them I can on one shot. My customer base is not like that. I am an enigma in many different ways to how I run my business, and why I remain in business with many many returning patrons. :2 cents: |
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Now if someone is submitting self produced content then how hard is it for them to record themselves saying " this is for xtube or redtube". You mean to tell me they can make a 5 minute or 50 minute video doing whatever but they cant make a 5 second clip to say " this is for whatever site"? Quote:
If i was criminally liable because a minor stole his dads credit card and joined my site to see nudity, I wouldn't be in the adult business because everyone of us would be sitting ducks. Now if I was liable because someone stole a credit card to access porn, what do you think would happen to the tube sites that show graphic nudity that had no safe guards in place. At least in my case the minor would have to commit a crime to access the nudity. Quote:
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So if it cost more to litagate than what the judgements are, or collected judgements.... How much do you think these membership sites are losing because their product is being stolen and shared for free by these people. You are not factoring in the intangibles, that if the porn industry went after people aggressivly it might spend 1 million dollars to get back 300K in cash, but it would reduce people from "sharing" errr... stealing. The less your product is stolen and given away the more sales you going to make. Also, it is stupid to make 100K judgements against these people. 99% of the people stealing content and sharing it are not going to be able to afford to fork over 100K. Just sue their ass for an amount that 99% of them can afford, or that isn't too big that they wont want to go bankrupt over. If they need to get a second mortgage on their house to pay a 10K fine because they thought it was cool to steal content and share it with 1000's of people, then hit them where it does the most damage. And every month they pay off that mortgage they might think twice about how cool it was. The "sharer" is a thief. He knows he does not have a legal right to distribute the content. That is cut and dry. The tube site is the grey area and has level of protection currently at least. Quote:
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Very interesting. I looked at mine for 2009 and got a bit different results:
Satisfied(Satisfied Customer) 80% Income(Income issues) 9.5% Unsatisfied(Not satisfied with content) 5% Trial(Only interested in trial subscription) 3% I'm going to assume that lots of those who are "satisfied" are leaving not necc. due to income issues but due to cutting back expenses or the like. Maybe they didn't lose their job, but they have to trim some discretionary spending. |
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I have contacted people many times, even those satisfied. Some simply say they have no complaints, and will be back. Others say they spread their membership dollars between a few sites and do not like recurring because they forget. Others have some different reasons. All in all they are pretty straight forward in their replies. They have nothing to lose telling me the truth. It is not like I am going to ban them for their replies. However, I like to keep my finger on the pulse of what members want. You also can learn a lot about how THEY, the members, surf and look at your site. Which I can tell you is a lot different then how I surf one by a mile. |
Alot of this depends on how you phrase the question and in what order its in.
for example, i think epochs first field in the drop down is minor used card, or unsatisfied with content. Which skews the data. Duke |
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