3 FITTY :pimp

If you seek legal assistance in collecting the funds you'll should be able to get a judgement against him. Very easily done and I speak from experience. I've done it before and collected.

You can even be polite and send a demand letter beforehand. If he was smart (obviously he is not) he would simply settle with an agreed upon amount or payment arrangement.

I'd say if you're attempting to go this route, you should hurry before his funds run out.

(If you're owed $1,000 or less... write it off)

Hopefully those are just rebills you're giving him now, and not fresh traffic.

yeah just rebills, however much lower from month to month, hopefully it's like that with every other affiliate...

bump for payment ;)

Not looking good... again.

same here...

anything new?

I haven't heard anything, and still no money from this cunt.

Money Bump!

still nothing...

any news elsewhere?

Well this is related news (from a month ago... but still new to me): Natali Demore and her editor Jack Banner killed themselves together on August 4. Natali ran BondageOrgasms.com and SmotheredSlave.com which are/were part of DungeonBank.
http://www.xbiz.com/news/152404

yeah it was on this forum already.

This guy is always bugging my chat bots, you'd think he'd know better :1orglaugh

Trying to pick them up for his sites...

You are never going to get paid :2 cents:

Tell that to the people who already did get paid. :2 cents:

See my above post about small claims court as a viable option.
Funny how people start to "produce" money once it gets legal.

No news is bad news I see! Still waiting... pay up you druggy fuckwit :thumbsup

If you are going to seek a legal route, I'd move quickly. It is likely that the first to file will seize most of the assets. Unfortunately, this looks like the same situation as the payment provider/movie producer that went under (albeit on a smaller scale).

What is the minimum amount of money you would consider taking legal action over? I mean... when does it become just not worth it? And obviously we're not all from the USA which makes it difficult.

monday money bump!

New sale today..............LOL
There must be a link up somewhere ;-)
Any money????

Nothing here.

nothing here either, less and less rebills from month to month too.

however i see some people still promoting his sites actively, guess there are some privileged affiliates...

Just drive over to his studio and have the clerk write you a check:2 cents:

+1 on this
You really don't need a lawyer to follow through on a small claims lawsuit. Since the company is registered in California, check out the small claims court rules for that state and decide if pursuing a law suit would be worth it. Regardless of where you live, you'll need to sue the company in California.

I'm going through that process myself and I know it sucks, although since the company I'm suing (AmeriWeb LLC aka Camwealth) is registered in Florida, I have the option of suing either the company or the owner, as the LLC rules (as far as lawsuits are concerned) in Florida are different than they are in other states. Since DungeonBank is owned by a company registered in California, you'll need to sue the company.

Do a search of California small claims courts to find out how much it would cost to file in small claims (most states seem to have a sliding scale of fees depending upon the amount of $$$$ for which you're suing) and organize all your documentation to determine whether you have enough proof to win a lawsuit (I hope you've taken screen shots of every area of your account and those lovely fb/twitter posts, retained every email between you and the company, etc)

You can also get an affordable consultation with a lawyer in California by calling the Cali bar association for a referral. Typically the fee is $25-$50 to get a half hour consultation wherein you can ask any questions you may have about the process.

I'm pursuing my claim with a lawyer, but if I lived in the US I would have chosen to follow through on my own. The procedure is pretty straight-forward. Your first step should be a registered letter of demand, and then follow through with a small claims lawsuit if the amount owed makes a lawsuit worth it.

Good luck. I hope you get your $$$$$

can't we join together for this claim?

weekend bump for payment!

everybody got his of her money? monday bump!

Nope....

..............

any body got a message????

which message?

from paypal he made a payment LOL

lucky you :thumbsup

nothing here, seems i'll have to call him on the phone or bash him on twitter...

Just tweet @ the people he is doing business with at the moment with a link to this thread. That gets his attention.

BTW, which pay period did you just get paid for Startzone?

No payment........only a bump to get paid!

$400+ and still waiting... bump for frontpage exposure!

$2k+ ....

Bumpity..

They are back in production so they must have some money

they never stopped with updating the sites as well as producing i guess...

Yes, small claims court is perfect for this. The paperwork is easy to file and your are basically guaranteed a judgement in your favor by simply proving the money is owed. Unless they can produce bank statements w/wire transfers, cashed checks, or any means of proving you've been paid... you WILL win.

Do it now, before they are out of money and bankrupt!

Back up... to the top we go.

bump for money!!!

oké payment on monday ;)

nobody got any payment?????

still nothing.

btw, his sites do seem to have traffic and he does update them quite frequently, so i guess there are affiliates who do get paid...

he has obviously cut off international affiliates who can hardly do anything.