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Hm...Too much staff
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I only stated the truth about the massive tube concept. You must be raking in the cash with a tube to even give a shit about my comment. :helpme |
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I think they will come back very soon
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Hopefully they go bankrupt…
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Fiddy ropey Pornhubs.
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Mindgeek, at least in the times with Fabian, had cleaned up their tubes quite a bit, licensed a shit ton of content and paid very good money to producers for custom content. When Fabian was out, it started to go downhill But Deecash never even made the attempt to keep the sites going, he just took the credit card numbers and fucked the shit out of them |
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Cause all I can say is based on my personal experience while Fabian was at the helm. I knew the people before him (Sammy etc), they were a lot more "flexible" than Fabian. And when Fabian was gone, a certain someone from this industry made sure we were removed from shooting for Mindgeek. (maybe I will be writing memoirs one day...) And I have no idea what happened after that. |
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whether it all made sense - especially so fast - is a different topic. but to buy something, you also need someone willing to sell |
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Also let's keep in mind that numbers communicated are PR, not official. Mindgeek always insisted in communicating "we're n°1" "we have the biggest staff with over 1000 employees". But in reality N°1 is a contested prize with Xvideo/Xnxx, and over 1000 employees... I would say "close to 1000" was more the reality. 1600, no, that's a number to "make you look big". But actually, it's silly because everyone thinks "what do you do with so many people??? Shouldn't you be a much bigger company to have that many people???" Mindgeek's competitors are companies that run correctly with 100 to 300 people... more than that is overhead, corporate politics, inefficency. So... maybe it's really a smart move to restructure the company and keep the most important people in the team on the most profitable projects? Also... maybe depending on the new CEO appointed maybe they can start cleaning their practices and re-open conversations with Visa/MC? In any case to those who believe that Mindgeek is going down, or that tube business models is going down... you're just not living on the right planet. MindGeek is a big machine and it will live on, maybe not as big and as high as what its creators were hoping but it's going to be around for long. And tube sites... they're here to stay. Now, it would be great for the industry if they could see the crucifiction of Mindgeek as a real threat and would also clean their practices not to be next... which would really be a very positive thing for the industry. Ultimately, we would all benefit of an industry that has clear rules, guidelines, and can exist within these frames on the long run. Anyway, so far, people I know in Mindgeek are still there... let's see. |
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So what do you think their chances are of renegotiating CC billing? They pissed off some serious financial people. And they are not big enough financially to make a ripple in the credit card business. Netflix makes more money in a week than PornHub does in a year. You should be thinking what is best for this business and that could be the end of PH. But we are a very vulnerable business. We can be stopped overnight if we piss off M/C and Visa. So we probably shouldn't and we should probably make sure we follow their rules. |
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It does not matter if Samy, Fabian, Feras, David or Bernd are at the helm. My view of Manwin aka MindGeek is one of a criminal enterprise, and therefore they were all thieves.
Around the time that Manwin poached Jules Jordan of all his people, Manwin/MindGeek was interested in doing business with one of the companies I managed. Therefore I agreed to having a phone conversation with Manwin leadership. Knowing what happened with JJ, I told him something along the lines of "a bullet in the back of the head of anyone that leaves ___________ for Manwin, would fix any legal deficiencies we had with our employment contracts" which prohibited disclosing our IP and walking to a potential competitor. I then proceeded to laugh. There was silence on the other side, and quickly the conversation was wrapped up. Happy to write, no one left the company. :2 cents::2 cents::2 cents: |
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Wait, the head of a credit card company is named Ajay Banger? |
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VAN is reporting this... I hope they take a new direction. The old one is a dead end.
https://www.venus-adult-news.com/en/...ign=Week+27+EN |
I had a very profitable tube and took zero credit cards directly. Should Visa ban them all today it will change nothing.
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Get the 🍿 out. This company survives wave after wave. Historical evidence says they'll be here.
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they haven't paid yet for traffic sent in may
this is the first time in 7 years they've been late with a payment. Something big must be happening internally. |
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