did i say that?

why he dont give us few $$$? :(

i think the person you're thinking of is that Relish XXX guy from England who claimed he owned that massive estate/castle etc etc. and had the porn vending machines in europe

Maybe he can send me alms of $10,000. He is a billionaire, after all.

Hmmm, interesting.

KRL was just another guy in the long line of people who are all talk and no action :2 cents:

As far as I'm concerned, he still owes my ex partner $50K.

For what, just general info would be an interesting change of pace around here from what has been posted.

Many years ago we did a deal with Men.com to launch our first private label dating site with them (dating.men.com)

KRL was the point of contact on that deal and it was to include television ad campaigns.

Basically, we were to send $50K for them to use for the ad campaigns to promote it and in exchange we would keep the first $75K they made in affiliate earnings from the dating site, after which they would simply be paid as a regular revshare commission.

Despite contracts, television and ad schedules, meetings, etc... nothing ever happened (I think the private label saw little to no traffic and only made about $4K) and KRL was dropped from Men.com and the new owners had no intentions to honor any deals he made previously. Kevin refused to return the money.

havent seen a KRL post in years

So not JUTS KRl, but men.com. good stuff.

Correct, though I wouldn't put much blame on the new owners since I'm sure they never saw a penny of that money from the deal :2 cents:

Just to clarify for those who still think KRL ever owned Men.com, he did not; he was the "face" of it, but there was a full board of directors/owners who made most of the actual decisions behind him.

Actually, there are a lot of people on here today who many people think are big/huge program or company owners but in fact they are just "the face" (ie. an employee) - no sense revealing them though unless they do something wrong :winkwink:

Did KRL own Men.com when you guys made the deal? Because if he was just an employee I don't see why he would be required to honor a deal a company he worked for decided to no honor after he was let go. But if he owned it, nevermind. :D

He was never owner, but I believe after some digging it turned out the bank account the money had been sent to for the deal was his own personal one not a Men.com business account.