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As a content producer, what do you use XTube for?
I've been with them forever - maybe 2006 - before Kurtis came on?
It's been through at least two owners, maybe three?
I have DVDs on-line for VOD, DVDs in the DVD Membership area, and an amateur studio.
Well. I got my start on xtube. Apparently, my contribution to this thread was moderated.Quote:
Originally Posted by nickbaer
I don't know.
You started the thread at http://forums.gaywidewebmasters.com/...Producers-Here
I replied, as did Robert Chandler. I enjoyed your questions, and was kind of hoping for some more conversation.
I wanted to know if anyone else has noticed any (new) changes at XTube? I mailed in a package of DVDs last fall, and then was told the address had changed but they'd still get worked... but nothing has happened now in over 6 months.
Do you think they're just going with user contributed uploads?
I tried to reply to this thread yesterday..it said something like 'comments awaiting moderators approval' or something like that...
Thats what I meant
Must have been a momentary thing!
My last shipment of DVD's were returned unopened. I asked Blair what was up and he said they did move but were not accepting any DVD's.
Not sure what's happening there they are always so tip lipped about any movement in their business.
That is kind of what I heard on Thursday. "Kind of" as in one brief sentence, about "phasing them out".
Then nothing on Friday. I didn't realize that last Friday was a holiday in Canada, as it was in the US. The 4-day US Memorial Day weekend, Friday-Monday.
I've never understood business there, I've just sat back and watched money come on to my Payo card every two weeks.
But if they're going to phase out DVDs, without explaining what that means, that could drastically affect me - or not. There's the pay by the minute/scene part, then there's the DVD Membership part.
I've also never quite understood the amateur part. I've heard about big earnings there, but looking at my amateur minutes, and many others, that just doesn't add up.
Except, that there was a credible story back in 2010, that some big earners got that way with partnerships with staff, who took 50% commissions via PayPal!