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Originally Posted by chadknowslaw
I know you are right, but it will be a bit hard to have a twink site if I can not call it that, hell right now I am really creating a “Teen Boy” site but I can not call it that so I have to use the word twink. If twink is then gone what am I supposed to call Teen Boys “Frat”?
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Originally Posted by basschick
I am a bit mad a Visa ECT but I really think these people have gone after the week link and that’s our US processors.
no, because - again - frat is not what they are.
18 year olds
18 and 19 year old guys
cute 18 and 19 year olds
18 year old college guys
I know I could use that, it just does not have the same ring as, Teen Boys :cry:
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Originally Posted by basschick
BTW thax for all the text terms, I am about to start creating some text for my new sites, and I have saved that so I can maybe use some of that :)
Your paranoia and frustration is totally misdirected. You want the easy way into the adult market, so you choose twinks. Fine, many successful sites have created the groundwork that makes it possible for you to do that.
Just keep in mind that its the sick CP fucks that are causing all these issues. Predators and child abusers are the ones you should be pissed at, not google or ccbill.
There are rules and regulations for everything. This is a nation of laws, and they are basically there for the good of the majority. Sometimes this shit happens. If you're not creative enough or lack the imagination to work with the system instead of bitching about it, maybe you should reconsider your line of work.
As long as you choose to profit from the types of guys that child predators will be attracted to, you're gonna be in that fringe area that will attract scrutiny. You have no 2257 compliance statement on your site, you use key words like "barely legal boys" in your site text. What the fuck do you expect? You are not totally innocent here. You push the envelope, you're gonna get a paper cut eventually.
If you can't call it a twink site, then nobody else can either. You will have to adapt to the changes or get a job at Wal Mart. Surfers looking for twinks are not going to stop surfing for twink sites when their searches turn up no results--they are going to use different key words. The top search querries for the 18-23 skinny boys might be "18 year old gay boys that look like they just got out of the meth rehab clinic" . You will just have to know what the surfers are looking for when they are searching for sites like yours.Quote:
Originally Posted by maxpower
Really, it is not a big deal if a key search term gets banned.
Max, unless you moved from California to Canada in the past week, if this is true you are guilty of a felony. Regardless if you are an FSC member or not.Quote:
Originally Posted by MWCren
Hey Max, you listen to Art Bell?
Everything on my site is changing now even that, I am having a professional redo the whole site, so I will be sure to add that. I just did not put it on the main page because of the frames I used, but I will not have that problem with the new one. :sun:
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Originally Posted by chadknowslaw
did you really read what chad said?????
if the govt happens to archive your site as it is now, you can be prosecuted later, regardless of whether you changed your site later. they won't care - if things go that far, all they'll care about is sending you to jail for 5 years. right now you are guilty of a crime and they can prove it. don't wait for the designer to change anything - put up that 2257 link TODAY!
man, if i could comply with part of a law by doing something as easy as typing a sentence, i'd have done it before the law came all the way into effect. in fact, i did.
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Originally Posted by maxpower
I know Bass Thax I will do that today, with all this getting ready for the “new” site I have all but forgot about the old one all together. Only less than 2 weeks and the new one will be open :sun:
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Originally Posted by basschick
I have a twink site, and I've been having a LOT of trouble getting approved by CCBill. I wanted to go with them so I could have affiliates like boyfunk (I'm a Sammy Case fan). But, no matter how many times I change my site, as they've directed, I keep getting declined.
I would never have suspected a company like CCBill to do something out of spite but...well...this does seem a bit odd to me.
Maybe they DO have an issue with twink sites.
azura blu
Well not sure I would say its banned yet, but you are right their rules are getting more strict all the time. I have never tried to get processing from them, not because I could not work out what they really want I really just do not trust with their past history they are going too do next. They are just a processor man, their are others, and others ways to do things, after all this is still the Internet we are talking about. :penny:
what changes do they want?
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Originally Posted by azurablu9