CCBill inaccurate rebilling since November.

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Originally Posted by Huskyhunks

As much as I hate it, user submitted photos (amateurs) are the big seller for me. I recently took them down but now I'm having second thoughts. I just cannot seem to get in the mindset of someone who wants to purchase regular model videos and imagery. The only thing I can really sell well is every day men, average joe's, guys next door because I share the attraction with my visitors.

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You know I came across a great site with user submitted photos that had a kick ass format and got me thinking to do the same.. then I came across 5 of my guys on the site.. and wondered how other webmasters would feel knowing someone was making money off content they shot. It is really tempting because you have to do so little and the content grows by the users work, like any online community. Interesting to think about :woof:

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Originally Posted by boyfunk

so I don't think that there's any horrible issue with ccbill. In fact, I love ccbill.

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Same here.

Again this is exactly why I usually don't post about sales/stats.

These threads always turn out the same. :china:

I think CCBill is scrubbing harder or continuing to have difficulty as stats across my sites are individually, and as a whole, following the same trend; higher traffic, higher site sales, higher affiliate sales and much lower CCBill affiliate sales. Not to mention duplicate checks being sent out by CCBill. Maybe they are trying to make up for money lost there, I dunno.

I'm not the only one experiencing this and I think it's an important issue. I'm not suffering greatly from it but at the end of the day money is lost.

Regarding user submitted photos:

It's weird to see the photos that you take on someone else site, especially the personal ones and the ones that are supposed to stay at your site. I always tell guys, don't ever, as in never ever, post your pic to a site unless you can deal with it eventually making it all over the internet.

As far as other people's content, I'm sure there's gonna be a time when a copyright issue comes up. For me, I had about 5 in the 6 years and everytime it was cordial and I just let them in the site for free. I have a very good idea of who owns what content.

That doesn't mean that there won't be problems down the road. It's the chance you take in this business. Being in the U.S., as an adult webmaster, I'm already a few notches down on the morality ladder thus I will always be a potential target for the right wing.

Exhibitionism is just so freakin' hot to me. I love it. I pay for it. I want to post only guys that get off to having the masses see their pics. I'm willing to take the risk right now.