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The Porn Nerd 08-14-2014 11:04 AM

So I guess we will continue the uploads and judge as we go along then?
Thanks for reply. :)

Half man, Half Amazing 08-14-2014 11:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xvideos (Post 20192442)
What do you mean by that? Feel free to email your ideas : admin@xv

...about that repeat infringer thing. Any plans to actually enforce this, or can the same users be reported dozens and dozens of times without you actually doing anything?

Half man, Half Amazing 08-14-2014 11:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xvideos (Post 20192442)
What do you mean by that? Feel free to email your ideas : admin@xv

http://www.xvideos.com/profiles/traci-lords-1

How's that page converting for you?

247mg 08-14-2014 12:10 PM

@Xvideos: We will continue to upload the videos what ever the outcome is but we would like to make sure that you people should not change the affiliate link code under channel or each site we uploading content, else it will be difficult to track the traffic coming in.

Secondly, you people don't need payout for affiliate signup you are sending to programs? Please clarify!

adultmobile 08-14-2014 12:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Half man, Half Amazing (Post 20192503)
http://www.xvideos.com/profiles/traci-lords-1

How's that page converting for you?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Traci_Lords

Brad Mitchell 08-14-2014 02:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruseful (Post 20191374)
Well, looks like I am going to have to legally challenge Xvideos on this because I have just been told that one of my up loaders clicked on accept for the MassageRooms.com account earlier today, and he didn't even bother to read what was written. So, according to xvideos announcement, they now have full ownership of all videos ever uploaded to that account, for ever.

It's an unenforceable policy, especially if agreed to by someone that doesn't have proper authority. Would be like having my receptionist sign a Level3 agreement.. Except wait, there's no signature or real authentication.

Brad

LOL, Corey Silverstein would have a field day.

American Psycho 08-14-2014 02:52 PM

Fuck off xvideos!

You think you can fucking own content from a damn stupid pop up

you are beyond audacious and arrogant!

I hope your shit site fucking die

its sites like u that give tubes a bad name

the tube model is not inherently bad , its scumbag owners and management that are the issue

iwantchixx 08-14-2014 03:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 247mg (Post 20192537)
@Xvideos: We will continue to upload the videos what ever the outcome is but we would like to make sure that you people should not change the affiliate link code under channel or each site we uploading content, else it will be difficult to track the traffic coming in.

Secondly, you people don't need payout for affiliate signup you are sending to programs? Please clarify!

Yeah, I'd like that guarantee too. Especially after we already caught them locking a few of our partner program uploads and swapping teh advertiser on us to unrelated single-girl white-girl site.

The truth is, I don't trust them anymore. Which is too bad because I have built a good following on there...

xvideos 08-15-2014 02:20 AM

There is a misunderstanding with our 3 strikes policy : info. xvideos .com/legal/repeat/

If you think you have found something wrong with it I would like to hear from you : admin@xv we have no interest in not following our own policy.
We have yet to hear of any specific case and never actually had a constructive dialogue about it with anyone.

Again we don't need affiliate money. You can keep it all, any of you we are affiliates of.

Ruseful or others, if your uploader guy accidentally clicked the wrong button just drop me an email we can probably reset your account.

If you want to discuss anything else email me. I have reached my yearly quota of public posts.

NewNick 08-15-2014 04:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xvideos (Post 20192437)
I won't make a private deal. Deals behind closed doors to control a market is something I deeply dislike. Same chance for everyone. That's the beauty of internet.

What ?

Deals behind closed doors ?

Do you mean that a guy who invests his own resources to have something made cannot decide what he wants to do with it ?

He cannot decide if he wants to just sell that product through his own distribution system, or just license it to one preferred partner ?

Who the fuck are you to decide what he can do with it ?

Oh yes I forgot - if that guy does not give you his product for free you will take it anyway. Thats what you really mean.

You are not a black mailing thief, you are actually a libertarian.

Vive La'internet.

Struggle4Bucks 08-15-2014 04:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brad Mitchell (Post 20192676)
It's an unenforceable policy, especially if agreed to by someone that doesn't have proper authority. Would be like having my receptionist sign a Level3 agreement.. Except wait, there's no signature or real authentication.

Brad

LOL, Corey Silverstein would have a field day.

This...:2 cents:

A contract isn't binding or legal only because it's a contract; agreement; or someone put his signature on it.

You can put all bullshit in a contract... doesn't make it legal.

AdultKing 08-15-2014 04:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xvideos (Post 20192437)
I won't make a private deal. Deals behind closed doors to control a market is something I deeply dislike. Same chance for everyone. That's the beauty of internet.

The other beauty of the Internet is that sites like yours are more vulnerable to serious legal consequences than you might otherwise think.

We've been indexing you for a long time, one day that evidence will come in useful, you might want to think about what happens when I turn my full attention to recalcitrant tubes.

mopek1 08-15-2014 04:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NewNick (Post 20191581)
I once had to spell it out to you why your presence on a content producer / webmaster affiliate board was not taken too well.

Now you have the audacity to complain about the actions of tube sites when you feel that your rights as a content owner are being ignored.

Are you for real ?

I was thinking the exact same thing ... Funny how none of the first responders to this thread picked up on this??

rabbit 08-15-2014 06:44 AM

this page reminds me that despite all the daily bs and useless threads gfy still brings value

Barry-xlovecam 08-15-2014 06:53 AM


This thread is getting hilarious ...

http://3mp1r3.cam500.com/img/boards/internet-court.jpeg

Ruseful 08-15-2014 06:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mopek1 (Post 20193169)
I was thinking the exact same thing ... Funny how none of the first responders to this thread picked up on this??

We launched YouPorn 26th Aug 2006. We started purchasing content in Jan 2007. We then created and launched the industries first content partner program in March 2007. We stopped accepting user uploads shortly after.
Why did we do this? Because our original business model was not sustainable for the industry. Studios and content producers were struggling and without new content being produced, tubes would have become very stale. We needed a solution where we could push traffic to the Paysites from where the content was originated. That's why we crated the CPP. The CP would give us authorised clips, with watermarks, and we would give the the valuable under video player banner.

Very quickly we had literally hundreds of authorised clips being uploaded via the CPP, and very quickly, YouPorn became the #1 affiliate of the CP's.

We also only put around 50-70 new clips live on YouPorn each day. These were clips that we had bought or clips from the CPP program. There were no user uploads. Testament to this was the fact that, as one of the worlds largest adult tube sites, we would receive less than 10 DMCA notices per month, most send in error by DMCA agents representing our CPP or by original creators that did not remember selling us rights.

Also, we did not allow a lot of different types of content. We had a very strict policy regarding content. If anyone ever remembers reading the "YouPorn do's and don'ts" will remember our low level of tolerance. It was our belief that if you wanted to see content of that nature, go to xhamster, and believe me, they did.

Also, we protected our user experience for the belief that they did not want to see video banners, they did not want annoying IM ads, they did not want popunders. As our traffic grew, we actually removed 3rd party banners from our pages. You see, we actually cared about the experiance of our users but most of all, we cared about the most important part of our industry, our Content Partners.

We could have done things oh so different, believe me. We could have doubled our revenues at the push of a button by not giving a f@ck, but the truth is, we cared.

We sold YouPorn in May 2011. I started my paysite network at that time and launched my first site in sept 2011. My whole business model is based on the CPP program's of the tube sites. In dec 2011 I had 4 staff and 3 Paysites. Now, I have over 80 staff, turnover in excess of $1m per month and over 20 Paysites. So please forgive me if you think I am a hypocrite if I come out fighting against any and every tube site that is not playing fair, not just to me, but EVERY content producer and studio in this industry.

I asked for studios and content producers to get in contact with me if they wanted to be part of a movement, an alliance in effect, to come together as one, to fight for our rights collectively. I am simply overwhelmed by the support we have. Biggy eluded in his post on this thread to xvideos that he represents a "group". That "group" really is the "who's who" of the industry.

Why am I doing this? Because I am no longer a tube owner, but a content producer. Why am I best positioned to spearhead this fight? I think that is clear to see. As a content owner, you do not have to be in support of this alliance or part of it. Bust rest assured, the changes we want on tubes such as xvideos, will benefit the whole industry. So you can either be part of this, or simply sit back and enjoy the ride.

It's been well documented that I, myself, am not affiliate friendly. But as an affiliate, as so many of you are on GFY, you should be encouraged by our actions. More money in studios and content producers pockets means they will have more money to shoot better content, more content, launch new sites etc.

Captain Kawaii 08-15-2014 07:00 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rabbit (Post 20193271)
this page reminds me that despite all the daily bs and useless threads gfy still brings value

I wish there was a like button here. Well said, R.

Captain Kawaii 08-15-2014 07:14 AM

JT, The animosity you feel is because you are where you are today by your helping to break the backs of producers all over the world back in 2006-2008. Your culpability did end 6 months into youporn. It continues to this day that finds a production industry being ridiculed and mocked by ad networks and raped by tubes and filelockers. legal and illegal. Tube sites have forever skewed the public against paying for porn. Card bangers, some being active members of this board put the nail in the coffin. Now filelockers think it is a perfectly legitimate biz model to steal content and re-sell it.
This atmosphere did not create itself. WE created this. Some idiot on xbiz just said we do thing by trial and error in porn. if that is true, we are a trial and error in live production business then we are borked. People should THINK before leaping.

Tubes, for porn, are a phenomena that should never have been allowed to happen.

Adult content has been so devalued its hardly worth it for shooters and models to participate. The smartest have already left the business or diversified and the smart models, the hottest girls, at least in our niches never stick around. Alina Li case in point.

Govs around the world see this, their reps read these and other adult boards and they know the biz is in trouble. Projects like Operation ChokePoint are part of a never ending series of attacks because they see there is no leadership here. We are sitting ducks.

While I do not lay this solely on your head. You know the culprits. You are fighting one now on this board in your land of Czech.

I am glad you are fighting the good fight just it is hard, with your affiliate track record and the tube beginnings to get behind the guy behind the fight.

Good luck to all of you in this endeavor. I wish you success with it.


Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruseful (Post 20193286)
We launched YouPorn 26th Aug 2006. We started purchasing content in Jan 2007. We then created and launched the industries first content partner program in March 2007. We stopped accepting user uploads shortly after.
Why did we do this? Because our original business model was not sustainable for the industry. Studios and content producers were struggling and without new content being produced, tubes would have become very stale. We needed a solution where we could push traffic to the Paysites from where the content was originated. That's why we crated the CPP. The CP would give us authorised clips, with watermarks, and we would give the the valuable under video player banner.

Very quickly we had literally hundreds of authorised clips being uploaded via the CPP, and very quickly, YouPorn became the #1 affiliate of the CP's.

We also only put around 50-70 new clips live on YouPorn each day. These were clips that we had bought or clips from the CPP program. There were no user uploads. Testament to this was the fact that, as one of the worlds largest adult tube sites, we would receive less than 10 DMCA notices per month, most send in error by DMCA agents representing our CPP or by original creators that did not remember selling us rights.

Also, we did not allow a lot of different types of content. We had a very strict policy regarding content. If anyone ever remembers reading the "YouPorn do's and don'ts" will remember our low level of tolerance. It was our belief that if you wanted to see content of that nature, go to xhamster, and believe me, they did.

Also, we protected our user experience for the belief that they did not want to see video banners, they did not want annoying IM ads, they did not want popunders. As our traffic grew, we actually removed 3rd party banners from our pages. You see, we actually cared about the experiance of our users but most of all, we cared about the most important part of our industry, our Content Partners.

We could have done things oh so different, believe me. We could have doubled our revenues at the push of a button by not giving a f@ck, but the truth is, we cared.

We sold YouPorn in May 2011. I started my paysite network at that time and launched my first site in sept 2011. My whole business model is based on the CPP program's of the tube sites. In dec 2011 I had 4 staff and 3 Paysites. Now, I have over 80 staff, turnover in excess of $1m per month and over 20 Paysites. So please forgive me if you think I am a hypocrite if I come out fighting against any and every tube site that is not playing fair, not just to me, but EVERY content producer and studio in this industry.

I asked for studios and content producers to get in contact with me if they wanted to be part of a movement, an alliance in effect, to come together as one, to fight for our rights collectively. I am simply overwhelmed by the support we have. Biggy eluded in his post on this thread to xvideos that he represents a "group". That "group" really is the "who's who" of the industry.

Why am I doing this? Because I am no longer a tube owner, but a content producer. Why am I best positioned to spearhead this fight? I think that is clear to see. As a content owner, you do not have to be in support of this alliance or part of it. Bust rest assured, the changes we want on tubes such as xvideos, will benefit the whole industry. So you can either be part of this, or simply sit back and enjoy the ride.

It's been well documented that I, myself, am not affiliate friendly. But as an affiliate, as so many of you are on GFY, you should be encouraged by our actions. More money in studios and content producers pockets means they will have more money to shoot better content, more content, launch new sites etc.


CamTraffic 08-15-2014 07:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruseful (Post 20191347)
its a manoeuvre by Xvideos to counteract my request last week to them (and other major tubes) to have all of my FakeTaxi.com clips removed from their site because I have signed an exclusive deal on FakeTaxi.com with Pornhub network.

Holly shit that's a LOT of free content
http://www.xvideos.com/tags/faketaxi/1/m:10min_more
and you get traffic back from the type Ins watermarks like FuckCab.com ?

Ruseful 08-15-2014 07:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Kawaii (Post 20193311)
JT, The animosity you feel is because you are where you are today by your helping to break the backs of producers all over the world back in 2006-2008. Your culpability did end 6 months into youporn. It continues to this day that finds a production industry being ridiculed and mocked by ad networks and raped by tubes and filelockers. legal and illegal. Tube sites have forever skewed the public against paying for porn. Card bangers, some being active members of this board put the nail in the coffin. Now filelockers think it is a perfectly legitimate biz model to steal content and re-sell it.
This atmosphere did not create itself. WE created this. Some idiot on xbiz just said we do thing by trial and error in porn. if that is true, we are a trial and error in live production business then we are borked. People should THINK before leaping.

Tubes, for porn, are a phenomena that should never have been allowed to happen.

Adult content has been so devalued its hardly worth it for shooters and models to participate. The smartest have already left the business or diversified and the smart models, the hottest girls, at least in our niches never stick around. Alina Li case in point.

Govs around the world see this, their reps read these and other adult boards and they know the biz is in trouble. Projects like Operation ChokePoint are part of a never ending series of attacks because they see there is no leadership here. We are sitting ducks.

While I do not lay this solely on your head. You know the culprits. You are fighting one now on this board in your land of Czech.

I am glad you are fighting the good fight just it is hard, with your affiliate track record and the tube beginnings to get behind the guy behind the fight.

Good luck to all of you in this endeavor. I wish you success with it.

Thank you for your post, very well written and very valid points of which I agree.

BareBacked 08-15-2014 09:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Biggy (Post 20191710)

Content owners are not as defeated as you think they are. We have collected north of $1m in infringement enforcement (before legal fees). It's not a wild west, we just aren't publicizing it. ?



wow you actually collected it? The companies were in USA or what?
What are the case links?

BareBacked 08-15-2014 09:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xvideos (Post 20191973)
This.

It's not about owning your content, it's a problem coming from what we perceive as a new aggressive strategy from Mindgeek to have popular pages on other sites removed and only available on their sites.

Interesting. ;)

The Porn Nerd 08-15-2014 10:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruseful (Post 20193286)
We launched YouPorn 26th Aug 2006. We started purchasing content in Jan 2007. We then created and launched the industries first content partner program in March 2007. We stopped accepting user uploads shortly after.
Why did we do this? Because our original business model was not sustainable for the industry. Studios and content producers were struggling and without new content being produced, tubes would have become very stale. We needed a solution where we could push traffic to the Paysites from where the content was originated. That's why we crated the CPP. The CP would give us authorised clips, with watermarks, and we would give the the valuable under video player banner.

Very quickly we had literally hundreds of authorised clips being uploaded via the CPP, and very quickly, YouPorn became the #1 affiliate of the CP's.

We also only put around 50-70 new clips live on YouPorn each day. These were clips that we had bought or clips from the CPP program. There were no user uploads. Testament to this was the fact that, as one of the worlds largest adult tube sites, we would receive less than 10 DMCA notices per month, most send in error by DMCA agents representing our CPP or by original creators that did not remember selling us rights.

Also, we did not allow a lot of different types of content. We had a very strict policy regarding content. If anyone ever remembers reading the "YouPorn do's and don'ts" will remember our low level of tolerance. It was our belief that if you wanted to see content of that nature, go to xhamster, and believe me, they did.

Also, we protected our user experience for the belief that they did not want to see video banners, they did not want annoying IM ads, they did not want popunders. As our traffic grew, we actually removed 3rd party banners from our pages. You see, we actually cared about the experiance of our users but most of all, we cared about the most important part of our industry, our Content Partners.

We could have done things oh so different, believe me. We could have doubled our revenues at the push of a button by not giving a f@ck, but the truth is, we cared.

We sold YouPorn in May 2011. I started my paysite network at that time and launched my first site in sept 2011. My whole business model is based on the CPP program's of the tube sites. In dec 2011 I had 4 staff and 3 Paysites. Now, I have over 80 staff, turnover in excess of $1m per month and over 20 Paysites. So please forgive me if you think I am a hypocrite if I come out fighting against any and every tube site that is not playing fair, not just to me, but EVERY content producer and studio in this industry.

I asked for studios and content producers to get in contact with me if they wanted to be part of a movement, an alliance in effect, to come together as one, to fight for our rights collectively. I am simply overwhelmed by the support we have. Biggy eluded in his post on this thread to xvideos that he represents a "group". That "group" really is the "who's who" of the industry.

Why am I doing this? Because I am no longer a tube owner, but a content producer. Why am I best positioned to spearhead this fight? I think that is clear to see. As a content owner, you do not have to be in support of this alliance or part of it. Bust rest assured, the changes we want on tubes such as xvideos, will benefit the whole industry. So you can either be part of this, or simply sit back and enjoy the ride.

It's been well documented that I, myself, am not affiliate friendly. But as an affiliate, as so many of you are on GFY, you should be encouraged by our actions. More money in studios and content producers pockets means they will have more money to shoot better content, more content, launch new sites etc.

When I started in Jan. 2009 I had 4 (very shitty) amateur websites. Most content I shot myself and it was horrible. I had no money, no experience, no knowledge about porn, video, photography, web design, webmastering, traffic, advertising or fucking HTML. LOL And yet I worked hard, 16 hour days, 7 days a week. And after eight months I had scraped enough together to pay my rent. WooHoo!!

But I KNEW at this point, having come from 'mainstream' and having been a working journalist for over 15 years, that I could not compete with large producers, studios or websites. I was facing a life of 'small time'. What to do? Then YouPorn came calling....

Yes, YouPorn reached out to ME (thank you Ritchie!). While still a complete newbie I could see the traffic and sales coming from YouPorn was better than anything else I had tried up to that point. I made a decision right there and then: ALL my websites would be created and optimized for YouPorn (and eventually other tubes). This meant differant content, differant designs, an entire strategy for maximizing tube traffic, surfers and hits.

Since then I have generated over 3 million in total sales, paid out almost 800K to affiliates and have made a nice six figure income for myself. While I am still a small company I now have 11 full-time (outsourced) employees, over 80 paysites, three affiliate programs and a sweet lifestyle. ALL because of YouPorn and tube sites (and endless hard work).

I did not know the beginnings of YouPorn nor did I understand 'user uploads'. As I said, I didn't 'understand' a fucking thing except that YouPorn HELPED me. Not just in traffic but the support I got from Ritchie, Randi and JT (and others there). They were always responsive and involved and helped with banners, CTR ratios, titles, descriptions, anything that would maximize my (and yes, their) earnings.

When YouPorn was sold in 2011 I knew things in "tubeland" would change radically, and it did. Today, you must "work" tube sites in a totally differant way. They have evolved (adapted?) and I have done so, too. Today, tubes are my biggest affiliates. They send the most traffic and the most sales. While I wish blogs and TGPs and other affiliates would do more (for my sake and theirs) this is just not the case.

So i can backup what JT has said about YouPorn and how it helped people like me. Did it "help" the "Industry"? Or larger companies and producers? Only they can say but I suspect more than would be admitted here.

We cannot build a time machine. I knew this back in 2009 when I began my relationship with YouPorn. Even then, people were bitching and complaining but I knew you cannot un-ring a bell. The game had changed just when I got into it, and no amount of resisting the obvious would change shit. So I could either play with the tubes or....endlessly complain. I chose to become successful.

JT: Anything you need from Peabody Media Inc. in terms of support, alliance or whatever we are on board. Good luck with your fight(s).

BareBacked 08-15-2014 10:14 AM

Xvideos. Any ways we can get a big banner across the channels page?
You guys rank so well for many brands I think it would really help all.

Kinda like a FB header clickable :)

GoldBarsXXX 08-15-2014 10:32 AM

The biggest tube for infringed videos.

SZNY 08-15-2014 10:41 AM

Interesting thread!

iwantchixx 08-15-2014 10:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BareBacked (Post 20193427)
wow you actually collected it? The companies were in USA or what?
What are the case links?

^^^ this ^^^

iwantchixx 08-15-2014 11:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by xvideos (Post 20193090)

If you want to discuss anything else email me. I have reached my yearly quota of public posts.

Your people don't answer the important questions, so public forum it must be!

When I asked why (and under what rules) your site is allowed to remove the associated banner from 2 of my videos, lock it so I cant fix it, then add your own banner to some single girl white girl site.. I got no response except "its fixed now". Again, i replied asking why... NO ANSWER.

What you did violates our rights and is theft of revenue.

We upload to the site and add the program channel to the video because that is the only way we authorized you to display the content. By removing our banner, you violated that agreement.

All I want is an answer as to why you did that and a guarantee (in writing) that it won't happen again. Can you guys provide that? Or do we move on and no longer support use of our videos on xvideos/xnxx including barring affiliates from promotion on xvideos since we can't guarantee right now that our affiliate will be within legal rights to display our content if you start swapping people's program banners again?

AdultKing 08-15-2014 11:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BareBacked (Post 20193427)
wow you actually collected it? The companies were in USA or what?
What are the case links?

I can't speak for Biggy, but there are things that you just won't hear about on the boards and some of these things are better left off them.

iSpyCams 08-15-2014 11:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ruseful (Post 20193286)

Very quickly we had literally hundreds of authorised clips being uploaded via the CPP, and very quickly, YouPorn became the #1 affiliate of the CP's.

I think it would be in everyone's interest if you could come up with a better acronym than CP to describe anything to do with your site.

BareBacked 08-15-2014 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 20193629)
I can't speak for Biggy, but there are things that you just won't hear about on the boards and some of these things are better left off them.

If its a lawsuit its public record no?

AdultKing 08-15-2014 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BareBacked (Post 20193654)
If its a lawsuit its public record no?

Not always. For example Australian court decisions aren't generally available unless you have an interest in the case or the decision is published due to precedent or untested law.

BareBacked 08-15-2014 11:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by AdultKing (Post 20193656)
Not always. For example Australian court decisions aren't generally available unless you have an interest in the case or the decision is published due to precedent or untested law.

I don't play lawyer on TV however I am pretty sure in USA there are sites that index all that stuff

AdultKing 08-15-2014 08:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BareBacked (Post 20193693)
I don't play lawyer on TV however I am pretty sure in USA there are sites that index all that stuff

We've had to use third party services to access some US judgements, they may be online somewhere but for the time it takes to find them it's easier to just request it from a broker.

Maybe one of the resident lawyers can chime in about the US situation.

Stinger 08-20-2014 12:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dmcontent (Post 20191816)

By the way they are the SAME OWNER AS http://XNXX.com

NoWhErE 08-20-2014 12:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TeenCat (Post 20191919)
what are you talking about? what hijacking serps? they have traffic, they have tons of backlinks, they have content, they have all what google wants, it is not about hijacking, it is about they are simply better than original in terms of seo, nothing else ... if you are good, you can be higher in serps than those tubes, just work harder ... :helpme :2 cents:

nvm.......

adultmobile 08-20-2014 04:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stinger (Post 20198783)
By the way they are the SAME OWNER AS http://XNXX.com

Here:

http://forum.xnxx.com/showthread.php...-owns-XNXX-com

Kryzalyd (stephane) and his sister, and Nophest. I wished I got their traffic :)

iwantchixx 08-23-2014 08:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Kawaii (Post 20191958)
FTW! :thumbsup

We've begun reporting these tubes to Google and DMCA'ing hosts and Google as well since the SERP the tube is hijacking is a unique expression and therefore our copyright.

Does it pan out for you? There's been a few fuckers I wanna deal with...

Jel 09-20-2014 09:13 AM

posting here on the off chance xvideos will reply - sent you numerous emails about getting a pro account but no answer - been trying admin@ with no joy, any other way to contact you?

Captain Kawaii 09-20-2014 09:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by iwantchixx (Post 20202166)
Does it pan out for you? There's been a few fuckers I wanna deal with...

YES! Straight outta Bogota! I Like it! I'll send an email to your admin.


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