Name some of your former favorite sites that has either gone down in quality or shut down. When I first started getting into porn, my favorite site was innocenthigh, it lasted for about three years and then the site just jumped the shark.
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Posted - Aug 18 2014 : 6:54PM
I really wish Jay Sin was able to keep open his Milk Enema site, especially with the site-only exclusive scenes he did. Any other sites that I've not been impressed with I've just let my memberships run out or cancel them if they put out average stuff over a long period of time.
I wish I could participate but I really don't want to go down that this sad route because my list is way too long. I'll instead twist the question around and ask how many of your past favorite sites are still your favorite?
All of mine are Brazzer scenes:Teens Like it Black, Pornstar Punishment, and Asses in Public are all sites that don't run anymore and I would throw Hot&Mean as a site i used to love that sucks ass(not in a good way)now.
Does anyone remember kimspage.com? Kim (I assume) was a hotty brunette amateur who had several toying videos. I subscribed to that when I was about 18 years old. I didn't have a credit card so I sent in a check! I think there were about 20 videos which would, nowadays, be of unacceptable length, quality and content but, hey, I was 18. She was very much an amateur: the updates slowed to a trickle, then just stopped. Another site was Dr Love or Patient Love or something like that. Some male actor, who I've seen all over the net since, played a doctor who would seduce his patients. I remember that it was on that site that I first saw the beautiful Cheyenne Silver.
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Posted - Sep 6 2014 : 11:19PM
redboard video.com (which was a by product of the original fetish company redboard videos) Specialized in fetish stuff and was just starting to get good when the producer Alan Shustak died of a heart attack.