Hello all, As you can see I had to tweak my name. Reason being; the domain name for my website was already bought. So now I'm re-updating my accounts too "Mollie Bennett" Thank you for understanding and I hope this isn't too much of a problem for anyone because i love you guys and am shooting greats scenes for yaaa<3 xoxo -Mollie Edited by - Captain Jack on Mar 7 2015
Hello again, Mollie. Sucks to hear someone already took your domain name. Fortunately a name change won't change the wonderful person and performer that you are :) BTW guys, Mollie is going to be featured in Elegant Angel's Let Me Suck You 4. Here's a link to a pic from the movie that I'm not sure would comply with the image policy here. http://community.elegantangel.com/.a/6a00e553677dd088340167647c32a5970b-pi
Yeah, that pic on the EA community page is perfect, but not image compliant. I orignally tried to use it for my review of her Cuties 3 scene.Yeah, potential's clear. If only the Slut Puppies 6 wasn't a 2-on-1, I'd think that'd be a breakout scene that I'd be interested in ...uh...watching. What else do you have hitting the streets soon?
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Posted - Apr 5 2012 : 1:50PM
A least I caught this in time to change it on your Teenage Rampage 3 box cover You should contact every company you have worked for and let them know about the name change so they can update their sites and change it for DVD Edited by - porno dan on 4/5/2012 1:51:30 PM
Ouch. It sucks because it's not something you think of right away, but yeah...gotta get those domain names quick. Otherwise you could trademark your name and try to get the domain back but I can imagine the hassle that would bring. You may want to run through and swoop up all the social media sites as well - twitter, facebook, pinterest, tumblr, linkedin, youtube and wherever else. Then just have a account on itsmyurls.com to direct people to your official places. ContactPornStars.comStarFactoryPR.com
Mollie, with all these fake posts going on, we somehow lost interest in you. Hope you can show us that you are a porn girl that is here to stay and satisfy our desires.
Lost interest in her? Speak for yourself dude. Mollie has my interest 24/7. And I'm pretty sure with all her great performances and seemingly frequent bookings she has shown us she's here to stay. Not to mention, in her Cumshot Surprise scene the director asks her what she plans on doing 3 years from now, and she says straight up she plans on still being in porn. Nice! Here's a new boxcover that she's on: Cheerleaders Gone Bad from 3rd Degree.
"Cheerleaders Gone Bad"....Miles Long on top of his game, as usual! He knows how to pack his movies with hotties. ContactPornStars.comStarFactoryPR.com
Nice find, killbill!! BTW, Mollie takes some of the HOTTEST twitpics on the planet. Check some of these babies out: Thank you so much for these Mollie!! I love that your fun and vibrant personality clearly shines through in these pics. You have exactly what I look for in my favorite porn stars. Not only are you beautiful and sexy and truth be told, I would fuck and make love to you endlessly if I could lol, but you're more than that. You're fun and exciting and I would love to be able to just hang and talk with you and do other fun things if I could as well. You don't see that kind of personality in every porn star unfortunately. But you definitely have it so thank you and please keep it up!! Lots of love.
Hey Mollie I loved your scene with Rodney about Bob the car salesman or whatever that was. I have also seen all your newer stuff. You are a star to be sure.
Something funny is going on here. And I'm surprised none of us has noticed it. Mollie/Molly seems to still be using the twitter with the old spelling (@mollybennettxxx) and she's also still listed with the old spelling on her agency profile page. It's been 18 days since she started this thread, which is more than enough time to have changed those things. Further, this new ADT account (with the new spelling) has not allowed access to view any details. That's not normal for a performer. I fear we're being had again.
^ Well, that's good to hear. Can you message to find out what's the deal with the lack of change of spellings then? And why the private settings? [edit to add: Oh I see you twittered her and she says she can't delete it. Tell her that she can ask twitter to change the spelling of her account for her. She can even have the name changed completely and keep all her followers if she so desired. Lots of people have done it.] Edited by - killbillvol69 on 4/22/2012 8:56:12 PM
I know she changed her name because she wanted a shorter and more direct URL for her upcoming website and molliebennett.com was available and mollybennett.com was not. She then got mollybennettxxx.com and so changed her name back but not til after she had changed her twitter and on posted on here. She could edit the twitter but I guess since she could not delete this thread she has not been back to follow up. I am sure we will come over soon.
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Posted - Apr 25 2012 : 12:42PM
Just so no one thinks I posted a picture of a kid in a sexual context on this board: The pic I posted was a picture of a kid with a scrunched up face while underneath it it said something like "I'm Confused" which was in reference to the back and forth about how Molly is spelling her name nowadays. I have ZERO tolerance for people who abuse children (in any way) and I don't want people thinking I like and/or condone this in any way. I apologize for putting the picture up. I guess I should have thought it through more but since it wasn't a sexual picture I didn't think it was a problem. Lesson learned. It will never happen again. Thanks. Edited by - PornStarNamedBuckNaked on 4/25/2012 12:43:12 PM
Having assisted a friend in successfully defending against a domain name challenge, I can add a few bits of advice. This approach only works if you have trademark protection, or are well known by the name prior to the date the domain was first registered. Registering a trademark does not automatically entitle you to existing uses of the name, uses outside of the geographic areas in which your trademark is registered, or in areas of commerce other than those covered by your trademark. The Uniform Domain-name Dispute resolution Policy (UDRP) requires that the challenger prove three elements: The disputed domain name must be identical or confusingly similar to that of the challenger, The domain must not be in use for a legitimate purpose, and The domain must have been registered in bad faith. All three elements must be proven for the challenge to succeed. It can be quite difficult to prove all three elements, especially if the use is legitimate. In this case, mollybennett.com was registered in 2002, and is in active use by a designer of the same name. A UDRP challenge would certainly fail on all three elements. In addition, since it is obvious that the challenge would fail, there is the distinct possibility that the challenger could be labeled as a reverse domain hijacker. [background] The dispute in which I assisted involved a common term, which was trademarked by multiple companies in different areas of commerce, and had been in legitimate use by my friend for well over a decade. We prevailed, disproving all three elements, and in addition, a finding of Reverse Name Hijacking was returned against the challenger in that case. I know of another case where the challenger was a well known company, with lots of lawyers. The owner of the domain name was a sole proprietor. BUT, He had a rock solid claim to the name, having registered it many years before the challenger was founded. He won. The challenger later paid big $$$$$$ to purchase the name from him.