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| Sole Brother Member 68 Posts 7/04 |  Posted - Oct 20 2005 : 6:39PMI used to be an avid porn renter. I would hit my favorite video stores usually once a week to get the latest releases. But things have changed because I got married. Renting porn all the time just isn't practical anymore. So now when I want to fulfill my porn fix, I do it on line. But pay sites are a drag because they don't update nearly enough, and you're usually stuck watching one specific genre. So what did I do? I found a website called Porn Pay Per View, and I watch all my porn from their video on demand feature. Now before you read another word, let me say right now that I am not in any way affiliated with them. This is not an advertisement. I just think they're a great site and I am on there a few times per week. The problem is that they don't get as many of the new releases as a good video store would. All the major porn studios have titles on there, but there's a lot of new releases that they don't get. So I'm asking all of you to put your vids on there just like you would release to a video store chain. I don't know what their arrangement is with porn studios, but I just can't see how there would be any downside for you. I usually do their pay-per-minute feature, and I love it! If I'm watching something and it wasn't what I wanted, I simply click out. If I see something that I love and I want to see it again, I can go back as many times as I want. It's well worth the money. Anyway, that's all I'm asking. Carry on my wayward sons. [Link] |
| jfontane Member D.C. 220 Posts 9/05 | Posted - Oct 21 2005 : 3:13PM [Link] |
| Joel Member 331 Posts 5/05 | Posted - Oct 21 2005 : 3:53PM When it's online there is much less chance of anyone buying it, and less movie/porn shops are likely to buy it (for renting purposes). If u think how many shops rent adult films over the whole of the US (online stores too that rent) that is a shed load of films and therefore lots of money. For this reason films only go online when there seems to be no point in making any more copies. Just to squeeze out a little bit more money from the production. It also gets pirated easily when online, even if not downloadable it's piss easy to pirate. For these reasons, it's just not plausable. [Link] |
| juha Senior Member 2752 Posts 3/05 | Posted - Oct 21 2005 : 7:03PM At the moment VOD is at the end of the marketing chain. Established companies first want to sell their films on DVD. When the sales for a DVD go down after some months the contents are ripe for VOD. Probably that will change in the next years. [Link] |
| Kngs4Evr Member Chicago, IL 66 Posts 10/05 | Posted - Oct 22 2005 : 12:43PM [Link] |
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| jfontane Member D.C. 220 Posts 9/05 | Posted - Oct 22 2005 : 10:52PM [Link] |
| Sole Brother Member 68 Posts 7/04 | Posted - Oct 24 2005 : 12:00PM [Link] |
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