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Originally Posted by gideongallery
this is total bs
you maintain the illusion for a site and someone signs up and is disappointed by the repeating content
they will never trust you again
yes you may get a longer billing cycle for that one site but you will lose that person forever
conversely if you are honest with the surfer they will not buy that particular membership but they will buy one that you do recommend
the rebills for that site will be just as long but when they get tired of that site/network of sites
they will still respect your honesty. Which means they will come back and you will get another sale when for new sites you recommend.
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Well, do you tell your surfers how much you make when they signup ?
Do you tell them that you only review sites that offer a webmaster program ?
Do you tell them that many sologirl sites have professionals for answering fanmails instead of the models themselves ?
Do you tell them that the girl they adore is married with 2 kids and would never even drink a beer with her fans ?
Do you tell them that the reason a girl does double anal is the insane money, that it really hurts and is absolutely no fun at all for 99% of the girls ?
Do you tell them the cum is a fake because the guy is simply exhausted after a week of work ?
I could go on and on, while I respect that most review sites try to review unbiased and honest, not always telling the full truth doesn't mean it's a lie.
The whole adult industry is about illusions and fantasies, even many webmaster programs create the illusion of fast money without work...and everybody doing this fulltime knows very well that it's hard work and you won't sit at the pool with two hookers all day because you can't decide if you want to take a ride with the Porsche or the Ferrari.
Bottom line: Totally misleading your surfers won't work long term, it's a bad idea, but telling them nothing but the truth isn't always the smartest move.