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Old 06-02-2011, 08:53 AM  
ArsewithClass
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Hi again,

To clarify, your models would appear on your website of course as well as on LiveCamNetwork.com (as long as they are female, 18 to 28, cute, fun, talkative, etc).

Here's how it works.

First, you set a Retail price for your models on your own website. Your end users (customers of your own site), pay that price. For example, $5.00 per minute.

Next, you set Whoesale prices for the very same models. The wholesale price is the price you want to charge other websites to display your models. For example, $2.50 per minute. This is called Mbase.

This lets other websites mark-up your $2.50 price to whatever they want to sell for ($5.00 for example). This way, they make their money and you make yours.

Using Mbase is optional. You can turn it on and off as often as you like or use it only for certain models. You need volume to make decent money with mbase so we prefer to sell it as a way to help get you started as opposed to telling customers to rely on it. As each participating site has control over their own prices and which models use mbase, volume fluctuates greatly. However our own LiveCamNetwork.com site bought and sold over $13,000 worth of minutes though it in May alone so it's definitely useful.

I will be available later this afternoon if you would like to take a look.

Cheers!
I see how that can work with the volume, obviously for a huge traffic site, to get a smaller cut than with there own models, yet, the model can also make a lot of money being displayed on many websites...

May I ask, how many sites use the mbase? How many websites would each model be seen on & can the models communicate with everyone that logs on to them from every website?

Can I stream to myfreecams & your database platforms?
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