I keep on saying that it's genius, there are tons of people who will pay for it, with or without knowledge that most of it can be found somewhere else online, or if they wait for it could be reproduced by others who dare to tape pregnant women like this. There are so many weird things in this world and there are some here bashing an entrepreneur who finds a way to get paid. If he's reading this: keep doing what you're doing, we don't care if you might get caught, pay these women or giving preggolovers a bad name, there are million pregnant women and 90% just going through their pregnancies and they won't know anything about sites like this, about people secretly taping them and putting their posts to showcase them, plus about people secretly taping them and letting us pay for it. I like his business model, I know he's successful, why do you think some in here pay 100's of dollars for a show, thanking the model and then share it in here? And some in here are actually pushing for the buyers to share it and wondering why things are not being shared on time....The ethics and reasoning are flawed, but it's up to the individual to agree or disagree with preggohero's way of doing business.

the guy someone cons women into taking short clips of their bellies, then uploads them on youtube without consent, and is now asking for ridiculous money to view them on patreon. this moron will be reported by someone for predatory behavior or at least copyright laws as he's posting content on youtube without consent, and selling their videos for monetary gains without consent.

If I’m not mistaken he could be breaking laws with the content he makes, so take that for what it’s worth.

(October 10, 2020, 6:23 pm)InflatoPreggo If I’m not mistaken he could be breaking laws with the content he makes, so take that for what it’s worth.

In my honest opinion and me not being a lawyer, I would have to say that it is. Cause this is a form of invading someone’s privacy. Now, if he knows the woman for his video and pays him and act like they don’t know each other then it’s a business and they are just acting. Overall this is a grey area kind of topic. So we shall take it with a grain of salt and go from there. I still think that he acts like a stalker and is giving us a bad name

Depending on where he's from most places do not require consent when recording in a public place but the person can request to have their face blurred out. Most states to my knowledge say that you lose the right to privacy in a public setting. But seeing how these women are giving him consent to record I don't see the issue he isn't making any sexual in nature.

Sorta related, but I do find it very interesting how he has recorded two different pregnant airport workers and a pregnant TSA worker. Here is the first airport worker (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YfKJ16uU5EE), the second airport worker (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lDdlOZozuc4), and the TSA worker (https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vW3x0ij-KeM).

I know people don’t want to hear keep on hearing about this dude, but I thought I mention this. The highest amount of Patrons at one point was 23. The lowest point I can remember was 17. Currently, there are 18 Patrons. I think when he made his Patreon, he thought almost all of his subscribers would instantly buy it. But, only a handful of people have. I think if there isn’t a ton of people sooner or later, he’s gonna close the Patreon and just post the videos onto YouTube.

As I have said before, what he is doing is not worth what he wants people to pay. Also when it comes to spending money people have very tight purse strings. Back in March I made a Patreon page for my pregnant fetish art, stories and animations. I thought that the thousands of followers I have on Deviant Art would flock there and support me. I was sadly mistaken. Even at $5 per month for everything with no other tier levels I can't keep patreons. The most I've had was about 12. The lowest was 6. Currently I have 9 but I expect that number to drop before the next billing cycle. What most people do is they pledge, download everything they want then delete their pledge. Most plan to stick around for a limited time. If new content is not being posted fast enough they lose interest and leave. At first I was not charging my patreons up front. I had to change that when I learned people were pledging then leaving. You have to charge up front so at least you get paid.

(October 21, 2020, 10:49 am)bellylover04 I know people don’t want to hear keep on hearing about this dude, but I thought I mention this. The highest amount of Patrons at one point was 23. The lowest point I can remember was 17. Currently, there are 18 Patrons. I think when he made his Patreon, he thought almost all of his subscribers would instantly buy it. But, only a handful of people have. I think if there isn’t a ton of people sooner or later, he’s gonna close the Patreon and just post the videos onto YouTube.

He´s highly inconsistent with his uploads at least on youtube, looks like its the same with his patron and tie that in with a ridiculous price tag. No wonder he doesn´t get more than 23 people subscribing.

(October 21, 2020, 4:43 pm)Vaner He´s highly inconsistent with his uploads at least on youtube, looks like its the same with his patron and tie that in with a ridiculous price tag. No wonder he doesn´t get more than 23 people subscribing.

Which was his #1 fatal flaw. If you want people's money, you gotta be pumping out content almost all the time. 

(October 21, 2020, 4:43 pm)LTKNT101 As I have said before, what he is doing is not worth what he wants people to pay. Also when it comes to spending money people have very tight purse strings. Back in March I made a Patreon page for my pregnant fetish art, stories and animations. I thought that the thousands of followers I have on Deviant Art would flock there and support me. I was sadly mistaken. Even at $5 per month for everything with no other tier levels I can't keep patreons. The most I've had was about 12. The lowest was 6. Currently I have 9 but I expect that number to drop before the next billing cycle. What most people do is they pledge, download everything they want then delete their pledge. Most plan to stick around for a limited time. If new content is not being posted fast enough they lose interest and leave. At first I was not charging my patreons up front. I had to change that when I learned people were pledging then leaving. You have to charge up front so at least you get paid.[/font][/size][/color]

DimPixel Animations currently has 679 Patrons and is raking in almost $3500 a month with tiers starting from $1-$20 (which the latter has sold out). If done right, Patreon can be an excellent venture if you're putting in the workrate and your clientele is beyond satisfied.