This thread is a mess...

Jeez Luise, why does every disagreement seem to turn into a nuclear meltdown in this forum? I get that we have strong opinions but some of you guys need to chill out a bit. I understand the dilemma of share versus supporting the model and there's no easy solution at the moment. Maybe someone comes up with a new business model that works for the performers and us? Maybe a Netflix or iTunes for pregnant content?

And of course it didn't take long to get reposted -_- https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?v...ee3f3d6488

(December 10, 2019, 5:04 pm)Evevade And of course it didn't take long to get reposted  -_-  https://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?v...ee3f3d6488

These two videos have been uploaded 4 months ago. And i know where it was originally shared. so its not Quasa's fault.

Also
Question. Does anyone happen to know her other reddit account?
I have some extra cash to drop on other videos (not planning on sharing till no one can find any of her content)
edit: found it thru the forums (the search function is great)

(December 7, 2019, 10:22 pm)quasa2

(December 7, 2019, 9:24 pm)kyle106 Maybe these enterprising women should crowd source. Show a screen grab of a video they make and release it to the community for $2,000.00, make the whole fetish community pass the hat around and then boom. It belongs to the universe. I guess there would still be moochers though, so who knows if that would work.

good thinking I like this idea

I do like that idea.  Let's say a cam girl wants to gross $100K/yr by releasing 1 video a week (with two weeks off).  She'll reach out to her fans to crowdfund and when the total hits $2,000 for that one video she will then release it.  Otherwise it will never be seen by anyone.  I'm sure on a planet of 7 billion you can find 2,000 people willing to pay $1 a piece.

(December 14, 2019, 7:45 pm)chops79 I do like that idea.  Let's say a cam girl wants to gross $100K/yr by releasing 1 video a week (with two weeks off).  She'll reach out to her fans to crowdfund and when the total hits $2,000 for that one video she will then release it.  Otherwise it will never be seen by anyone.  I'm sure on a planet of 7 billion you can find 2,000 people willing to pay $1 a piece.

I could very well be wrong, but I'd be shocked if the average preggo on Reddit or even ManyVids has the kind of broad demand to reach 2000 different people willing to pay into a video. Of course, you can reduce the number of people by increasing the buy-in amount, but the risk in contributing more money is, what if the threshold isn't reached? The only way it works is if you set a deadline for the contributions and an intermediary collects the funds. If the threshold is met then the intermediary makes sure the model delivers the video; if the deadline passes, all the contributors get their money back. Frankly, most of these models really aren't worth the trouble.

In addition, this method is more flawed for pregnant models who tend to have more temporary appeal. The appeal of selling individual videos is that a pregnant model can continue making money off their sales even after they're pregnant. That's not possible with crowdfunding videos because she can't crowdfund more videos when she's not pregnant.

(December 16, 2019, 2:19 pm)doubleintegral

(December 14, 2019, 7:45 pm)chops79 I do like that idea.  Let's say a cam girl wants to gross $100K/yr by releasing 1 video a week (with two weeks off).  She'll reach out to her fans to crowdfund and when the total hits $2,000 for that one video she will then release it.  Otherwise it will never be seen by anyone.  I'm sure on a planet of 7 billion you can find 2,000 people willing to pay $1 a piece.

I could very well be wrong, but I'd be shocked if the average preggo on Reddit or even ManyVids has the kind of broad demand to reach 2000 different people willing to pay into a video.  Of course, you can reduce the number of people by increasing the buy-in amount, but the risk in contributing more money is, what if the threshold isn't reached?  The only way it works is if you set a deadline for the contributions and an intermediary collects the funds.  If the threshold is met then the intermediary makes sure the model delivers the video; if the deadline passes, all the contributors get their money back.  Frankly, most of these models really aren't worth the trouble.

In addition, this method is more flawed for pregnant models who tend to have more temporary appeal.  The appeal of selling individual videos is that a pregnant model can continue making money off their sales even after they're pregnant.  That's not possible with crowdfunding videos because she can't crowdfund more videos when she's not pregnant.

obviously he was joking (sarcasm).

Meh, I'm not so sure.

(December 16, 2019, 2:19 pm)doubleintegral

(December 14, 2019, 7:45 pm)chops79 I do like that idea.  Let's say a cam girl wants to gross $100K/yr by releasing 1 video a week (with two weeks off).  She'll reach out to her fans to crowdfund and when the total hits $2,000 for that one video she will then release it.  Otherwise it will never be seen by anyone.  I'm sure on a planet of 7 billion you can find 2,000 people willing to pay $1 a piece.

I could very well be wrong, but I'd be shocked if the average preggo on Reddit or even ManyVids has the kind of broad demand to reach 2000 different people willing to pay into a video.  Of course, you can reduce the number of people by increasing the buy-in amount, but the risk in contributing more money is, what if the threshold isn't reached?  The only way it works is if you set a deadline for the contributions and an intermediary collects the funds.  If the threshold is met then the intermediary makes sure the model delivers the video; if the deadline passes, all the contributors get their money back.  Frankly, most of these models really aren't worth the trouble.

In addition, this method is more flawed for pregnant models who tend to have more temporary appeal.  The appeal of selling individual videos is that a pregnant model can continue making money off their sales even after they're pregnant.  That's not possible with crowdfunding videos because she can't crowdfund more videos when she's not pregnant.

I was being serious.  I was just thinking about from a personal stand point.  Right now I just wait for someone to post them some where and watch it for free because I know I can and the going price is more than I'm willing to pay.  I usually don't have to wait long.  If there was a chance I wouldn't have to kick in more than $1 or $2 then I would in a heartbeat.  Of course as you say the funds would have to be frozen and returned if the video isn't released. 

I'm not sure about the average gal but the major ones: Candy, Jeri Lynn, Alice White, Magalena, PregnantNurse… I'm certain 2,000+ plus people on the planet would be willing to pay $1.  This site only has 44,000 registered users. 

I have thought about your 2nd point.  And that's probably the big reason why this wouldn't work.  But it could incentivize the model to make more vids during that time period and release them slowly over time.  Plus she could just sell non-preg vids.  There are plenty of these models who do that.  We aren't the only fetish in town.

(December 18, 2019, 7:37 pm)chops79 I'm not sure about the average gal but the major ones: Candy, Jeri Lynn, Alice White, Magalena, PregnantNurse… I'm certain 2,000+ plus people on the planet would be willing to pay $1.  This site only has 44,000 registered users. 

That's not really a good metric. I'd be willing to bet that 1/4-1/3 of those accounts have been active within the last month. Out of that number, not all are willing or able to pay for content. And out of that remaining amount of users, people have very different interests and kinks. We're talking about a fraction of a fraction of a fraction of a fraction.

Say a model wants to crowdfund a belly button video. I'm all for that, but you might not be. If she crowdfunds a burping video, or a farting video, or a piss video, or God knows what else I consider disgusting, I'm not gonna help out with that shit. The only stuff that's going to have mainstream appeal is stuff that people have already seen a bunch of times, and if that's the case, why bother?

Quote:Plus she could just sell non-preg vids.  There are plenty of these models who do that.  We aren't the only fetish in town.

Models who make a name for themselves while pregnant often lose a lot of clientele once they're not pregnant unless they still have marketable appeal in other areas. Candi was a fantastic pregnant model, but without the belly there's no attraction for me.

Sorry man. I just don't see it working.