noph34r
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i hate to discourage anyone from starting. but im at 26 models and only 1 active![]()
You are lucky, I have outsourced recruitment tasks (i have lost only $50), now i have about 120 models and only 2 active.
i hate to discourage anyone from starting. but im at 26 models and only 1 active![]()
Well, it IS an almost laughable concept. I mean really, whose going to sit there and send some company in Tampa, FL their name, birth certificate, social security number, nude photos, etc. It's too much work for a 21-year-old unemployed whore who probably doesn't even have a valid driver's license.i'm starting to think this is a big waste of time
You are lucky, I have outsourced recruitment tasks (i have lost only $50), now i have about 120 models and only 2 active.
Just to let everyone on this thread know, I figured out why the conversions are so bad:
I contacted the company and asked if people are allowed to mail in the signed forms as well as fax them, they said no, they MUST fax them. Think about it, most people don't have fax machines, so they have to go to places like staples, where you HAVE TO HAND IT TO THEM TO FAX! Not very discreet! No wonder most people don't go through with it.
Just to let everyone on this thread know, I figured out why the conversions are so bad:
I contacted the company and asked if people are allowed to mail in the signed forms as well as fax them, they said no, they MUST fax them. Think about it, most people don't have fax machines, so they have to go to places like staples, where you HAVE TO HAND IT TO THEM TO FAX! Not very discreet! No wonder most people don't go through with it.
I told the company this, and got a reply that was basically "this is how we do it, deal with it" So why would they go out of their way to make it as difficult as possible for people who are probably on the fence to begin with? Do they even want to get more models?!
I suggest all of you do what I did and BITCH! Send them an email or give them a call!
Why promote them? Just go to webcams dot com or cams dot com and sign up as a studio and recruit your own models, thats all theyre doing
Because doesn't being a "studio" mean that you have to physically have your own place for them to work?
EDIT: I just checked and it does, so if you happen to have an empty 4 bedroom house that you're not using by all means be a studio! :bukkake:
@jamesmwis: Because the conversions are dogshit is exactly why I encourage people to contact them. There's only one woman who's the affiliate manager so if enough people bitch they might get their heads out of their collective asses an change their policies, highly improving the conversion!
I have her contact info but not going to post it (not sure if that's against BHW rules), I'll PM it to anyone who wants it on one condition DON'T MENTION BHW!
Well, it IS an almost laughable concept. I mean really, whose going to sit there and send some company in Tampa, FL their name, birth certificate, social security number, nude photos, etc. It's too much work for a 21-year-old unemployed whore who probably doesn't even have a valid driver's license.
I did a little research on their domains and their sites get no traffic! No traffic means models make no money and they'll quit probably after the first hour online. I do agree that fax only is horrible, especially for this business. Models want to keep their info private, so taking forms to Kinkos is a huge deterrent.
Also, to clear up the studio question (I used to own one way back when)...studios can be physical or virtual since models can work anywhere. Running a studio is a full time job and requires you to actually be in business. Being an affiliate on the other hand is simple. You refer models to the sign up, they do the hard stuff and you get paid.