Quote from: albert_mt on July 08, 2015, 12:01:48 PM

Quote from: AddictedToPorn on July 08, 2015, 11:11:26 AM

Quote from: barabbas on July 08, 2015, 04:48:12 AM

No tokens, no additional purchases of any kind. Any of that stuff will, turn them off, understandably, and they will simply reject the deal for they are doing quite well as they are right now. But do not believe me, ok? Just go ahead and see how successful your recruiting is.

The models and escorts aren't as stupid and uninterested in crypto as you think.

http://motherboard.vice.com/read/sex-workers-guide-to-bitcoin

one of the escorts wrote up a guide how to use Bitcoin

http://blog.liararoux.com/post/122962939033/using-bitcoin-for-escorts

as far as I can see from the business plan jizzmo.net will accept and encourage users to pay in Bitcoin. Why models wouldn't listen to the recruiters when they can get 95% at jizzmo? I tell you why, not because the percentage or Bitcoin or the token, the problem is the traffic. Jizzmo won't have any visitors at the beginning. The traffic is the biggest problem here. if they can manage to get traffic then the models will come in a heartbeat for the 95% revenue.

bingo!!!!!!! THE BIGGIE ONE IS THE TRAFFIC!!!!! i spoke to a LiveJasmin employee the company HQ are based in here Luxembourg. He said the biggest hurdle in opening a new web-cam site is to get the viewers, that's the biggie one. he also said that top models with a follower base bring the viewers to any new site, that is a no brainer. I asked him, is Livejasmin concerned about new sites? he said not at all, once they get bigger they just simply do an acquisition and buy them up. That's how corporate world works. let the small ones build a new more efficient tech, let them bring new customers into the market and once they getting dangerous buy them up. Livejasmin last year revenue was over USD 800 million, they can buy anybody in this market.

This is music to my ears Shocked

Build up the Jizzmo brand and let Jasmin buy the DAC business. Can we claim the ownership in the DAC business?