OK, I have been convined to continue my dialogue there in my yahoo group, where you can be removed and I can filter comments which all the other producers do, and not here.
I will use this board for advertising like the other producers do.
Thank you
Hmm...you might try counting the number of people who contradicted your claims of "product superiority" and see if you have more than twice that many orders for your product at the end of the month. As I'd stated previously, you're fooling yourself regarding the 'benefits' your product offers. FvsF fans familiar with other producers know your claims are, at best, Ms. Guided.
You remind me of a young (at that time) wrestler who we'll refer to as 'Hurricane Havana' who had a similar disdain and distaste for customer commentary regarding her content quality and plans behind hosting a convention. She ignored advice from other producers who had hosted several successful conventions previously. She ignored input from fans and people who had worked with other producers. At the end when her convention date arose, the attendance could be summed up via a single comparison:
The difference between Hurricane Katrina vs. Hurricane Havana: Bad as it was, at least people showed up for Hurricane Katrina
SA
If this producer covers his ass, why should he care how many negative comments from people who havn't seen his work get posted in this forum? Especially if they're all from the same two people! Do you think rap music makes money because everybody loves it?
I HAVE seen the first fight in this new series of theirs and, for me at least, it lives up to the hype. Marla vs Charlie is a well filmed, well produced and entertaining scrap between two pretty and very competitive young women who go at each other full tilt from the word go. Knowing that the first submission wins it, they don't need to hold anything back or worry about pacing themselves and the action has the same frantic urgency that you would expect to see in a real fight between untrained girls.
This means, of course, that it doesn't take too long to settle the issue and the producer can sell the resultant video fairly cheaply.
I actually think that, in today's tough economic environment, that's a clever strategy for a new producer trying to build up a fan base to adopt. The UK producer, Catzreview, chose the same approach and, judging by the way the fights are rolling off the conveyor belt from them, it seems to be working.
This month my two favorite producers, Academy Wrestling and East Coast Cats, both released longer matches that I wanted to watch, priced close to $30 apiece. I couldn't really afford both, so I opted for the Academy match and I'm planning to buy the other next month. If Marla vs Charley had been longer and more expensive I wouldn't have bought that one this month either. Next month ... who knows?
As it is, I could stretch to the extra $9.99 and now I'm definitely going to make a point of buying the next fight from C.C.C. and I hope they make enough money to keep this series going.
JohnMoog, what you wrote about the length of time needed for a fully developed erotic experience is very true, but it's up to me how long I take to watch a particular video from start to finish. Using freeze frame and the slider on my media player I can make a short fight last a long time! I can treat it it like a series of photo slides if I want, knowing I can hit "play" and turn it back into a video any time I want. If you havn't tried that trick, it's a great way to get maximum pleasure from a short fight. I just don't need to do that with an academy match, any more than I need to sip a pint of guinness slowly, savouring each drop, like I do with a good scotch.
Cheers all!
