This discussion centers around an ongoing issue with a pirate website that hosts stolen cam model videos and potentially earns money from them. Members share their frustrations and seek solutions to remove their content from the site.
- Identification: The site in question appears to host pirated videos that may look like live streams but are recorded. It has a suspicious business model, charging a flat fee for access instead of the usual tips or private show payments.
- Quality Concerns: The content quality is poor, suggesting it may be screen-recorded without consent.
- DMCA and Legal Challenges: Members have tried using DMCA takedown notices and contacting various removal services, but have faced limited success due to non-compliance by the site owners, who may be in jurisdictions with lax enforcement.
- Alternative Solutions: Suggestions include watermarking live feeds, exploring affiliate marketing, and using services like BranditScan for content removal, even though some services may not always be effective.
- Industry-Wide Issues: Discussions highlight the broader problem of piracy in the adult entertainment industry, emphasizing the need for better legal frameworks and possibly unionizing to protect performers' rights.
- Community Support: Members encourage each other to share information and strategies, such as using Cloudflare’s abuse reporting system or considering more drastic measures like hiring hackers, though these are more speculative ideas.
Overall, the thread reflects a collective frustration with piracy and a search for practical solutions to protect their content and livelihoods.