View Full Version : Free Trials - Why did they extinct?
maniac
2007-06-10, 09:36 AM
Recently there are almost no paysites that offer free trials on their join page. But in the past the picture was quite different. A major part of the adult paysites out there use to have free trials (I wasn't even a webmaster back then :)).
What do you think, why did the free trials extinct?
Greenguy
2007-06-10, 09:48 AM
Recently? Sure, if you're talking in terms of |buddy|
I think they went away around 2003 or so (and were replaced by $1 trials) because there were too many charge backs with the CC companies (it's hard to dispute a $1 followed up by a $30 charge compared to charging a CC 3 days after you got the info for a new transaction)
Thebossxxx
2007-06-10, 11:20 AM
Recently? Sure, if you're talking in terms of |buddy|
I think they went away around 2003 or so (and were replaced by $1 trials) because there were too many charge backs with the CC companies (it's hard to dispute a $1 followed up by a $30 charge compared to charging a CC 3 days after you got the info for a new transaction)
Very true too many chargebacks, the surfers would get hit with a 30 bill and chargeback with their cc companies! :(
0 trials are still alive and kicking but not too many sposnsors use them anymore...
Viper
2007-06-10, 02:20 PM
CECash, Adultpaymaster, iFriends, Streamate, MaxCash.. all have free trials.
ponygirl
2007-06-10, 03:28 PM
CECash, Adultpaymaster, iFriends, Streamate, MaxCash.. all have free trials.
one thing I have learned is to check to make sure you get paid for the free trial signup, not when the surfer converts to a paid membership.
It's not always in the TOS, either. |club|
btw, Wegcash has free trials too, as well as no cc free join sites.
cockhungryhoes
2007-06-10, 07:27 PM
Ya thats happen to me, or you don't see any money for 30 days until it "re-bills."
Viper
2007-06-11, 02:11 PM
one thing I have learned is to check to make sure you get paid for the free trial signup, not when the surfer converts to a paid membership.
hmmm.. wouldn't that be Pay Per Active as opposed to Free Trial?
Linkster
2007-06-11, 05:19 PM
Viper - yes it is - however many programs call them free trials and thats why ponygirl was emphasizing the checking of the terms - some sponsors tend to "mislead" a little when it comes to those by using inappropriate names for their programs
ponygirl
2007-06-11, 07:40 PM
Viper - yes it is - however many programs call them free trials and thats why ponygirl was emphasizing the checking of the terms - some sponsors tend to "mislead" a little when it comes to those by using inappropriate names for their programs
yep, yep ;) I'm pretty sure that happened to me, although I can find absolutely nowhere on the site that it says this. so I just packed up & moved on :)
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