Bluebird WebSite

[one eyed jack]

Again thanks to Blue Bird that has lost credibility as well. Though I wouldnt blame them entirely. Oh no thats a whole different kettle of fish. One I wish not go into here.

[Psl]

lizaRD3 wrote:

> hiwatt wrote:
> > Or maybe we simply have a bank of members signed up before we
> > went live acquired through online but non-affiliate direct
> > marketing.
>
> Maybe. Simply. Right. I wonder why would anybody sign up
> without the glimpse of the product. Even if you had a mailing
> list or whatever, your signup ratio won't be better than 1:500.
> 300, maybe, if the product is good (apparently) AND the price
> is right (no, it's 2-3x more than the average PPD).
> I wonder why other companies don't do that? Why they willing to
> pay half of their revenues to affiliates instead of "having a
> bank of members through 1-on-1 marketing". Some of those
> companies are on NASDAQ, some of them in the business for 20
> years, they run on venture capitals, they're profit driven, not
> a rich kid's train set. And they still think that the keys to
> online sales are affiliates and traffic. They're so lame. LOL.
> You should be the keynote speaker on InterNext in Vegas, dude,
> because you just revolutionized the industry. LOL. But all the
> publicity you've got is a paragraph in AVN Europe about how you
> bribed the UK Awards.

OUCH!

[bill goss]

I don't have Windows.

[Mr Mark]

According to another forum the pricing remains a constant in both euro's and in dollars, i.e. 5 Euros/25 Euros and $5/$25...

Any overseas forumites care to confirm?

[Cornish Chris]

Guys on there reckon by accessing via a proxy server, European pricing is 5 Euros per scene and USA pricing is $5 per scene or $25 per full movie, which makes UK pricing about twice as expensive as USA.

Can anyone confirm this ?

[Simon]

Yup. It's 5 Euros a scene for me, not ?5.

[lizaRD3]

Anyone from Japan, then? ?5 is an even more reasonable price LOL

[colonel]

It must be dark in your house then.