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As a newcomer to the Internet I'd be grateful for a word to the wise.
When I first went online I could find a number of genuinely free porn sites. You'd have to tolerate the ads and other distractions but it was a small price to pay. But now, after a few weeks, I can't get anything. Why is this? Can anyone give an answer? I had an idea there was a great liberal democracy of porn out there somewhere run by real grown-ups. Was I wrong?
Also I'm interested in seeing good female sub/male dom films. Can anyone give pointers, addresses, directions?

The sad truth is, there ain't no such thing as a free lunch.

Porn sites are there solely to make money, either by hosting advertising
or through fees. Even egafd has to be subsidized by sponsorship, just as
'pure' scientific research has to be paid for by grovelling to institutions
or private donors. Here is about as much of a liberal democracy as you'll
get, in that it's a completely non-profit set-up.

Can you expand on your 'can't get porn any more' comment? It sounds
like something on your PC's blocking the sites if you can no longer
access them.... BTW, unless you're running regularly-updated gonzo-class
AV/spyware software regularly you're at serious risk visiting these 'free'
sites.

The best course is to subscribe to a site in your area of interest- e.g.,
DDF do a reasonable fem-sub thing with their House of Taboo brand; and
I can recommend Kink.com for price and quality [and some of the latter's
stuff is a little OTT even for my jaded palate [img]http://www.egafd.com/forum/smileys/shocked.gif[/img]]. They ain't cheap,
but it's reliable, DVD-quality stuff and free from IT nasties.

Join Vintage-erotica-forum [free], as well- they'll be able to point you
to some other 'sub' sites.

Well JJ,
I used to type into a Search engine 'Italian porn' (because I like the Italian's non-PC attitude) and fetch up a site which had film stills you could just click on and watch. Great! You had these adds for 'people wanting no strings sex living only half a mile away' but I could put up wuith that. Now I get pop-ups asking me to install 'Adobe Flash Player' which I didn't get before and invitations to join but no longer any free viewings!
I did sign up recently with a firm called Guru Aid who remotely service my machine and they've installed DiskMax and Anti Melaware and SuperAnti programmes .I wonder if that' has a bearing on the matter...?
You spoke about copying content on a Flash Drive if I remember right. Where do you copy from? Are there sites one can copy from? What software would I need to copy contents?
I'll check out the sites you supplied meanwhile.
THanks

Stan

stan crash wrote:
> Now I get pop-ups asking me to install 'Adobe Flash Player'
> which I didn't get before and invitations to join but no longer
> any free viewings!
it sounds as if you're only allowed so many freebies before the site blocks
any further content. There's no profit for them if you're not biting.
BTW, you'd need AFP on your PC to watch a lot of the streamed content
available online anyway. It's a lousy platform coz it seems to need
constant updating but it seems [like so much else in IT] that we're stuck
with it.

> I did sign up recently with a firm called Guru Aid who
> remotely service my machine and they've installed DiskMax and
> Anti Melaware and SuperAnti programmes .I wonder if that' has a
> bearing on the matter...?
Not on the above example- but that stuff should block anything remotely
suspicious. You can go in to these progs and adjust the level of security
[to allow, for example, bittorrent] but if it's being externally-administered
I wouldn't recommend it- and it's really a more advanced process than I
suspect you can cope with at present.


> You spoke about copying content on a Flash Drive if I
> remember right. Where do you copy from?
The sites I mentioned host files. All you need is a connection- which
you've already got. Flash drives are usually quite small [although
constantly getting bigger]- you won't get too much content onto one,
so it's better to save to your PC's hard drive. Files can be quite large
[1-4 GB for HD video] and are often split into smaller chunks for those with
slower connections. The program used for this is usually winrar [available
as freeware], which will also reassemble the chunks after download. I use
an excellent general-purpose prog called 7-Zip [also free].
Once d/loaded you can watch them using your onboard media-player, or
outcabled to a TV, or burn them to DVD.