Seems to be old new these days, the fact that dee cash bought yet another adult web program. This time is was STfUCash. Course I’ve never heard of them anyways, then again, I don’t get out much.

Oddly I keep seeing that Big hammer marching along though the war rubble in the Pink Floyd movie, the wall.

Sorry no tag this time, getting enough attention.

I said I would be posting her more often than I did in the past, but seems I have been slacking. Been busy trying to get my mainstream business up and making more money. Seems there is never enough time in the day.

I guess the big news, though a little late here is the latest DeeCash purchase. Seems every week they are in the news, then again, maybe that’s part of the strategy? Always in the news and always talked about? Wouldn’t be a bad marketing plan. Course everything is speculation, not like they have come out in public with their adult industry domination plan.

Anyways, the last acquisition is Rude.com. If you’ve never heard of it, ( I didn’t till I saw the news), it’s basically a sharing type portal. From what I see, users or members share most anything porn. Sure seems to be working, they look to be getting a ton of traffic.

Course the uproar, will slightly quiet uproar is the site itself. Being a porn sharing site, there is a pretty good chance much of the content being shared is not legal to share. Much like the renegade tube sites.

So.. every one is wondering, why they would buy a site, who’s majority of content is probably illegal. The questions beg to be answered, will they lock it down? Will they have the resources to police it properly? Least that’s the questions I come up with.

I do have to wonder, if this is part of the grand scheme? First they buy up much of the adult affiliate programs and now they buy a site that is, well a pre-made, ready to buy customer base? Then again, they might have a hard time getting the illegals to actually pay.

Their statement about the deals talks about how their affiliates will be able to profit from the site. Not sure how that’s going to happen, even if it does.

With the programs and the customers under their belt, will they need affiliates any more? hhmm…

They could be making their own “house” sales without the need to pay out a commission.

I guess time will tell, see if they buy up some more customers.

From the board talk though, this last buy might just hurt their reputation.

Little bit late on this news, but thats me, always behind.

If you haven’t heard, DeeCash was back at the buying table for a big stake. This round they picked up Extreme Paychecks and Ragecash. I don’t know that much about RageCash, but buying up Extreme had to be a major purchase. I’ll say it again, they must have very deep pockets or some very serious backers.

My only negative on the Extreme buy is that changed the program over to Nats. I’m not a big fan of Nats and I know I am not the only one, like my opinion carries much weight anyways.

I still get this feeling that something big is in the works, behind the scenes of DeeCash. I don’t mean anything sinister or evil, just get this gut feeling something is in the works. At the very least they are gathering a huge share of the adult webmaster/adult paysite market and thats not such a bad plan either.

Actually some what old news, but thought I would post it anyway.

Feb 27, 2008 Adult affiliate program, Mayors Money announced that it has been acquired by DeeCash. I don’t know if any one has been watching but DeeCash has been slowly buying up affiliate programs, last I remember was Jason and Alex, though there have been a number of other programs they added to their line up. Either they know what they are doing, have huge pockets or a credit line longer than John Holmes dick. From what I’ve seen, little changes with programs they snap up, but makes you wonder if there is a grand plan in the background. At the very least, they could have one central hub, pushing porn surfers into one big funnel from many different spouts. Not a bad position to be in.

In other news, Lion Dollars has closed it’s affiliate sign-up page. One reason they state is because they are revamping their program and moving to another system. Their new stance will be “invitation only”. Pretty bold move if you ask me, then again, as they state, it could help reduce fraud, maintain the programs integrity and I think in other words, lose less than desirable webmasters. I can’t really blame them. I would be curious though, how tough it will be to get in the program, how they will pick and choose. Or is it more a bluff?

The only drawback so far for Lion Dollars is that old link codes will only be good for six weeks after the new launch. I don’t know about you, but I think it sucks when programs change their link codes! Sadly it’s the webmaster that loses when they don’t change their codes.

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