To: Luke is Back Management Team
Recently 2257 Media: AdultStarProfits.com has experienced delays in the monthly revenue share split with all partner/model payouts. Payments are to be issued each month per the partnership agreement entered between 2257 Media and our respective performers based on the website’s performance on a monthly basis. Unfortunately, one of our payment processor has identified unusually high charge backs across the 2257 Media pay site portfolio and has exercised a review on our account and temporarily withheld payments to 2257 Media. More specifically, this issue derives from the vast majority of model / performers who are not actively being involved in their websites, and not interacting with their paid members. Unsatisfied customers are directly correlated to the charge backs and credits that have created this problem. Thus, with an increase of fraudulent transactions, collectively between ASP and all our processors we have identified the problem and has now been resolved in its entirety.
To resolve this challenge, we have provided the required information to our payment processor for their review and have made necessary adjustments to our credit card processing strategy to ensure that this does not happen again. Along with ongoing performer training and development protocols (that are already in place) for all ASP models to enhance their website member’s experience, our account has remained active to maintain payment processing. Yet the previous funds will not be issued until the new year per the terms set by the payment processor. In turn, we have notified all partners who have been affected accordingly describing our specific solution to resolve this isolated event. With the current holiday season approaching the beginning of 2010, we anticipate no further challenges or delays.
We sincerely apologize for the inconveniences to all our partners and we are more than confident this is an isolated event. 2010 is an exciting year for our team and operations remain active now and will continue into the new year as planned and expected.
Sincerely,
A. Lazarito
President
2257 Media Inc: AdultStarProfits.com
So in other words, they aren’t even taking responsibility for the problem, they are blaming the stars that they aren’t paying?
That’s just wonderful.
So it’s the girls not inter-acting with their fans that caused fraudulent charges? If that were the case then Pornstar Dollars would be out of business because 95% of the sites they claim to be the official sites of pornstars have zero affiliation to them. Amy Reid laughs when you ask if that’s her site. She’s never gotten a dollar from it yet I get paid on time from the sales I send to their sites.
ASP is doing what these companies do best and sitting on the money and making lame excuses to not pay the girls or the affiliates who sent them the sales to begin with.
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