Paypal doing adult cam affiliate payouts but don't allow adult content to its users

Sounds

Over the past several years,
Paypal have been doing affiliate payouts for several major adult cam companies.
But what I find odd is they won't allow you to do transactions for adult sites.
I mean you can't have an adult website and use paypal as a payment option.
Maybe it's changing I dunno?

frozenfrozen

if you're ever thinking of paying for porn just have a **** first would be my advice

Sounds

LOL I'm not buying but I am interested in white label / co-branding.

This is how it is, a company that doesn't allow it's users to do business if it's adult related,
But the same company are involved in the adult industry, giving adult webmaster payouts.

wazky

I find hiding in my neighbours hedges with binoculars is a cheaper option than adult cams, you get the added bonus of a danger **** also.

Nothing like knocking one out in amongst some briars and hedging.

Sounds

hahaa.. you're missing the point, this wasn't a call for all hands up for pervs.

Buona Fortuna

Sounds wrote: »

LOL I'm not buying but I am interested in white label / co-branding.

This is how it is, a company that doesn't allow it's users to do business if it's adult related,
But the same company are involved in the adult industry, giving adult webmaster payouts.

No need to point that out buddy :rolleyes:

wazky wrote: »

I find hiding in my neighbours hedges with binoculars is a cheaper option than adult cams, you get the added bonus of a danger **** also.

Nothing like knocking one out in amongst some briars and hedging.

Do a suicide ****. Knock on the back door first

Gatling

Somebody missed the Fappening

kumate_champ07

Sounds wrote: »

Over the past several years,
Paypal have been doing affiliate payouts for several major adult cam companies.
But what I find odd is they won't allow you to do transactions for adult sites.
I mean you can't have an adult website and use paypal as a payment option.
Maybe it's changing I dunno?

what's your website called?

Sounds

I'm not advertise any site just pointing out that some cams sites do paypal payouts for affiliates/web masters.
Is that not going back on your own rules to not support adult content?

anncoates

Sounds wrote: »

I'm not here to advertise anything.

Except desperation.

frozenfrozen

Gatling wrote: »

Somebody missed the Frappening

sounds like a lot of caffeine

4zn76tysfajdxp

Sounds wrote: »

hahaa.. you're missing the point, this wasn't a call for all hands up for pervs.

Dunno where those hands have been.

Zombienosh

After the fappening

UCDVet

Stuff like this is pretty common. If you have a website and want to put Google Ads on it to make some money, they have strict rules on what type of content you can have on your site. But, if you want to pay them money to show ads for your site - they have an entirely different set of rules for what content can be shown in the ad.

Sounds

No we don't allow you to sell any adult related content,
But we do pay you affiliate earnings if you advertise/sell xrated content, through your affiliates.

Strange but true.

Penny Tration

People pay for porn?!

Sounds

By the millions, on a daily basis.. and a happy client always returns = recurring orders.

anncoates

Sounds wrote: »

By the millions, on a daily basis.. and a happy client always returns = recurring orders.

Happy ending, so.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Sarcasm button is turned off obviously.

Reindeer

Escorts don't take paypal either...

LostBoy101

green_screen wrote: »

People pay for porn?!

My thoughts exactly! Who would actually pay for porn while it's free everywhere..

dxhound2005

Did anyone do the camel toe challenge yet? It is better than the ice bucket challenge.

daRobot

Sounds wrote: »

I'm not advertise any site just pointing out that some cams sites do paypal payouts for affiliates/web masters.
Is that not going back on your own rules to not support adult content?

You're getting a fair amount of predictable responses here.

My thoughts on it is, paypal has taken a commercial decision not to be publicly associated with such content for image and brand reasons. But are happy to be involved with the, eh, back end of things, as you've found out.

Sounds

That's all I was saying, think you worded it better.