Okay ladies, I am posting this in case any of you, rookie or vet, ever make contact with this company, Camgirlstogo.com.
They made contact with me on Twitter and claimed to be a paid promotional service. They kept Tweeting me, commenting on my show (even remarking publicly that it was slow), and asking when I would come fill out their form to become a potential client. They are supposed to do Twitter, Youtube, and other types of promotion (? I don't even know because they didn't specify), for a set fee, which was to be discussed via a Skype interview. Well, when I e-mailed them, I asked them for any reviews or stats they could provide, and/or who they represent. They sent me an e-mail full of blahblahblah, along with a screen shot of one of MFC's very recognizable top girls, with her fingers in her vag.Yep. So I felt like this was shady, and contacted that model (because I'd sure as hell want to know if some company was sending pics of my pussy to people)- surprise, surprise, she had no clue who they were. So I e-mailed them back and basically said thanks, but no thanks. This is what I got in reply. Keep in mind, I had not only never done the Skype interview with them yet, but certainly did not give them permission to use my stage name to make accounts ... with a photo NOT OF ME. Here are the e-mails, so all of you know how they conduct themselves:
Hi KimKlass,
The screenshots were examples of promos for that given day. I don't know *model name removed* either and her not knowing about being promoted doesn't negate a paid promotion request on our end and a job well done.
Do you think only CamGirls order promotion??? 30%-40% of all orders come from CamSites, who pay to pump up their top talent (with or without their knowledge), top FANS give "promo gifts" regularly for their faves and logically CamGirls themselves request promo assistance daily. As for who paid for *model name removed*, I'm not knowledgable nor would I be at liberty to say, just like my failed attempt to retain that particular job's anonymity in the first place. My mistake.
Yes, we will gladly remove your multiple fan sites as you are clearly not the entrepreneurial talent we anticipated. YOU LOSE another 1100 Followers @KimKlassFans (3 more similar Twitter pages exist, youtube channel http://www.youtube.com/kimklasstv for cross-over promo and your own website we've designed) We've been waiting to roll out and start directing paying viewers to your shows since your indication (you gave in email) that you wanted to move forward.
You are the dishonest one and we've CLEARLY been working already towards what you led us to believe was a mutual goal; MORE VIEWERS FOR YOU and an opportunity for us to build the KK brand AND SHARE the profit. If you are so naive to truly believe you are simply/suddenly going to make the top 10 ON ANY SITE without a promotional effort behind you, then you might be in the wrong business. Reaching over 3k viewers per show is a long way from your 40-55 average, my dear. Let me know how that works out for you!
As for tweeting "your show was slow", that was clearly a correspondence between you and CGTG, not a promo. We promote our girls over their Fan sites, where Twitter is concerned and directly to our thousands of subscribers. Had you communicated regularly/normally via email or had your Skype chat in a timely, professional manner you'd have likely never received the 'slow show' comment and instead be enjoying a new level of success as well as answers and info to all concerns you may have had.
For you own good and personal growth KimKlass, please accept your responsibility in this botched attempt at improving your business model. Also, refrain from any negative CGTG commentary within your networks. We monitor that and we have a 100% zero tolerance for such chatter. Rest assured, we won't use the few thousand KimKlass fans we've created over the last few weeks against you, however also not for your benefit.
We wish you continued success in your endeavors.
Cheers,
Craig
^^^ WTF. My reply:
Wow, from that e-mail I can only ascertain that you are a little out of it.
If you give a potential paying client (me) a screen shot of someone's show and made it sound like your services were responsible for driving that traffic to her room, then YOU are the one who misrepresented something, not me. I talked to *model name removed* and she is not thrilled that you are sending people screen shots of her doing an explicit act, when she has no clue who you are.
Excuse me, but you should not make commentary on my "entrepreneurial talent", since you have NEVER WORKED WITH ME. Clearly, you are unhappy that I checked my sources before handing you money. In fact, that is a good mark of my business character; that I don't just blindly hand a company money without checking them out first. What's interesting is, I searched in vain for some review of your company, negative, positive, or otherwise, and found zip. Nothing.
Yes, please remove all the "fan sites" that you created for me without my permission. They have not done a thing for me anyway. I looked at these things you made and you aren't even using MY picture in some of them! How is it that you are going to call me dishonest, when you used my stage name (without my approval, we hadn't yet negotiated) attached to a photo that is NOT of me? How you can sit there and act like I lied to you or something, when you are attaching my name to someone else's picture, I can't fathom. That does not make any sense at all.
Also, I am quite clear on the fact that I'm not going to suddenly shoot to Top 10. I don't know where you got the idea that I think that, so do not call me naive. I am not stupid. It is a mark of your lack of professionalism that you chose to mock my viewer average, AND that you moved forward with creating all of these names and sites without telling me or even asking if I approved. It is YOU who has the bad business model, providing "services" with no promise of payment or agreement for payment from a potential client. I did not ask you to do those things; so don't act like I'm supposed to fall to my knees in thanks for something that, one, I had no idea you were doing, and, two, that I did not approve or ask for.
And no, I do no accept any responsibility for your company being dishonest and shady. I said I would TALK to you. I do not ever recall saying, "Yes, Craig, please create a bunch of accounts using my stage name with someone else's photo." I definitely did no such thing.
Lastly, I sincerely hope you aren't threatening me. I am free to post reviews of your company if I wish. I don't care about your zero-tolerance policy, because I DO NOT WORK WITH YOU. We had no formal arrangement to do so.
On that note, have a great day!
*****
So ladies, basically, stay the fuck away from them if they ever approach you.



Yep. So I felt like this was shady, and contacted that model (because I'd sure as hell want to know if some company was sending pics of my pussy to people)- surprise, surprise, she had no clue who they were. So I e-mailed them back and basically said thanks, but no thanks. This is what I got in reply. Keep in mind, I had not only never done the Skype interview with them yet, but certainly did not give them permission to use my stage name to make accounts ... with a photo NOT OF ME. Here are the e-mails, so all of you know how they conduct themselves:
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