Who owns who?

[CurvyDDMarie]

Out of curiosity, I've been wanting to know (or, see if there's a way to figure out) which company's own each other? (Or I guess the lingo is "in each others broadcasting network)

Like for instance, Streammate publically puts on their website that they are also cammodels.com

Cams.com is an obvious one because they use that same little webcam icon in the upper left hand corner for all their sites, and I've seen a bazillion different sites with them.

Camhub is setup exactly like Streammate is. So is CamLive. And a bunch of other sites, too. So Steammate seems to be a pretty large company.

I know for a fact that InternetModeling recruits for Streammate (hence the low paying price per minute). I learned this one after applying with IM. And once they sent me an email saying "Our client has requested you for the following website: http://www.livecam.com. Your live shows will also be seen on all other sites in our network, which receives over 5 million visitors per day, and is the web's largest based on both traffic and number of affiliates." I clicked the first link and realized it was Streammate. I emailed back asking if this was for Str and she said "yes, then please disregard" and I tried to continue to ask her if they hire for any other sites and all she would say is "We are part of their network. So you would appear on their site and our other sites." But with some more poking I found their supposed "partial" list of networks on http://www.internetmodeling.com/faq.htm

 

[FifthElephant]

Out of curiosity, I've been wanting to know (or, see if there's a way to figure out) which company's own each other? (Or I guess the lingo is "in each others broadcasting network)

While there are probably ways to do this through corporate records.
2257 compliance is annoying.
Presumably, if they can share the same recordskeeping system, they will.
Going to the site you mention, andclicking through to their 2257 compliance address, then googling

[url=http://www.google.com/search?...w.google.com/search?hl=en&safe ... =&gs_rfai=[/url] reveals >500 hits for the same compliance office, with hustler appearing at the top.

It's possible that this is a bureau that does recordskeeping, but it seems unlikely hustler would outsource this utterly buisness critical function, which would imply there is some relationship between all of the sites and hustler.

 

[CurvyDDMarie]

Well I've never actually bothered to check out that 2257 compliance stuff, just assumed it is the internet rules for do's and don'ts for the companies to be compliant legally.

 

[AluraCurvyBBW]

of all those companies streamate is the parent company
i worked on streamates, still have my profile there matter of fact.

they give you a referral link for cammodels and you basically net whore your link for referrals but i never really pushed it much for them. Not too many people would tell me if they signed up by following my streamates link or not. so its a waste of time trying to figure if traffic was from your own promotion (webpages blogs twitter etc) or from them paying for those annoying pop up ads everywhere.

 

[CurvyDDMarie]

Just wanted to report back, in case anyone else cares besides me :lol:

Cams.com emailed me back and said:

"When you come to work for us, you will be working for cams.com. Cams.com also leases itself out to provide live model chat services to Adult Friend Finder and Alt.com websites as well."

So I take it that you appear on AFF and Alt.com as well then?

Now, if only I can get Streammate to share their entire list of network with me. Because I know they have A LOT.

 

[AluraCurvyBBW]

Adultspace, pornhub, porntube.. and a few others. I google myself and find the sites lol. I use diff pics for mfc main pic vs streamates so when I find a listing for my name on a site I know its me. Plus stremates listings are all the same just about for the layout