What makes you think they need to tell you anything about their business with one of their studios or the models that work for them?. You are a member, not a business partner, not a stock holder, not a member of their board.


If they value their company ethical statement on their website, or it's just made up words on a page 🤷🏼. You're completely correct in saying they don't need to tell "members" anything.

But if someone is one of those stakeholders you mentioned (stockholder, business partner, or board member), and the company isn't following it's own defined ethical statement, that's a pretty serious issue that should be looked at.

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What makes you think they need to tell you anything about their business with one of their studios or the models that work for them?. You are a member, not a business partner, not a stock holder, not a member of their board.


Because businesses are accountable to the customers that support them, unless they want those customers to stop supporting them. You honestly think that a business has the right to screw its employees, or turn a blind eye while its subcontractors do, without its customers demanding some accountability? Sorry, that's not how the business world works in 2021.
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What makes you think they need to tell you anything about their business with one of their studios or the models that work for them?. You are a member, not a business partner, not a stock holder, not a member of their board.



Well this sure is rich. First of all VS Media, Flirt4Free's parent broadcasting company, is not publicly traded so they don't really have shareholders in the first place. By virtue of them being a private company and given the nature of this company it's safe to assume that they, like most private companies, have no board of directors either (I also checked: they do not). Flirt4Free, despite having a sophisticated-looking website, is still a pretty small business with annual revenue < $30 million and relatively few employees (which might explain all the contests and the site's deep reliance on the studios).

All of that means that the people funding their business right now are almost exclusively their customers. They very much are beholden to their customers, which means they ought to be more responsive to their customers' grievances. So yeah... that's why everyone here is completely within reason to expect Flirt4Free to be more transparent about this when it obviously has been bothering so many people for some time. Even if they were very large and had lots of external investors, how you can conclude that being a member of the site, a literal customer helping them pay their bills, counts for nothing is beyond me. It's business owners with mindsets like yours who learn the hard way when those unimportant dollars start walking away. I seriously hope Flirt4Free and/or VS Media are better than your comment makes you sound. Quote

what is Aphrodite boys?
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what is Aphrodite boys?
Who are they


HD-MAUR-15 they are the name of a studio who has been with the site for some time and from little that is revealed tend not to treat their models as they should.


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HD-MAUR-15 they are the name of a studio who has been with the site for some time and from little that is revealed tend not to treat their models as they should.





How would I know if I saw an Aphrodite Boy? Do they or their rooms have markings?
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I read the studio got sold. No more ABS.




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