Cambro.tv

[greatlifting]

Cambro.TV violated the personal rights of many people and the copyrights of many producers, as there were numerous complaints against Cambro.TV, all of which were ignored. Thus, Cambro.TV, along with the users who uploaded the videos, was complicit.

It's good that such things disappear.

[pula99]

So the users can expect to have problems with the police also, right?!

[greatlifting]

Originally Posted by pula99

So the users can expect to have problems with the police also, right?!

Whether there will be consequences for the uploaders depends on the producers' interest. However, since well over 100 videos protected by clips4sale have been illegally published, resulting in financial losses, the interest could be high.

[pinto]

Originally Posted by greatlifting

Whether there will be consequences for the uploaders depends on the producers' interest. However, since well over 100 videos protected by clips4sale have been illegally published, resulting in financial losses, the interest could be high.

any other alternate sites to explore for L&C?

[rikitaku]

That some alternative?

[CageDemon]

Originally Posted by greatlifting

Cambro.TV violated the personal rights of many people and the copyrights of many producers, as there were numerous complaints against Cambro.TV, all of which were ignored. Thus, Cambro.TV, along with the users who uploaded the videos, was complicit.

It's good that such things disappear.

I'm sorry but:

The Lift and carry community (and the whole xxx side of the internet, for that matter) has long since existed (and made billions) whilst sites like Cambro and Pornhub (in it's original uninhibited state) gave us a platform to explore and most importantly SHARE our common interests.

While I agree that producers shouldn't be ripped off, I would argue that most of us do indeed pay for a lot of their material, (at crazy prices) because that's what we want to see.

If we can trade the odd video with others, then I think that's worth it because it drives interest for new material. They earn more money off the back of that. If you don't believe me, try feeling sorry for the enormous film companies earning millions while claiming they're struggling. On a much smaller scale of course but the profit and model, is still there.

Now that almost all of the options are gone it has become very obvious, very quickly that there is NOTHING to replace it.

And what about my own preference of (natural) webcam lift and carry videos to be shared with others. Amazing on the old version of Pornhub now sweet Fk all. No copyright infringement, just sharing common interests again. Now nothing.

To talk of this all being good for the industry is total bollocks to me. The industry and the lift and carry genre in general is totally fkd.

40+ years experience and this is the WORST it's ever been. ZERO new energy or options available and we're governed by bullshit rules. I fucking hate it and I'm certainly not the only one.

[greatlifting]

CageDemon, I understand your point of view. Unfortunately, that's only half the story. If a C4S studio offers 90 lift and carry videos and 60 of them are then illegally uploaded, that's no longer advertising; it leads to ruin. No producer would complain about minor violations, but when hundreds of videos are illegally uploaded, the situation changes drastically.

Furthermore, C4S naturally has a strong interest in preventing these uploads, since C4S earns 40%.

I also have to disagree with you about the studios' earnings. There are studios that regularly produce good videos, but sometimes it takes them two months to reach the payout limit of $150.

I hope this information helps you understand and put things into perspective.