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Wyldanimal
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Black Friday 2022 - Q&A

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27. November 2022, 119 antworten
@Ullubu is correct
Yeah, there is a little mistake here. With the Advent Calendar you get the cards from Dec. 2nd to Dec. 25th, starting at Dec. 1st, evrery card one day earlier. So you get the regular X-mas card from Dec. 25th at the 24th and the SEC at the 25th, when people get the normal X-mas card.
And the card from 25th is also missing in the Coming Soon, so this card could be more expensive too.

You still have to buy the December 1st card on your Own.
The Card for December 1st is NOT included in the Advent Calendar.
(also the cards for the 26th, 27th, 28th, 29th, 30th,and 31st are NOT part of the Calendar )

The Calendar starts on December 1st, giving you access to the December 2nd card 1 day early.
So the 24 cards you get are December 2nd through December 25th, which you get on the 24th.
the 25th Window is the SEC card for Free.

The Advent Calendar is 24 cards, 1 Day in Advance
starting with Window 1 that you Open on December 1st, to give you the December 2nd card one day in advance.
Window = Card
1 = Card for December 2
2 = Card for December 3
3 = Card for December 4
4 = Card for December 5
5 = Card for December 6
6 = Card for December 7
7 = Card for December 8
8 = Card for December 9
9 = Card for December 10
10 = Card for December 11

Window = Card
11 = Card for December 12
12 = Card for December 13
13 = Card for December 14
14 = Card for December 15
15 = Card for December 16
16 = Card for December 17
17 = Card for December 18
18 = Card for December 19
19 = Card for December 20
20 = Card for December 21

Window = Card
21 = Card for December 22
22 = Card for December 23
23 = Card for December 24
24 = Card for December 25

Then the Window 25 = SEC Card
ComteDracula
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Black Friday 2022 - Q&A

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26. November 2022, 119 antworten
Thanks @Wyldanimal.

In the store, in the upcoming cards, all cards have their release dates.

So all the cards from December 01 which starts with the card of Bogdana / Precious In Pink, until the card of December 24 which is the card of Milena Ray / High Thigh High are present, except the card planned for December 17, which is currently absent.

I took each of these cards, and I went to see the cost of each of these cards on the website www.isworkshop.eu

Unless I've made a mistake in paying attention, I see 22 currently at 25 credits, one card (Lana Lane / Cindy's Fantasies) at 30 credits, and there's the one missing from December 17. Probably the latter is going to be 35 credits, as you say, but no certainty at this point.

I am waiting for a confirmation before buying the calendar.


Merci @Wyldanimal.

Dans le magasin, dans les cartes à venir, toutes les cartes ont leurs dates de sortie.

Donc touttes les cartes du 01 décembre qui commence par la carte de Bogdana / Precious In Pink, jusquà la carte du 24 décembre qui est la carte de Milena Ray / High Thigh High sont présents, sauf la carte prévue pour le 17 décembre, qui elle est absente actuellement.

J'ai pris chacune de ces cartes, et j'ai été voir les coût de chacune de ces cartes sur le site www.isworkshop.eu

À moins que j'ai fais une erreur d'attention, J'en vois 22 actuellement à 25 crédits, une carte (celle de Lana Lane / Cindy's Fantasies) à 30 crédits, et il y a celle manquante du 17 décembre. Probablement que cette dernière va être à 35 crédits, comme vous dites, mais aucune certitude pour le moment.

J'attend pour le moment d'avoir une confirmation, avant de faire l'achat du calendrier.
Wyldanimal
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omsk5
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iStripper mobile | Official version - Q&A

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26. November 2022, 221 antworten
The adult industry has a lot of ***** business practices, it’s probably a large reason people would rather risk navigating shady sites for free content. Totem was one of the few companies that seemed to have some boundaries and tried to provide a quality service for their customers.

“Always” doesn’t mean forever. I had a few cards from Devine and they are gone now, just empty thumbnails with a name and number. There was a post (found after losing access) where they notified users that her cards would be removed, I don’t check the forums often, nor should I have to for changes such as this. It would have been nice to have a notification in my email informing me that the card would no longer be available. Nikky Case is another model that is no longer available, fortunately I can still download when I want for now, but new accounts can’t purchase her cards. It’s nice that Totem honored the models requests, but for those who already purchased these cards should not lose access to a product they have already purchased.

It doesn’t matter if I read the terms of service or not, I’ve read them before on other software and not agreed to certain sections, but you can’t use the product if you don’t agree to all the terms. I don’t know why anyone would defend this, what if it was a product such as a car? Would you agree that if you went over the speed limit slightly that a company should be able to use a *****-witch on your car, charge you a fine or confiscate it? If you disagreed to any one of these things, then you are unable to purchase the vehicle and are without transportation. If you let one company get away with it, others will see what they can get away with. I can go on and on about terms of service, some sites/services selectively enforce their policies on individuals who don’t break the TOS while others do and they get to continue to use the product. In the end, we don’t “own” anything digital and have little to no rights, just a rental agreement.

The mobile site has been around for quite some time. If my memory serves me correct it was available to all users in 2015 as a “bonus”, desktop cards that were converted to mobile that you purchased would also be available on mobile. I have seen some quotes to an article released in 2020, but mobile has been around far longer than that. In my opinion it is a deceptive and bad business practice to charge people for beta products that you knew you were going to change to a subscription model or would possibly change to a subscription model. The only thing that would take the sting out of such a move for most people, would be giving those who purchased mobile cards the desktop version of the cards, which I believe they already do. I have never made a mobile purchase, because the site was always an inferior product in my opinion. I have been using Linux increasingly over the years and mobile was starting to look better since there was no native Linux desktop client. The only way I would entertain the thought of paying for mobile is if the vast majority or all of the features from the desktop client were available on mobile.

In the end I’m not for or against this model for mobile, I rarely used mobile. There are costs to hosting servers and having constant high resolution streams consuming bandwidth that need to be paid for. They could mitigate some of this by having another model where you only buy what you want and download it to your device, like their desktop model. I will say I am hesitant about putting more money into the desktop version considering how they transitioned mobile and what they did with Devine. I see them testing the waters with the “Premium” subscriptions on the desktop client. How long before the desktop is turned into a subscription based model only and our collections are gone, because monthly subscriptions are more profitable?
ComteDracula
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