https://www.istripper.com/forum/thread/40970#post638918

Hi, all the information about the exclusive cards here : ) https://www.istripper.com/forum/thread/40970#post638918

Some of the weekly games offer the chance to acquire a joker card that you can exchange for a special event card and other games you can win the card start out. Please remember these are all games of chance and the odds of you actually winning one are not in your favor but it can happen. I aqcuired all my cards after they were released and didn't spend a fortune but you mileage will vary. Hopes this helps.

Who knows how to get a special event card? thanks!!!

Excuse me, who know what do take special event card? thanks!

i'll wait for special offer for PREMIUM in December & New Year = 75%+ OFF

I've zoomed in to the photo you posted.
it looks like you have Malwarebytes installed.
that too has a web browser popup blocker in it.

Do you have iStripper.com white listed in Malwarebytes?

In the data folder are two Cache folders one called Cache5 and the Other called Web.

Also Chrome has it's own cache

it could be that a cached Blocked copy of a script that is needed is being used from the cache instead of getting a new copy.

I use CCleaner to clear my Chrome Cache
and in the data folder you can rename or Delete the two folders called Cache5 and Web.

iStripper will rebuild them as needed.

Since I now Own ALL of the VR shows...
I can't test the Purchase again..

But I just Bought the Two new VR shows about 6 hours ago,,,
And I did not have the same experience you have.

But then Like I said. I have iStripper.com White listed from my Security Software, and my Chrome Ad Blocker and Popup Blocker.

@Boorlom

We are not taking issue with you disliking certain aspects of the way on which Totem make certain cards available to their customers, only to your assertions that this it is a bad business practice and that is rarely if ever encountered in other businesses. That which you are objecting to has long been a very common practice in all sorts of businesses.

Consider, for example, Pokemon cards. Some of these are extraordinarily rare because the company making them quite arbitrarilly decided to only produce a very small number of them rather than the thousands or millions that that could have produced.

The website https://www.ranker.com/list/most-expensive-pokmon-cards/mariel-loveland has the following when talking about one particular card

How Much It's Worth: Up to $195,000

Why It's Worth So Much: This card was given only to winners of the CoroCoro Comic Illustration Contest in January 1998. Only 20 to 39 of these cards exist in the world and only 10 are in mint condition. As of October 2019, it is the most expensive Pokémon card ever sold.

What Totem are doing with the Special Event cards is entirely analogous to the above - and much less extreme. What they are doing in the gambling games in general, for non-special event cards, is also very close to the way Pokemon cards were sold in packs where you did not know exactly what you were buying until after the purchase. Please note I said analogous to, not identical with.

I have also experienced the same problem with the homepage on my Samsung Android Chrome browser since this morning. I first noticed the problem when I attempted to access the iStripper site on my phone this morning in order to purchase today's new card. Again, I have not made any changes to my phone's security or software since yesterday morning when all was ***** dory.

The Red Shield is another security extension. I just removed it from Chrome and am still experiencing the same reaction. As I previously stated, I have never had any problems prior to yesterday. I have not added any software or extensions in that time.

Bravo !😊

@All

The APP displays many of the Tabs as Web Pages, and uses your Default Browser Engine.
So your Ad Blockers and popup Blockers can Also Impact how the App displays the Tabs.

Please White list iStripper.com from all of your Security software, Ad blockers, popup Blockers

I use Chrome.
You must have More than One Popup Blocker.
What is the Red Shield with a 1 by it?

That Popup should be confirmation of the Purchase, but something is blocking it.
I have iStripper.com white listed with all my security software..

The Payment processing Scripts can't run if you are blocking them with Security software, Ad Blockers, or Popup blockers.

I have never had these problems prior to yesterday. What gives?

And here is a screenshot of what happens when I try to purchase a VR show after clicking on the link in the software

I just disabled Adblocker and disabled my browser's popup blocker for the iStripper website. Here is a screenshot of iStripper's homepage on my browser. I use Chrome. What browser do you use, @Wyldanimal ?

I purchased both shows just a few hours ago...
Disable any Add / popup blocker installed.

@shodan084, your statement "Totem is a company, and as a company it needs to reach out to ALL it's customers." might not be applicable to the SECs because customers of Totem's first business are not automatically customers of their second business.
It is commercial ***** to think that you can make your business model so exclusive that you can select the type of clientele you want to sell your wares to. Good word of mouth can bring a business back from the brink, and in the same way it can be damned forever. Underestimate the customer or treat them badly and you will pay the consequences...

... really, I think anyone that thinks differently must be out of their gourd... ;)

If totem had more options for talent I could certainly see some crowd funding opportunities where the wealthier of our community could fund a girl to fly to Paris. She could put on a few exclusive cards for the crowd that funded her, even wear an outfit of their choice or funding. Might be an option in the future.

Totem made one that did excatly what you asked for, you should automatically have it in your scenes folder under the name bikinis, got some nice shaders and stuff in it so the water looks like its moving and stuff.

t is commercial ***** to think that you can make your business model so exclusive that you can select the type of clientele you want to sell your wares to.

@shodan084, Actually, this is more common than you think. Putting some items out of reach of the average consumer can help differentiate both the product and the brand. ***** Airlines is a good example of that. Likewise, the Halston brand of clothing was originally for the swanky rich and they were doing quite well . . . until they decided to make a more affordable line sold through J. C. Penney's. What do you think would happen to Gucci if suddenly the common folk were all carrying their purses and wearing their shoes? It's probably a sad statement about humanity, but many people are willing to pay more to get a product that's exclusive. That's probably why the Mandalay Bay Casino features the Fleur Burger 5000, a meal consisting of a hamburger and bottle of wine that sells for . . . you guessed it . . . $5000.00. (FYI, that's significantly more than the value of the wine.)

Thanks to your absurd analogies

@Boorlom, I'm not sure why you consider my analogies absurd, I was just pointing out that it's not uncommon for actually rare items (e.g. a musical instrument) or artificially rare items (backstage passes, photo sessions) to be used in conjuntion with games of chance in order to obtain money. I certainly respect your choice not to participate in the gambling games. In general, I don't either. The only point we appear to differ on is whether Totem is unwise to use this business model with artificially rare items.

Often cards get updates when they fix issues

If possible, that would be best. If not...

@shodan084, your statement "Totem is a company, and as a company it needs to reach out to ALL it's customers." might not be applicable to the SECs because customers of Totem's first business are not automatically customers of their second business.

It is commercial ***** to think that you can make your business model so exclusive that you can select the type of clientele you want to sell your wares to. Good word of mouth can bring a business back from the brink, and in the same way it can be damned forever. Underestimate the customer or treat them badly and you will pay the consequences...

... really, I think anyone that thinks differently must be out of their gourd... ;)

You compare rare musical instruments in single copies with just the 7th card from the XXX category. In fact, it is a pornographic film from the category "Solo" divided into episodes. This video can be bought endlessly, it does not have a fixed amount. Thanks to your absurd analogies, I have established myself in my own opinion. Write in this topic, that-either still I not d. I expressed my opinion. If two cards of interest to me appear on sale, then I will buy them, if not, then I will not buy.

I would love to buy these 2 VR shows but the site is still not working. Any plans to fix?

Gratz on the award Melena Maria Rya well deserved I enjoy every single one of your cards. But my favorite is the one where you say " YES DADDY! " Card 0267 for those that want to hear it... ^_^

Her wearing this swimsuit drives me F'n nuts...

Alice Wonder: the Dutch word "Wonder" means "Miracle". What to say more?

this is a single pool Scene I made
http://scenes.virtuastripper.net/WA-Pool.zip

maybe you can get some ideas from it.

Totem is one company, but it has two different businesses:

• Selling stripper shows (cards & VR)
• Running gambling games

In a similar fashion, CBS is one company, but they have two different businesses:

• The CBS network - a television network funded by commercials and distributor fees
• CBS All Access - a premium streaming service funded by customer subscription fees

Although I am a customer of the CBS network, that doesn't give me any rights to view shows on the streaming service (e.g. Star Trek: Discovery or Picard). @shodan084, your statement "Totem is a company, and as a company it needs to reach out to ALL it's customers." might not be applicable to the SECs because customers of Totem's first business are not automatically customers of their second business.

@Boorlom, you appear to be objecting to Totem (and potentially any other company) running gambling games with prizes that cannot be obtained through any other means. Unfortunately, that situation is not particularly uncommon. I've seen raffles, door prizes and radio station contests that feature fairly unique items like back-stage passes to concerts, instruments used by famous musicians, photo sessions with celebrities and movie props. Are you objecting to that gambling model in general, not specifically to its use by Totem? Or is it that Totem could make the SEC cards available through their primary business but chooses not to? (The latter would be similar Star Trek fans ***** that CBS should show Discovery on their commercial network and shouldn't be trying to create a streaming business.)

The scene is defined in the Background 2D.scn file which is to be found in the same folder as the Backgrounds sub-folder that you say you have changed the picture in.

Background 2D.scn is a simple text file so you can edit it with Notepad or Notepad++. Here is a modified version that only plays bikini clips and has no camera movement. There is another modification that you can do to only have standing clips, or to only have "table" clips. You should call your modified version something different or else it may be overwritten at sometime in the future.

text: text.txt

clip {
id: Clip
category: bikini // ADD THIS LINE TO ONLY PLAY CLIPS FEATURING BIKINIS
deny: behindtable, top, inout // MODIFIED TO STOP SWING CLIPS AND INOUT CLIPS
}

texture {
id: Background2D
source: Backgrounds
}

camera {
type: 2D
pos: 0, 0 // CHANGED FROM -10, 0 BECAUSE WE WILL NO LONGER BE MOVING THE CAMERA
size: 800, 450

// animate: 15, PingPong, InOutQuad, pos, 20, 20 // COMMENT OUT to stop camera movement

sprite {
pos: 400, 150
hotspot: 0.5, 0.5
size: 820, 615
source: Background2D
blend: false
}

clipSprite {
pos: 400, 450 // CHANGE THESE NUMBERS TO MOVE THE MODEL TO A DIFFERENT PLACE
standingHeight: 380
source: Clip
}

clipNameSprite {
pos: 400, 450
scale: 0.5
hotspot: 0.5, 1
source: Clip
}
}

I want to use some poolside backgrounds and have only the bikini scenes running on this background set, without any camera panning,

i have used the 2d background set, changed the backgrounds out, and have that functional. I did this to try to learn some basics of how this works.

I am sure that someone has already done this before, and hope someone might share with me how it was done.

Thanks in advance.

Inna Inaki has some very nasty looking scarring under her breasts...

Baileys

An absurd situation: the buyer comes to the store, sees the goods on the counter, the buyer has a desire to buy this product, he has money, but the seller does not sell, says that you need to take part in some strange games.

I see that sort of thing most weeks in real physical businesses - and have been seeing it for over 60 years. Often the establishments that do this are called clubs, or airport executive lounges, or are part of a store's loyalty card scheme but there are many variations. I see it even more often for online services. Totem are not the odd man out here, just following a well established practice.

A very common example here in Germany is seen at almost any town fair in the shape of "attractions" that offer a range of cheap cuddly toys as prizes for buying a raffle ticket.

Totem comes up with scams and users are ***** to accept them.

They mot definitely are not scams, nor are you ***** to participate. It is your choice as to whether or not you think it is worthwhile.

I am not attempting to persuade you that such practices are either good or bad, only trying to explain why Totem indulge in them. For what it is worth I don't like the special event cards or any of the gambling games, but I do understand why Totem like them and that is all that I have been talking about in this set of posts.

Does she still move around like a rabbit on *****?

I would call it high-energy and my answer would be delightfully YES. (Different tastes.)

@Boorlom

Which is why I am currently running my credits balance down to Nil and becoming an ex customer of Totem.
In theory it is possible to spend the entire UK gold and currency reserves kept in the Bank of England and still not obtain all the Special Events cards.

As Totem have now adopted a business model where they do not want to sell me their product at a sensible price, I no longer want to be a customer of theirs.

Simple scenario. Regular visitors of the forum predictably respond to those who Express dissatisfaction.
Totem comes up with scams and users are ***** to accept them. The key word is *****. Due to the lack of competitors. Therefore, many users can be ignored.
Creating this topic, I did not hope to argue with anyone and convince, but your reasoning is not convincing. This is just a signal from another user who does not understand such a restriction and will not understand. Such users were before me and will be after me.

An absurd situation: the buyer comes to the store, sees the goods on the counter, the buyer has a desire to buy this product, he has money, but the seller does not sell, says that you need to take part in some strange games. There is an elementary question at the buyer: "And what this goods special or has limited quantity?"And the seller says," No, it's a normal product and has an infinite number, but we decided to make buyers play, because we get more profit." In this case, I'll say it's stupid, turn around and walk away. I have my own life, interests, Hobbies, family, work.
I have no desire to hang out on this forum or constantly follow the news. I deploy the program from the tray once a week to look into "Story".

No idea, I didn't buy any of her shows and don't intend to. Does she still move around like a rabbit on *****? If so, still not the kind of show I like to get.

Wow. Melena is like a fine wine that gets better with age.

An easy win for such a sexual super hottie! & well deserved! 😍💕💖🔥

We all knew that was coming, but it's totally deserved.

Pour une raison que je ne m'explique pas le téléchargement du show (celui de Jia Lissa) ne fonctionne pas correctement. Lorsqu'il se fait, la vidéo n'est pas au format mp4 comme les autres mais au format "fichier" et est donc illisible par le lecteur. J'ai vérifié avec d'autres vidéos que j'avais acheté et les autres fonctionnent bien. Si quelqu'un y comprend quelque chose je suis preneur de toute explication.
Merci d'avance.

J'ai le même problème.

J'ai ajouté l'extension .mp4 et celui-ci fonctionne.

@Boorlom - You asked (or at least appeared to ask) why do the special event cards exist.

To this I will continue to suggest that they exist for exactly the same reason as why the ordinary cards exist, and why Totem sometimes make offers like buy four get one free or extra 20% discounts or indeed any of the TGIF events. In all cases they exist because they benefit Totem not because they benefit their customers. However, in most cases there will be some customers that also benefit and some that don't.

If you were instead asking why should a customer take up the offer of a spcial event card then there is no general answer. For some they will be attractive (given my buying habits they have been essentially free) and for others they will not. If they don't suit you then just ignore them. Totem gain in part because there are customers who logically should ignore these cards but don't.

@Spling83 - I just checked the price of the latest VR offering. It was 30 credits reduced to 24 for premium membership.

Melena and Melisa the goddesses of ITC!!!

[..]we get 20% of, yes. But the price of a VR is now 35 Credits, with Premium its 30.25[..]

Just to proof my math skills...
35 Cr - 20% = 28 Cr ?!
But I don't see the price of 35cr at all...or 30.25cr...

... and no VR set at home, so no price problem at all.😀

She's easily one of my favourites