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Wyldanimal
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iStripper mobile | Official version - Q&A

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November 17, 2022, 221 回复
I think everyone forgets that they had to Agree to the Mobile BETA Terms
Before you could enter the Mobile BETA site and use it.

EVERYONE that used the Mobile BETA site, AGREED to the Terms.


1st open of the m.istripper.com
18 or older.
Notice the Title of the Page in the Tab.
iStripper mobile beta
https://www.istripper.com/customdata/forum/2022-11-17/9oG418VK.png

After you agreed to 18 year old.
You only had free access to Free Previews.
you had to sign in or create an account to gain full acceess
https://www.istripper.com/customdata/forum/2022-11-17/fo155bZU.png

You had to put a check mark in the Box that you Agreed to the Terms.
but, maybe you didn't take the time to READ the Terms??
https://www.istripper.com/customdata/forum/2022-11-17/c7qjNCl9.jpg

You could also go Read the Terms by clicking on the Words 'Terms and GDPR'
https://www.istripper.com/customdata/forum/2022-11-17/ol2vVmlA.png
and
https://www.istripper.com/customdata/forum/2022-11-17/F3Vtovfw.png

You agreed to the Terms,
It was a BETA and that was spelled out in the Terms that it could change at any time, with or without notice.


IX. Updates and Modifcations
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IX. UPDATES AND MODIFICATIONS
Totem may provide Updates to the Product that must be updated for you to continue to play the Product. Each time you open the Product, you hereby give your consent to Totem to run any Updates to the Product, with or without additional notification to you.
Totem reserves the right, in its sole and absolute discretion, to revise, update, change, modify, add to, supplement, or delete certain terms of this License Agreement as the Product and the law evolve; provided, however, that material changes to this License Agreement will not be applied retroactively. Such changes will be effective with or without prior notice to you. You can review the most current version of this License Agreement by clicking on the "EULA" link located at the bottom of the Product. You are responsible for checking this License Agreement periodically for changes. If the Product requires an Update at the time you launch the Product to access the Product, you will also have the opportunity to review and to accept or reject the current version of this License Agreement. If any future changes to this License Agreement are ***** to you or cause you to no longer be in agreement or compliance with this License Agreement, you may terminate this License Agreement in accordance and must immediately stop using the Product. Your continued use of the Product following any revision to this License Agreement constitutes your complete and irrevocable acceptance of any and all such changes.
orclover
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iStripper mobile | Official version - Q&A

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November 17, 2022, 221 回复
I don't think many people will leave due to this since there is no alternative to iStripper, that I know of. Should there be though, I'm pretty sure this move would have been a shot in the foot. I'm not an avid user of the mobile feature, but I liked the option to every now and then use it; this "decision" to change the "economic model" is strictly a way to get us to fork over more money. Many users are mainly mobile users and have been strictly using buying "mobile" cards, and now they have to pay more for content they already bought? I would be beyond livid.
If this decision had been made taking into account, even slightly, the consumers thoughts, they could at least offer to refund the "mobile cards" for credits to be used to but the damned "subscription".
At the end of the day, iStripper is just a company trying to make a profit, not an NGO for consumer rights. But like any business, I'd be wary of decisions/moves that antagonise big chunks of their clientele. Because, also, at the end of the day they are lucky for not having any real competition on this market... Yet?

There are plenty of alternatives if a pricey product is untrustworthy and flaunts the fact that the hundreds and thousands that customers spend is actually worthless and the product can be put behind a paywall at anytime, which is what they have clearly stated. They offer no protection nor promises. 98% of the girls are naked other places, sometimes their performances are better...it is a unique product but not that unique.