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Unless your a cash slave There are sites for that, but no one ever wanted to be my cash slave when I tried one of the sites

The guy was in the Philippines. At $50 pay per sale if he can get two people a week to sign up, then he's earned the average income in his country. If he can get one person a day then he's living large. This is how the guy earns a living - how he puts food on his table.

The following users have been banned permanently based on your information. All of them signed up from the same IP address in the Philippines... brixtersilva jeffwalker MasterJones69 masterkane44 masterkane48 mastersteven123 ryanwood StudTyler walkwalker2588 One of those users posted on another IP (in the same Class B range) and that IP had a user registration from a suspected scammer, and referrals from users in the list above, so all the users on that IP have been permanently banned as well... rustythompson shawnwilliams143 EthanCo The the entire class C ranges for those two IP addresses have been blocked as well. Please continue to be on the look out and report other suspicious activity.

Sorry these took me so long to get to, but here you go. All done except two which are already taken... That name is taken. Please choose another. Done Done Done Done Done Done Done That name is already taken.

Just a quick note to say if you're taking PrEP, or thinking of taking PrEP, definitely give Gilead a call - 877-505-6986 - they'll give you up to $200/month off on PrEP. http://www.truvada.com/truvada-patient-assistance When I looked into it 6 months ago the website said they only did copay assistance for Truvada based on need and they wanted to see tax returns. I hadn't completed my 2012 taxes, so I put it off and I was paying $225/month ($2700/year) for PrEP. I did that for 6 months, but then I got my taxes done, so I had them ready and did the call and I was really surprised because they didn't ask any financial questions at all. They gave me the details I needed to get the $200/month off, so I called my plan's mail order pharmacy expecting to pay a net of $25/mo, but they told me they don't take that type of copay assistance. I thought I had to get it through them, but they said I could go to a regular pharmacy. The only thing was that if I went to a regular pharmacy the price would be $250/month, not $225. I go to Callen-Lorde - the gay clinic here in NYC - they have a pharmacy so I figured I'd support Callen-Lorde by filling the script there. There were some mixups, but I did get finally get it filled - total price was almost exactly $50 - which is far more affordable than $225. So that means I'm saving $175/month - $2,100/year!! The only downside is that they won't reimburse for past copays, so I can't get money back for the $225/month I spent in the past. Too bad, but at last I'm saving money going forward. My plan isn't as generous as some. A lot of you have copays that are $200 or less so you'll get PrEP for free. That's a price you can't beat! There's no excuse for not taking it if it's free...

I'm seeing other videos with someone named Jeremy Rockwood... http://vod.rawtop.com/dispatcher/starDetail?locale=en&starId=84307&theaterId=54013&genreId=102 Not 100% sure if it's the same guy, but check them out.

OK guys - please mention the member names that are doing this. I'll ban them. And please be on the look out for similar scams. And actually, if the site you gave money to is reputable, I may have a relationship with the sponsor and may be able to get some or all of your money back (some = minus transaction fees). What I'll need is the full URL that he told you to go to. It will have his affiliate code embedded in it that will identify who he is. All of the **datelink.com sites are the same sponsor. The guy is getting $50 every time you signup. It's not in the best interest of the sponsor, so they may be willing to terminate his account since if they're paying him $50 and you're paying out $30 then it's a bad deal for them. Unfortunately, I don't have a track record with that sponsor, but I'll try In the meantime consider anyone like this a scam - he's scamming you and the site owner.

That video is from Factory Videos, so you'll probably find more of him over at DudesRaw.com since that's the paysite for Factory Videos.

While I'm probably not going to permanently ban a member on the word of one other person, I will if a few of you with good reputations feel it's appropriate.

What browser are you using? Does doing the steps I outlined above fix the problem?

There is nothing personally identifiable in your profile. You do have a picture album, but that's something you can delete if you want to and the pictures are only visible to logged in members.

Quit and relaunch your web browser. If the problem continues, restart your computer. If it still is a problem post sample URLs here and we'll look into it further.

Good news is that it's just as treatable.

Settings (upper right corner) -> Edit profile

I own the site. I've approved it. If you have an issue with it, then don't participate.

Just an update… I've been working on coding for geolocation for a few days now (big learning curve for me in a number of different ways). I hope to have something working as a very rough alpha early next week.

Neither. AFAIK they both suck. Go to Philly or Providence for your first bathhouse experience - you'll have more fun.

As others have stated… 1) Once you start barebacking with a boyfriend you won't want to go back to condoms and you'll want bareback when you have sex with other guys. 2) 95%+ of men are not monogamous by nature. You or your boyfriend will have sex outside your "monogamous" relationship. Maybe not right away, but eventually. (See point one). If you're the type who likes the safety of condoms - then use them every time - even with your boyfriend.

This site is not a "private meeting space" - it's a public website. Certain areas are members only, but membership is free to anyone. You have no expectation of privacy here - that's why people use pseudonyms. Academic research is not the equivalent of reality TV shows. I dropped out of a PhD program in sociology many years ago. I've seen what real research is like and I'm qualified to judge whether people are for real. A flashlight in the backroom is not a good analogy. A better one is not being called a pervert as you walk down the street. Would you like fewer laws restricting the sexual activity of consenting adults? (We have no decent bathhouses in NYC thanks to laws like that). Do you want there to be a defense against the anti-bareback laws that are being passed in California? You need respected researchers to do the studies and then stand up and be counted. Their opinion carries a lot more weight than your opinion or mine. It's a good thing when people like that really understand our community.

According to the age you entered when you registered, you're roughly 31. That's old enough to be on the site.

Yes, this guy is legit. I've seen quite a bit of his documentation. He's a PhD candidate and will be working with faculty advisers on the research. His research has passed, and will continue to be subject to the "human subjects review" policies at his university. Those policies are actually stricter than I'd like - I wanted his research to mention the name of the site, but he has to use a pseudonym for the site. But beyond that, his approach to our community is one which is generally sympathetic. There was another PhD candidate who finished his study a few months ago. I saw the final paper and it was pretty good. Among other things, his paper refuted the claims by some researchers that bug chasing is simply a form of self-harm. And there's an advanced undergrad from The University of Chicago who will be starting research soon as well. Normally I wouldn't allow undergrads on the site to do research, but what he's doing is proper research, not just a class paper - he has a faculty adviser overseeing his work, he's passed human subjects review, etc. Ultimately when serious researchers come onto the site we're understood in a more realistic, sympathetic light. Instead of being seen as freaks we're seen as regular people with regular issues. That eventually trickles down to how your doctors treat you when you go in for STD tests, etc. So research is a good thing. That said, I've learned my lesson and journalists are generally not allowed on the site. Journalists are looking for sensationalist headlines - that's not what we need.

Guys, I know I've sorta neglected the idea of Cumdump Network since initially starting this thread, but it will come as I set up GeoLocation services for Breeding Zone and a hookup site I want to set up. In the process I'll set up CumdumpNetwork.com as a separate, but integrated site. More details here: https://breeding.zone/threads/23291-GeoLocation-WILL-be-coming-to-Breeding-Zone

Thanks for explaining the one "completely wrong" result in the poll. You are indeed an exception. How is satellite even possible? Isn't it a 4 second round trip for every item requested? I always heard they combined satellite with a dial-up or ISDN so you'd make your requests via the phone line (since the request is small) and then get the return files via satellite (since satellite can have massive bandwidth). The techie in me doesn't understand the physics of your internet connection

One other person (on an Android) had the shifting problem - it seems to shift the width of the logo. For them it only happened on the home page - not other pages. It's not happening on my iPhone, and I can't replicate it on my old Android Galaxy Tab. So not sure how to fix it. I'll investigate adding a recent posts page to the mobile site like there is on the main site.

At first I thought I'd turn Breeding Zone into more of a hookup site. Then I decided this site has too narrow a focus, so I decided to start a hookup site. Well, the software I'm going to use for the hookup site comes from the straight world - so it's not as good as it needs to be with finding hookups that are close to you. So that means I need to develop GeoLocation capabilities, so I figured I'd experiment here before getting into the hookup site. Here's my approach. Let me know what you think of it... There will be two GeoLocation interfaces: A distance away view (similar to Grindr, Scruff, etc) A map (similar to what we've had on here in the past - only much better) The accuracy of the GeoLocation will depend on a few factors. (If you don't like technical details - skip this section). If you're logged in and a new IP address is detected (or I feel like I need to reconfirm the position of your IP address), then I'll have your browser request permission to have your position, and if you say OK, I'll have a pretty accurate position for you. This works best on mobile devices that have GPS, but it's often just as accurate on desktop computers. To see this in action check out this example. If members see problems with the position generated, they'll have the option to manually enter an address or intersection and appear there. This will be handy if they want to obscure their location or if they want to appear in a location before they arrive there (e.g. when they're about to go on vacation). But only logged in members will have this option and other people seeing it will know that it's either obscured or a future location. If you're not logged in or if you say 'no' when asked to share your location, then I'll have to fall back to a less accurate location. If I've seen your IP address before and someone has given me a precise location for the IP, then I'll use that. That's a bit of a crap-shoot though. If you're on a cell phone an IP address could be used by just about anyone anywhere in your city. As I see an IP address over and over I'll get a sense how much I can trust the data I have on that IP address. Otherwise I'll look up the IP in a geolocation database. I was thinking of using a paid service to have more accurate results, but I just tried and it was 4 miles off from using my desktop and home network and about 15 miles off when using my iPhone and the AT&T network. Results like that aren't worth paying for, so I'll use the free version of the geoIP database. What all of that means in practical terms is… I'll have really accurate positioning for members who share their locations. I'll have pretty accurate positioning for people in places like coffee shops and offices once some member shares their location from that IP. Positioning for everyone else is a bit of a crap shoot - it'll probably be in the right city. We'll be lucky if it's more accurate than that. In terms of features and potential issues… When you're in distance view or map view you'll be able to exclude people with imprecise locations. Logged in members will be able to exclude themselves from map view entirely if they want. Logged in members will be able to obscure their location on map view by moving their pin slightly - a few blocks in cities, a few miles outside of cities. Users who have not logged in will not be able to see member details - just the fact that someone is there (unless the member specifically enables public viewing). Users who have not logged in cannot hide themselves from the map view. If you're a lurker this may be an issue for you. However, I'll try to make that preference persist after logout. There will be the ability to see "ghosts" / people who've been somewhere in the past. In other words you can set the period of time in the past that you want to see - it won't just be active users (though that will be the default). There will be the ability to see users on my other sites. For example, if you log into Raunchy Fuckers you'll be visible on Breeding Zone - which makes sense since it's the same user name and password. But I'll also have the ability to show users between other sites - say Breeding Zone and the hookup site (once it's off the ground). You'll be able to set a status and a note that will be visible. Everything from "not looking" to a phone number to something like "Blindfolded cumdump taking loads now - Room 312, Warm Sands Motel". Clearly you need to take your personal safety into consideration when leaving notes in the system. This means that this is the solution for "The Cumdump Network". One other important change that's coming is that the location field on here will be mandatory going forward. If you don't fill it in I'll look up your city name and enter it as a default value. In terms of timing of the rollout - I expect it to take me at least a month to even have anything to test. So if we're lucky there may be a working system just after the new year. I'll experiment first with CumdumpNetwork.com and a test page on here that will only affect people who seek it out and go to it. Let me know your thoughts and any concerns you have about my approach.