I decided to cut ties with adam4adam.com because, after becoming the most popular member on the site simply by posting the hottest photos and videos almost daily, I found myself using the platform solely for marketing and promotions. This was before I had even paid them a single dollar. After two years, I decided to give them a try and see what would happen if I became a supporting member.

I upgraded to a Pro user account, which allowed me to advertise my business and website without having to resort to the methods that had previously worked perfectly for me. I reviewed the additional features that would come with this upgrade and thought it could definitely benefit me, as well as potentially be a business write-off. The main advantage was that my videos and videos of my business were approved much quicker than those of non-supporting members.

However, what I experienced wasn’t immediately apparent, but rather after a while when it seemed like they had realized that I was making the most of the time I had invested in upgrading. I only stayed for a month because I wanted to give it a try. Midway through, I canceled the automatic recurring billing of approximately $30 per month because I had become increasingly dissatisfied with the fact that it took up to six hours to approve a video. This was completely unacceptable, considering that I operate within a very strict timeframe for getting videos edited and uploaded. I didn’t expect the approval process to be instantaneous, but it started to feel like someone was intentionally taking their time.

I have encountered this behavior with other websites as well, because they realized that I was able to get the most out of what I was paying for, which I would have thought they would be perfectly fine with.
After reading numerous reviews about dissatisfied customers on adam4adam.com, I decided it was time to sever ties with them. It wouldn’t be beneficial for my business to be associated with a company that has such poor reviews. They are accused of facilitating a platform that encourages scamming and false hopes of finding a partner. I’m well-versed in marketing and self-promotion. I’m married and make it abundantly clear to everyone that I’m married. I’m also very transparent about my conversations, so there’s nothing I’ve ever been non-transparent about. However, I can’t be affiliated with websites that facilitate and encourage such behavior. And when they try to take it out on the models who are the only ones keeping him afloat, I have a major problem. I checked out the store and noticed that everything was marked on sale. It’s been like that for probably over a year or two, which is a red flag that indicates the site is struggling.