Read it for yourself from start to finish, and view others comments at complaint about this company. Then you decide if they plan on using your id to scam and steal. Lets face it a legit company would not respond in this manner, as shown by their response to my saying no and telling them I was going to warn others. Funny how they want to stay within the law when they are breaking it by sending out spam mail, guess that would be my first clue. Here's what went down as follows:
[email protected] wrote:
Hello,
We're sorry but we cannot accept the photo you recently uploaded to LeathermensDungeon.com because United States Federal Requirements for recordkeeping under the Child Protection Laws require us to have a photo ID on file for any picture that shows sexually explicit content.
Here's what you can do:
You can go to the My Settings and Stuff section and upload a scanned copy of your Photo ID. This will enable you to upload any image you wish, and access parts of the site that contain sexually explicit content. You can also reach this area by going directly to http://www.leathermensdungeon.com/uploadphotoid. Cfm
You may also try uploading a different image of yourself that falls outside of the governments description of sexually explicit content.
We're sorry for any inconvenience.
The staff at LeathermensDungeon.com
Gary Niederhelman
IronClad Media
On 6/10/06 11:08 AM, "redd butthook" wrote:
Thanks but no thanks, remove me from membership. I will not send a copy of my photo id to some website that I have no idea who owns or where in the world it is ran from. Only a FOOL would submit personal information such as you have requested, in a day and age when an individuals identification can be stolen and their information used for scams around the world. Further, I am going to take the initiative to post a warning in all the gay areas of my community warning people off from using your site. It is not the content of my submitted photo being rejected that has brought this about, but rather the red flag that was sent up when you requested my photo identification. I have posted much more explicit photos in many web groups and have never been asked for photo identification. Your request may be legitimate but it smells sour in my opinion, based on all my experiences prior to wanting to join your site. Check out the adult sites on Yahoo, Squirt, and many others. Do you really think that several million people have submitted their photo identification to these groups in order to submit photos? Think again the paperwork and backlash would be overwhelming.
Good luck your site is doomed for failure, Oh and by the way, I heard of your group through the unsolicited spam mail I received, which by the way is against the law to send out in the United States. Perhaps I should send a copy of your spam mail which I kept to my states Attorney General, along with this piece of mail showing your request for identification. Spam mail id request sounds like a scam, smells like a scam, must be a?
Regards.
LeatherJeep wrote:
Blah blah blah b*. We've been running this site for ten years, the longest running leathermens site on the web, and real men know us, and believe me, trust us with the data REQUIRED by the federal government so you can show your pathetic a* and cock to the world without having to buy it dinner first. Of course if you weren't some scumbag using the internet for free porn you wouldn't have had such a tragic history cluttered with scams.
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