ok so i'm looking on the bambi blaze site, and i have decided i want to get a membership, however i only want one for a few months as i won't be near my computer for a couple of months after that. so once i get my membership how do i cancel? i can not see the option in the menu, the only thing i can think of is, that i can only cancel in the members area. please can an existing member help me.
Bambi Blaze : Membership
Thu, 12/21/2006 - 18:24
#1
mosherballoon
Bambi Blaze : Membership
Fri, 12/22/2006 - 05:17
#3
Inflate123
Yeah, drop a note on their forums, the folks who run the site are quite helpful.
Traditionally, the membership is done through a third-party billing company, so you might need to go through them. If there are alternatives, only the folks at M&L Productions would truly know.
Fri, 12/22/2006 - 12:25
#4
I had a membership for a month or two then cancelled. Can't remember how I did it, but I do remember it seemed self-explanatory enough.
Fri, 12/22/2006 - 15:26
#5
mosherballoon
well you see i have sent a message to the site but after i send it, it sort of crashes, so i asked here because i didn't know if the message was sent or not.
Fri, 12/22/2006 - 16:40
#6
mosherballoon wrote:
ok so i'm looking on the bambi blaze site, and i have decided i want to get a membership, however i only want one for a few months as i won't be near my computer for a couple of months after that. so once i get my membership how do i cancel? i can not see the option in the menu, the only thing i can think of is, that i can only cancel in the members area. please can an existing member help me.
Hey, if you do sign up and everything, then do you think that you could please kindly upload some vids on like youtube?..
Sat, 12/23/2006 - 00:58
#7
Deven, how about some nice pirated software,too?
Sat, 12/23/2006 - 02:03
#8
*slaps deven*
Sat, 12/23/2006 - 19:03
#9
Quitting is quite simple. They send you a confirmation email and in that email is a link to cancel. They used to use CC Bill but now they got their own company and stuff. Just look at Bambi now, moving up in the world heh.
As for the sites, they are pretty cheap and she does offer a variety now heh, with one devoted to body and the other to breast expansion.
Tue, 12/26/2006 - 22:49
#10
Inflate123
deven872002 wrote:
Hey, if you do sign up and everything, then do you think that you could please kindly upload some vids on like youtube?..
Uh, no Deven, as others have stated. Bambi works hard to provide that content. We're all grateful that LVKane runs this site free of charge, but that's not the norm, and it's not fair (let alone legal) to expect other people to simply give away the content that Bambi charges for. It takes time and effort and the artists in our community, whatever form that art takes, need to be compensated.
Maybe you're not in a position right now to pay for that content--too young, not financially independent, or simply on a tight budget--but when you are more able to pay for it, you will find it well worth the price of admission.
But without the price, there is no admission.
Sat, 12/30/2006 - 05:37
#11
klaeresource wrote:
Deven, how about some nice pirated software,too?
I was just asking a simple question, you guys didnt have to be huge dicks about it just cuz it offended some of you.
At least Inflate123 was mature enough to give a logical ecplanation as to why you shouldnt upload bambis stuff on other websites.
Sat, 12/30/2006 - 09:41
#12
Inflate123
Sorry, we've just been down this "can I have your password to the pay site" road before. Imagine walking into McDonald's and asking for free food because, you know, it smells good and you want some. The cashier says no, so you turn to the customers and ask "Can I have your fries?"
It's a common question that seems pretty obvious to many folks here, which probably explains the beatdown.
Sat, 12/30/2006 - 20:10
#13
I actually know a guy in real life who apparntly knows a lot of people who work at a local mcdonalds and so everytime he walks in there, he usally gets a lot more stuff than he payed for, but thats another subject..
Sat, 12/30/2006 - 22:31
#14
Inflate123
deven872002 wrote:
I actually know a guy in real life who apparntly knows a lot of people who work at a local mcdonalds and so everytime he walks in there, he usally gets a lot more stuff than he payed for, but thats another subject..
Your friend in real life asked the people WHO WORK THERE. You have asked the customers, in this analogy, to give you the food THEY paid for. To follow what little relevance is in your example, you should ask Bambi directly and see if she will give you free videos, just like your friend at the local McDonald's. You don't know until you try!
Perhaps I used the wrong analogy altogether. I'll try again.
- You shouldn't drive into a gas station and expect free gas just because you were running low and/or heard that this brand of gas was really good.
You may not be old enough to drive so maybe this is not the best analogy either.
- You shouldn't knock on a stranger's door and say "Hi, I just moved into the neighborhood. I noticed you have a big DVD collection. Can I have it? It looks really nice, and well, I want it. And you've already seen the movies, so why do you care?"
That, in short, would be wrong. It's not fair. It's not even logical.
Here's your life lesson: It's wrong to expect free stuff in this community, and it's even more wrong to expect free stuff that other people are paying for. Be grateful for the things that people choose to share from this very private part of their lives, and if you want more than what you find for free, you will have to pay to get it.
Is the point made sufficiently clear? If there is any more confusion on this topic, let me know. I will attempt to educate further.
Prolly best to ask bambi about this...