Topic: [ANN][🔥PRE - ICO OPEN🔥] LUST: DECENTRALIZED SEX MARKETPLACE WITH ESCROW! - page 35. (Read 91728 times)
August 27, 2017, 08:37:48 PM
issues of advertising and promotion are the tasks of developers, do not take their work
August 27, 2017, 08:25:33 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
India is not a third world country. Maybe, only some regions are remote from the Internet, but in general this is a modern country. Girls there can very well use Lust
Nevertheless, how do you break the established order of things?
I would start advertising this resource. In any case, the goal of Lust is improving the safety of sexual services, so it would be foolish not to try to introduce an app wherever it is possible
Advertising Lust - this is another point that I do not imagine myself
Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, large advertising platforms, maybe media publications
It seems to me that in social networks it is impossible to place such advertising
August 27, 2017, 08:14:16 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
India is not a third world country. Maybe, only some regions are remote from the Internet, but in general this is a modern country. Girls there can very well use Lust
Nevertheless, how do you break the established order of things?
I would start advertising this resource. In any case, the goal of Lust is improving the safety of sexual services, so it would be foolish not to try to introduce an app wherever it is possible
Advertising Lust - this is another point that I do not imagine myself
Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, large advertising platforms, maybe media publications
August 27, 2017, 08:03:14 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
India is not a third world country. Maybe, only some regions are remote from the Internet, but in general this is a modern country. Girls there can very well use Lust
Nevertheless, how do you break the established order of things?
I would start advertising this resource. In any case, the goal of Lust is improving the safety of sexual services, so it would be foolish not to try to introduce an app wherever it is possible
Advertising Lust - this is another point that I do not imagine myself
August 27, 2017, 08:02:17 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
India is not a third world country. Maybe, only some regions are remote from the Internet, but in general this is a modern country. Girls there can very well use Lust
Nevertheless, how do you break the established order of things?
I would start advertising this resource. In any case, the goal of Lust is improving the safety of sexual services, so it would be foolish not to try to introduce an app wherever it is possible
Now the question is not to spread the application wherever possible, but to find the countries where it will be needed
USA, China, Russia, Thailand, European countries. Should I continue the list?
August 27, 2017, 08:01:08 PM
By the way, prostitutes have already started using bitcoins. While you argue about whether it is worth using Lust, girls are already ready to apply it.
I also read about it somewhere, but it seems to me that these are just rumors
No, it's a fact. Just girls can not pay for advertising on some sites with the help of VISA or MasterCard.
Is there any proof for this?
August 27, 2017, 07:58:55 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
India is not a third world country. Maybe, only some regions are remote from the Internet, but in general this is a modern country. Girls there can very well use Lust
Nevertheless, how do you break the established order of things?
I would start advertising this resource. In any case, the goal of Lust is improving the safety of sexual services, so it would be foolish not to try to introduce an app wherever it is possible
Now the question is not to spread the application wherever possible, but to find the countries where it will be needed
August 27, 2017, 07:57:55 PM
By the way, prostitutes have already started using bitcoins. While you argue about whether it is worth using Lust, girls are already ready to apply it.
I also read about it somewhere, but it seems to me that these are just rumors
No, it's a fact. Just girls can not pay for advertising on some sites with the help of VISA or MasterCard.
August 27, 2017, 07:55:14 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
India is not a third world country. Maybe, only some regions are remote from the Internet, but in general this is a modern country. Girls there can very well use Lust
Nevertheless, how do you break the established order of things?
I would start advertising this resource. In any case, the goal of Lust is improving the safety of sexual services, so it would be foolish not to try to introduce an app wherever it is possible
August 27, 2017, 07:53:19 PM
By the way, prostitutes have already started using bitcoins. While you argue about whether it is worth using Lust, girls are already ready to apply it.
I also read about it somewhere, but it seems to me that these are just rumors
August 27, 2017, 07:52:37 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
India is not a third world country. Maybe, only some regions are remote from the Internet, but in general this is a modern country. Girls there can very well use Lust
Nevertheless, how do you break the established order of things?
August 27, 2017, 07:51:52 PM
By the way, prostitutes have already started using bitcoins. While you argue about whether it is worth using Lust, girls are already ready to apply it.
August 27, 2017, 07:26:56 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
India is not a third world country. Maybe, only some regions are remote from the Internet, but in general this is a modern country. Girls there can very well use Lust
August 27, 2017, 07:25:25 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
This can be not only in third world countries.
August 27, 2017, 07:23:42 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
I do not doubt this, but there are many similar sites. Of course, they are not decentralized, but the girls are already accustomed to them.
As the great ones used to say, habit is the second nature. But this does not mean that the usual order of things can not be changed. In this case, we would have lived in the Stone Age
This is a very lengthy statement, not entirely relevant to the subject of conversation
I mean, it's more convenient to use the fruits of progress than indulge in habits. In short, the more modern the product, the better it is to use it
August 27, 2017, 07:20:21 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
I do not doubt this, but there are many similar sites. Of course, they are not decentralized, but the girls are already accustomed to them.
As the great ones used to say, habit is the second nature. But this does not mean that the usual order of things can not be changed. In this case, we would have lived in the Stone Age
This is a very lengthy statement, not entirely relevant to the subject of conversation
August 27, 2017, 07:19:36 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
I do not doubt this, but there are many similar sites. Of course, they are not decentralized, but the girls are already accustomed to them.
As the great ones used to say, habit is the second nature. But this does not mean that the usual order of things can not be changed. In this case, we would have lived in the Stone Age
August 27, 2017, 07:18:05 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
I do not doubt this, but there are many similar sites. Of course, they are not decentralized, but the girls are already accustomed to them.
Progress still outweighs. So it was with CD and Blue-ray, so it will be with usual sites
August 27, 2017, 07:15:29 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
By the way, this is a controversial issue. For example, somewhere in India, Pakistan or Mexico, not all girls have access to a computer, so it is more convenient for them to engage in street prostitution
August 27, 2017, 07:13:46 PM
I raise questions about popularization of the product. Why do girls generally move to such a platform, when they themselves do well?
I think that Lust is much more convenient than selling sex on the street
I do not doubt this, but there are many similar sites. Of course, they are not decentralized, but the girls are already accustomed to them.
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