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Apologies, a technical issue meant that coins were not applied to subscriber accounts between the 25th May and the 2nd June. We are working to resolve this and all affected accounts will be credited with the $20 very soon.
 
Is it just me or did yummy plus just repost the Ian Calvo Gold Coast video that I previously paid for but have now lost from my purchased list and I’d now have to pay $60 again to get? Crazy. They really need to sort out their accounting systems on the website as how do I prove I bought it? Not good enough Yummy.
Doesn't their system email you a receipt/confirmation? Then there is always your credit card statement, which has a purchase date.
 
Apologies, a technical issue meant that coins were not applied to subscriber accounts between the 25th May and the 2nd June. We are working to resolve this and all affected accounts will be credited with the $20 very soon.
That's a reason more to doubt about your services and about the threatens you make to your innocent customers. If your technical system is not on point, your technical system can accuse anyone of having leaked content, while the concerned customer is innocent. Yummy faced a lot of technical problems in the past. It makes I've unsubscrid to your services, cause I do not want to be falsely / wrongly accused. Companies have the right to change their terms, but, there's a big but, this should be in line with national and international regulations and laws, which is not the case.

Instead of threating each of your past, current and new customers, you should only focus on clients who do not respect your material and take action against them.

Yummy Magazine should be fun, should be relaxing, a world without of sorrows, a world of escapism, which is not longer the case. Instead, Yummy created a world of stress, fear and bad feelings.

Thanks for your understanding.
 
Apologies, a technical issue meant that coins were not applied to subscriber accounts between the 25th May and the 2nd June. We are working to resolve this and all affected accounts will be credited with the $20 very soon.
Once again why is it no longer 25 coins?
 
Before i cancel my subscription, I’ll make my last purchase with my coins. Can anyone tell me if Jeremi Joubert’s and Luis Caparro’s videos are worth it? And if so, which video of them is the best?
 
please forgive my possibly dumb or repetitive question but, before i buy it, does the jake boffman issue of yummy magazine actually contain him doing frontal nudity or no?
 
Yummy works with a third-party technology provider that develops and maintains our platform infrastructure. As one of their largest clients, we have worked closely with them to continuously improve the security of the platform, particularly in response to multiple attempts to leak copyrighted content.

Our system is capable of monitoring and recording user activity within the platform, including attempts to circumvent video protections or interfere with security measures. In cases where content has been distributed outside the platform, those responsible have been identified through our security and forensic systems.

As part of a major security upgrade implemented by our technology partner, some users experienced delays in receiving their coins during the transition period. This was a temporary issue, and all affected users will receive the coins they are entitled to. The matter is currently being resolved.

The recent upgrades have significantly strengthened our anti-piracy and content protection systems. Alongside these technical improvements, the platform's Terms and Conditions have been updated to reflect the enhanced security framework and current operational requirements.

We want to be absolutely clear that we would never make false accusations against any user. Consumer protection regulations are very strict, and we take our responsibilities seriously. Our primary objective is to protect the work of our models, photographers, agencies, and all the talented individuals who contribute to the platform. Without effective protection of their intellectual property and rights, the platform would simply not be sustainable.

Beyond these security improvements, we are continuously investing in the development of the platform to enhance the overall user experience. Our goal is not only to protect the talent who make the platform possible, but also to ensure that the platform becomes increasingly intuitive, efficient, and engaging for our members.

We are constantly introducing improvements, refining existing features, and exploring new ways to make the experience more rewarding for our users. As the platform continues to grow, our commitment remains the same: to provide a secure, high-quality environment that benefits both our talent and our community.

We are extremely pleased with the work our developers have done and believe we now have one of the strongest security systems ever implemented on the platform.

It is also important to remember that Yummy has always been, first and foremost, a publishing company built around its printed products. Our beautiful books, magazines, calendars and collector's editions are, and will always remain, the heart of what we do. While we are proud of the growth and development of Yummy Plus, it is ultimately a complementary extension of our publishing business rather than its foundation. Even in the unlikely event that every single subscriber decided to leave the platform tomorrow, our core business would continue to be our printed publications, and they will remain our primary focus with or without Yummy Plus.

Thank you
 
Yummy works with a third-party technology provider that develops and maintains our platform infrastructure. As one of their largest clients, we have worked closely with them to continuously improve the security of the platform, particularly in response to multiple attempts to leak copyrighted content.

Our system is capable of monitoring and recording user activity within the platform, including attempts to circumvent video protections or interfere with security measures. In cases where content has been distributed outside the platform, those responsible have been identified through our security and forensic systems.

As part of a major security upgrade implemented by our technology partner, some users experienced delays in receiving their coins during the transition period. This was a temporary issue, and all affected users will receive the coins they are entitled to. The matter is currently being resolved.

The recent upgrades have significantly strengthened our anti-piracy and content protection systems. Alongside these technical improvements, the platform's Terms and Conditions have been updated to reflect the enhanced security framework and current operational requirements.

We want to be absolutely clear that we would never make false accusations against any user. Consumer protection regulations are very strict, and we take our responsibilities seriously. Our primary objective is to protect the work of our models, photographers, agencies, and all the talented individuals who contribute to the platform. Without effective protection of their intellectual property and rights, the platform would simply not be sustainable.

Beyond these security improvements, we are continuously investing in the development of the platform to enhance the overall user experience. Our goal is not only to protect the talent who make the platform possible, but also to ensure that the platform becomes increasingly intuitive, efficient, and engaging for our members.

We are constantly introducing improvements, refining existing features, and exploring new ways to make the experience more rewarding for our users. As the platform continues to grow, our commitment remains the same: to provide a secure, high-quality environment that benefits both our talent and our community.

We are extremely pleased with the work our developers have done and believe we now have one of the strongest security systems ever implemented on the platform.

It is also important to remember that Yummy has always been, first and foremost, a publishing company built around its printed products. Our beautiful books, magazines, calendars and collector's editions are, and will always remain, the heart of what we do. While we are proud of the growth and development of Yummy Plus, it is ultimately a complementary extension of our publishing business rather than its foundation. Even in the unlikely event that every single subscriber decided to leave the platform tomorrow, our core business would continue to be our printed publications, and they will remain our primary focus with or without Yummy Plus.

Thank you
I would like you to tell me how you are going to refund people who do not accept new terms. Because people paid for exclusive content.
 
please forgive my possibly dumb or repetitive question but, before i buy it, does the jake boffman issue of yummy magazine actually contain him doing frontal nudity or no?
His dick is always at least partially covered. Sorry. Though Yummy 10 is still among my favorites.
 
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Yummy works with a third-party technology provider that develops and maintains our platform infrastructure. As one of their largest clients, we have worked closely with them to continuously improve the security of the platform, particularly in response to multiple attempts to leak copyrighted content.

Our system is capable of monitoring and recording user activity within the platform, including attempts to circumvent video protections or interfere with security measures. In cases where content has been distributed outside the platform, those responsible have been identified through our security and forensic systems.

As part of a major security upgrade implemented by our technology partner, some users experienced delays in receiving their coins during the transition period. This was a temporary issue, and all affected users will receive the coins they are entitled to. The matter is currently being resolved.

The recent upgrades have significantly strengthened our anti-piracy and content protection systems. Alongside these technical improvements, the platform's Terms and Conditions have been updated to reflect the enhanced security framework and current operational requirements.

We want to be absolutely clear that we would never make false accusations against any user. Consumer protection regulations are very strict, and we take our responsibilities seriously. Our primary objective is to protect the work of our models, photographers, agencies, and all the talented individuals who contribute to the platform. Without effective protection of their intellectual property and rights, the platform would simply not be sustainable.

Beyond these security improvements, we are continuously investing in the development of the platform to enhance the overall user experience. Our goal is not only to protect the talent who make the platform possible, but also to ensure that the platform becomes increasingly intuitive, efficient, and engaging for our members.

We are constantly introducing improvements, refining existing features, and exploring new ways to make the experience more rewarding for our users. As the platform continues to grow, our commitment remains the same: to provide a secure, high-quality environment that benefits both our talent and our community.

We are extremely pleased with the work our developers have done and believe we now have one of the strongest security systems ever implemented on the platform.

It is also important to remember that Yummy has always been, first and foremost, a publishing company built around its printed products. Our beautiful books, magazines, calendars and collector's editions are, and will always remain, the heart of what we do. While we are proud of the growth and development of Yummy Plus, it is ultimately a complementary extension of our publishing business rather than its foundation. Even in the unlikely event that every single subscriber decided to leave the platform tomorrow, our core business would continue to be our printed publications, and they will remain our primary focus with or without Yummy Plus.

Thank you
Basically, you’re saying that you don’t care if you lose all of your customers and if Yummy Plus shuts down, because your main business and revenue come from print anyway. That’s quite a bold statement to make, actually.

Ive always defended you, and I do understand the reasons behind the updates, but perhaps your digital customers should be just as important as your print customers.

Anyway, thank you for taking the time to explain everything and for going into detail. I appreciate the clarification, even if I don’t necessarily agree with all of it.
 
Yummy works with a third-party technology provider that develops and maintains our platform infrastructure. As one of their largest clients, we have worked closely with them to continuously improve the security of the platform, particularly in response to multiple attempts to leak copyrighted content.

Our system is capable of monitoring and recording user activity within the platform, including attempts to circumvent video protections or interfere with security measures. In cases where content has been distributed outside the platform, those responsible have been identified through our security and forensic systems.

As part of a major security upgrade implemented by our technology partner, some users experienced delays in receiving their coins during the transition period. This was a temporary issue, and all affected users will receive the coins they are entitled to. The matter is currently being resolved.

The recent upgrades have significantly strengthened our anti-piracy and content protection systems. Alongside these technical improvements, the platform's Terms and Conditions have been updated to reflect the enhanced security framework and current operational requirements.

We want to be absolutely clear that we would never make false accusations against any user. Consumer protection regulations are very strict, and we take our responsibilities seriously. Our primary objective is to protect the work of our models, photographers, agencies, and all the talented individuals who contribute to the platform. Without effective protection of their intellectual property and rights, the platform would simply not be sustainable.

Beyond these security improvements, we are continuously investing in the development of the platform to enhance the overall user experience. Our goal is not only to protect the talent who make the platform possible, but also to ensure that the platform becomes increasingly intuitive, efficient, and engaging for our members.

We are constantly introducing improvements, refining existing features, and exploring new ways to make the experience more rewarding for our users. As the platform continues to grow, our commitment remains the same: to provide a secure, high-quality environment that benefits both our talent and our community.

We are extremely pleased with the work our developers have done and believe we now have one of the strongest security systems ever implemented on the platform.

It is also important to remember that Yummy has always been, first and foremost, a publishing company built around its printed products. Our beautiful books, magazines, calendars and collector's editions are, and will always remain, the heart of what we do. While we are proud of the growth and development of Yummy Plus, it is ultimately a complementary extension of our publishing business rather than its foundation. Even in the unlikely event that every single subscriber decided to leave the platform tomorrow, our core business would continue to be our printed publications, and they will remain our primary focus with or without Yummy Plus.

Thank you
I don't think essentially saying "Yeah you can quit Yummy+ tomorrow we don't really care" is the way to go about this. @Yummyzine You are a customer service at the end of the day and I don't think making your customers feel unimportant is a very good business model for any business.

Also @Yummyzine you have become lazy as hell. You use the same locations and with the same photographers who make the models do the same exact poses. Your videos have become formulaic. Invest in different photographers who can bring something fresh to your platform, these days it's even hard to distinguish between the various issues cause they all look the same
 
I don't think essentially saying "Yeah you can quit Yummy+ tomorrow we don't really care" is the way to go about this. @Yummyzine You are a customer service at the end of the day and I don't think making your customers feel unimportant is a very good business model for any business.
The chat bot they had write that response (or at least most of it) really failed to nail the nuance there. I can think of a few ways of spinning that "print is our core business" thing that don't land nearly so poorly.

I mean, if they're going to spew out such verbose responses from chat bots without reading them over and applying their own critical thinking, they can at least red-team their communications with a different chat bot.

I will say that my personal communications with their team have shown them all to be decent and personable. But they really don't know how to function together as a small business. Not that running a small business is easy, especially one involving creatives. (Been there, done that!) But they still need to get their shit together, even for the print magazine to remain afloat.
Also @Yummyzine you have become lazy as hell. You use the same locations and with the same photographers who make the models do the same exact poses. Your videos have become formulaic. Invest in different photographers who can bring something fresh to your platform, these days it's even hard to distinguish between the various issues cause they all look the same
And recently Smiggi even figured out how to make some of his shoots indistinguishable from Sasha's!
 
The chat bot they had write that response (or at least most of it) really failed to nail the nuance there. I can think of a few ways of spinning that "print is our core business" thing that don't land nearly so poorly.

I mean, if they're going to spew out such verbose responses from chat bots without reading them over and applying their own critical thinking, they can at least red-team their communications with a different chat bot.

I will say that my personal communications with their team have shown them all to be decent and personable. But they really don't know how to function together as a small business. Not that running a small business is easy, especially one involving creatives. (Been there, done that!) But they still need to get their shit together, even for the print magazine to remain afloat.

And recently Smiggi even figured out how to make some of his shoots indistinguishable from Sasha's!
Do you think it’s a chatbot? Sometimes I message them privately here to ask questions about whether they’ve tried to get a particular model or another, and they actually reply in a very kind and detailed way. They explain whether the model said yes or no, which I really appreciate, because some people almost demand certain models, but it’s not easy to get everyone to agree to shoot nudity.

Also, most agencies only allow their models to shoot with Sasha or Smiggi because they probably consider other photographers not experienced or established enough. But I don’t know, maybe it’s a chatbot.
 
Which one of caprros is the best?
I think the latest two are equally good. He seems to get sexier and sexier as the videos progress, so I would go with either one. There’s a scene in the last video where he’s looking at himself in the mirror and he seems to be very hard.

I think Romain’s latest video is somewhat underappreciated. In my opinion, it’s also very good and while Luis is a Spanish kinda reality show guy, Romain is a legit fashion model so that is very interesting for me. Either way you can’t see any of them anywhere else like this…
 
Do you think it’s a chatbot? Sometimes I message them privately here to ask questions about whether they’ve tried to get a particular model or another, and they actually reply in a very kind and detailed way. They explain whether the model said yes or no, which I really appreciate, because some people almost demand certain models, but it’s not easy to get everyone to agree to shoot nudity.

Also, most agencies only allow their models to shoot with Sasha or Smiggi because they probably consider other photographers not experienced or established enough. But I don’t know, maybe it’s a chatbot.
Let me be clearer then. I think that particular response that they posted was crafted largely by a chatbot (Claude, GPT, Gemini, etc.), and the AI detectors all agree. I know there are real people running the company. I too have talked with them. They're real and seem like fine people. But that message struck a number of people as not real, and that's not so fine.
 
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I don't think essentially saying "Yeah you can quit Yummy+ tomorrow we don't really care" is the way to go about this. @Yummyzine You are a customer service at the end of the day and I don't think making your customers feel unimportant is a very good business model for any business.

Also @Yummyzine you have become lazy as hell. You use the same locations and with the same photographers who make the models do the same exact poses. Your videos have become formulaic. Invest in different photographers who can bring something fresh to your platform, these days it's even hard to distinguish between the various issues cause they all look the same

The reason why they almost always use the same photographer is very [redacted].


Allegedly. For entertainment purposes only.
 
Do you think it’s a chatbot? Sometimes I message them privately here to ask questions about whether they’ve tried to get a particular model or another, and they actually reply in a very kind and detailed way. They explain whether the model said yes or no, which I really appreciate, because some people almost demand certain models, but it’s not easy to get everyone to agree to shoot nudity.

Also, most agencies only allow their models to shoot with Sasha or Smiggi because they probably consider other photographers not experienced or established enough. But I don’t know, maybe it’s a chatbot.
If you look at the earlier Yummy issues (which had more prominent models) they used to shoot with between 10 to 12 photographers. These days it's just the 2, Smiggi sorta tries sometimes. But Sasha is just rerinsing the same concept over and over, he couldn't be bothered less to try a new creative muscle.

Also a lot of their 'models' these days are Onlyfans models and unknown Instagram gym bros who don't even model, I don't think they are making any demands lolll