(13-11-2011 05:05 )mrmann Wrote:  My guess is that they do this on purpose to get your money and to make up for the fact that the calls are down. I could be wrong, but I have a feeling that sometimes they let callers wait and wait, instead of actually answering a call. I believe the term is call stacking, and it might be because they feel they can make more money by having many people wait, as oppose to the women only getting a small number of callers, some of whom might not stay on long enough. Take Ashley for example, as she rarely ever has any calls. Now either this is because she's much duller than she used to be, and people have lost interest, or it's because she's a actually getting a decent amount of calls, but is ignoring them so that she makes more cash from all the people waiting who will never get through.

Sometimes it looks like the women are pretending to be on a call, and sometimes it looks like they have no calls. I think Elite has been accused of this in the past, though I wouldn't put it past any of these channels to do this.

I don't know for sure though, but even if this was illegal, a babe channel could easily get away with it! Nobody is going to risk going to court over 20 pounds lost on a babe channel, and it would be very hard to prove anyway. The channel could always say it was a tech failure, or anything else, and I doubt a judge has any care at all for a babe channel caller.

Either way, the babe channels win, so it's just a risk you take when calling. Also, I'm pretty sure the calls are recorded and listened to by the people, incase of psycho fans, which is a good precaution, but still weird to know that other men are listening to you as well

(13-11-2011 13:36 )eagle_si Wrote:  So in other words you don't know

If I was the person who asked the original question, who should I believe? You, with your guessing and far-fetched, totally groundless, theories, or Rael, who actually calls the channel several times a week and has first-hand experience of a problem being successfully resolved?

(13-11-2011 13:13 )Rael 74 Wrote:  

(13-11-2011 03:59 )GeorgieDarbyLover Wrote:  ... does anyone know if I would be able to get money back or anything, cheers and soo sorry for the long post just abit annoyed how easy 20 pound has gone and I didn't get anything from it

E-mail,

jamie@elitetvonline.​com

Explain your problem, give him the time of call, the number you dialled, duration of connection (approx) & your number.
Worked for me & had a cheque by way of recompense in 5 days.

(13-11-2011 05:05 )mrmann Wrote:  I could be wrong, but I have a feeling that sometimes they let callers wait and wait, instead of actually answering a call. I believe the term is call stacking, and it might be because they feel they can make more money by having many people wait, as oppose to the women only getting a small number of callers, some of whom might not stay on long enough. Take Ashley for example, as she rarely ever has any calls. Now either this is because she's much duller than she used to be, and people have lost interest, or it's because she's a actually getting a decent amount of calls, but is ignoring them so that she makes more cash from all the people waiting who will never get through.

(13-11-2011 05:05 )mrmann Wrote:  Sometimes it looks like the women are pretending to be on a call, and sometimes it looks like they have no calls. I think Elite has been accused of this in the past, though I wouldn't put it past any of these channels to do this.

(13-11-2011 05:05 )mrmann Wrote:  Also, I'm pretty sure the calls are recorded and listened to by the people, incase of psycho fans, which is a good precaution, but still weird to know that other men are listening to you as well

(20-11-2011 17:21 )gazfc Wrote:  Noticed something today when calling, after you press one to speak to the girl, it says something alone the lines of another caller is been put through get ready to listen, then it's says press # for the main menu. After that it says it's putting you through (which it does)

So if you call make sure u stay on the line