Yiff.party is down or gone?

Steveen26

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Nov 18, 2020
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This site is focused on pornographic content. You probably won't find much help with that here.
absolutely true
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kemono party has very outdated content of 4-6 months :mad:
It has a 522 error and a patreon update cannot be requested because the "request update" button does not work 404 error :mad:
 
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Hexen_Reaper

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Jul 13, 2019
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Does anyone know anywhere else to Get Patreon content for Virt-A-Mate now? yiff.party was my number 1 go to for getting around all this paid content for VAM.
 

Mαlice

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I just found it a little odd how so many people were using it and a lot mentioning they are willing to help donate yet how little money seemed to have been added to the donation goal for the entire month. Realistically if you count the amount of people that could of been supporting the website with a minimal estimate of say $5 each, the donation goal should have easily been met with extra to spare for the next time.
 

whatever4096

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I just found it a little odd how so many people were using it and a lot mentioning they are willing to help donate yet how little money seemed to have been added to the donation goal for the entire month. Realistically if you count the amount of people that could of been supporting the website with a minimal estimate of say $5 each, the donation goal should have easily been met with extra to spare for the next time.
Money wasn't the issue. The owner said so themselves. The owner apparently just "got tired of running it." Conveniently, that was after receiving over a thousand dollars in crypto donations. Also, the donation goal was updated manually, so who knows how much was actually donated.
 
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Money wasn't the issue. The owner said so themselves. The owner apparently just "got tired of running it." Conveniently, that was after receiving over a thousand dollars in crypto donations. Also, the donation goal was updated manually, so who knows how much was actually donated.
My point exactly you can only wonder how much "Extra" he got in all those ransoms over all that time and i wont be suprised if it comes back up or smth after some time when the piggybank goes empty but then again one can only speculate and guess if its true or not .-.
 

Mαlice

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Jun 10, 2018
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Money wasn't the issue. The owner said so themselves. The owner apparently just "got tired of running it." Conveniently, that was after receiving over a thousand dollars in crypto donations. Also, the donation goal was updated manually, so who knows how much was actually donated.
My point exactly you can only wonder how much "Extra" he got in all those ransoms over all that time and i wont be suprised if it comes back up or smth after some time when the piggybank goes empty but then again one can only speculate and guess if its true or not .-.
Yup. It was made out "Money" was the issue all previous times and the only time this changed is when the sudden "I have got tired of it" came out of nowhere quite fast. I noticed on a couple of occasions the donations were not even half full on the last day to be able to help towards it and it suddenly always leaped up to the needed goal right before the end, so he had plenty of money backed up, he just did not want to pay for the costs himself and only done so on the absolutely desperate of times when the website was about to go down. From there you can summarise he had to do it more and more and decided to close it all down as it was costing him what he gathered in donations, instead of him earning from it, which he wanted to keep for himself.
 

whatever4096

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Yup. It was made out "Money" was the issue all previous times and the only time this changed is when the sudden "I have got tired of it" came out of nowhere quite fast. I noticed on a couple of occasions the donations were not even half full on the last day to be able to help towards it and it suddenly always leaped up to the needed goal right before the end, so he had plenty of money backed up, he just did not want to pay for the costs himself and only done so on the absolutely desperate of times when the website was about to go down. From there you can summarise he had to do it more and more and decided to close it all down as it was costing him what he gathered in donations, instead of him earning from it, which he wanted to keep for himself.
That's the risk taken though. Even if you knew the owner's personal information, what are you going to do, take legal action against the one that was helping you illicitly access content?