Machinima or Vultra?

shandaman

shandaman

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Hey guys, I have a channel (not the one in my sig) that has nearly 10,000 subs and gets about 60,000 views a month.

I have been offered partnership with Machinima and Vultra.

What should I choose and why?
 
shandaman said:
Hey guys, I have a channel (not the one in my sig) that has nearly 10,000 subs and gets about 60,000 views a month.

I have been offered partnership with Machinima and Vultra.

What should I choose and why?
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I hear bad stuff about Machinima all of the time and I don't know much about Vultra so I can't really help much other than that I hear not so good stuff about Machinima a lot :p
 
I have been accepted to all I have applied to.

But Machinima is the biggest. Im just not sure what the perks are for each and they dont really say.
 
Definitely Vultra, Machinima seems to be going down hill these days... partners not getting paid, losing many many views and rumors of bankruptcy.
Last I heard, Machinima's lock-in contract is 2-5 years, so if you're not happy with their services, you're pretty much stuck.
Also Vultra has a promotion program similar to Fullscreen's Gorrila program. I'm not sure whether they offer high CPMs with that so I recommend you PM Shane.vultra on here and ask for some advice ^_^
 
Jazzy said:
Definitely Vultra, Machinima seems to be going down hill these days... partners not getting paid, losing many many views and rumors of bankruptcy.
Last I heard, Machinima's lock-in contract is 2-5 years, so if you'e not happy with their services, you're pretty much stuck.
Also Vultra has a promotion program similar to Fullscreen's Gorrila program. I'm not sure whether they offer high CPMs with that so I recommend you PM Shane.vultra on here and ask for some advice ^_^
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Your entire post is based off second hand information, Machinama has paid there partners and explained they had some technical problems, they offer different length contracts to different people, and there is absolutely no proof that they are going bankrupt.

The fact is that Vulra hasn’t been around that long, locks people into 3 year contracts, and has outrageously high cpm's that other networks can't match. There is something fishy going on with Vultra.
 
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