Can I apply multiple networks at once?

S

StinkyPuppy

Active Member
Just to make things faster. Let say I want to join Fullscreen, RPM and machinima, can I register all 3 at once and the one who accepts me first i choice? Is that ok to do so?
 
You can, but many networks are putting the contract in the application process. So just note that once you sign the contract you are stuck with that network.

I suggest doing research into the networks instead of joining the first one that accepts you. Many people rush into partnerships and then regret it later.
 
KGATV said:
You can, but many networks are putting the contract in the application process. So just note that once you sign the contract you are stuck with that network.

I suggest doing research into the networks instead of joining the first one that accepts you. Many people rush into partnerships and then regret it later.
Click to expand...
Man, you beat me to it ! lol :D
 
GigFlint said:
Damn KGA jumping on posts like a boss...
Click to expand...


2eed069.gif
 
KGATV said:
You can, but many networks are putting the contract in the application process. So just note that once you sign the contract you are stuck with that network.

I suggest doing research into the networks instead of joining the first one that accepts you. Many people rush into partnerships and then regret it later.
Click to expand...
Honestly only a few do this (Zoomin, AwesomeTV, and a few other smaller ones that I know of)

Additionally while it might legally be binding, they are never gonna come after you and sue you because any network that does that is not going to waste the lawyer $$$ coming after you.[DOUBLEPOST=1372108962,1372108938][/DOUBLEPOST]
StinkyPuppy said:
Just to make things faster. Let say I want to join Fullscreen, RPM and machinima, can I register all 3 at once and the one who accepts me first i choice? Is that ok to do so?
Click to expand...
Yes, it is fine to do so.
 
Flammy said:
Honestly only a few do this (Zoomin, AwesomeTV, and a few other smaller ones that I know of)

Additionally while it might legally be binding, they are never gonna come after you and sue you because any network that does that is not going to waste the lawyer $$$ coming after you.[DOUBLEPOST=1372108962,1372108938][/DOUBLEPOST]
Yes, it is fine to do so.
Click to expand...

I think Fullscreen is doing this now as well.
 
KGATV said:
You can, but many networks are putting the contract in the application process. So just note that once you sign the contract you are stuck with that network.

I suggest doing research into the networks instead of joining the first one that accepts you. Many people rush into partnerships and then regret it later.
Click to expand...
That is true! Luckily my network is allowing me to leave at any time I choose fit, although the others in the network are stuck to 1 year. :)
 
What if you make 2 channels and have a network for each one. Separated but still both mine?
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top