"NetworkOfOne" - What is it?

I received a PM from them yesterday asking me to "get in touch with them via email about a very important matter." :rolleyes:

Their website is pretty lol with all the photos of serious-looking business people with fancy job titles. - I really doubt they employ that many people.
 
Doesn't sound good. They offered me Over a thousand bucks for one of my viral videos. The views slowed down and even if it went dead I would never sign that. I never bothered to read the agreement but I bet it's a cleverly written agreement to own the exclusive rights to your videos. Not cool at all! It basically is another legal way to pimp youtuber creators material (Videos) out and take advantage of people in my opinion. I'm not going for it. One of those youtube creator channels like Darrel Eves should do a video about it. They should alert people on what these companies do and let unsuspecting youtuber's that don't know any better know what's up. There is always some company finding clever ways to fleece youtuber's adsense revenue. What's next? Anything is possible.
 
Wow! It's shady! Even in google plus and they hit me on facebook! I tried to alert one of those youtube video creators channels about them but they blocked me! LOL They probably thought i was a spammer. These leeches are getting creative with attempts at duping unsuspecting youtuber's from their adsense money! It's not right...
 
Crown said:
Ok, these guys are quickly becoming the biggest spamming network out there. Check out this guy ->
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If you search for the exact paragraph he's sending out - there's 10s of accounts sending about 3-4 tweets every single minute with the exact same text and they've been doing it at that rate for at least 2 weeks at this point.

That's what I mean when I said before that they are spammers, they are literally (using a bot I presume) creating tons of accounts and just sending the exact same message to anyone at all with a channel.. (and they swap out the accounts every few days so as that blocking one account does not stop the onslaught of messages..).

They're doing the same thing via email, I get an email from them on a daily basis at this point. Funnily enough, I actually responded to one to see what deal they were offering (because they don't say an amount, they just say "we can offer you a deal" and they never even got back :p

Edit: I've also gotten a couple of messages on Facebook from them over the last few days.
 
What about the people that actually sign their content over? One youtuber made a video in Russian about this calling them a scam. But it's in Russian. Not cool! Somebody else write video creators ch "VIdeo Creators" or Darrel Eves" about this. I did and they blocked me. They probably thought I was spamming. LOL Channels like that need to do a video alerting new youtuber's to these potential scams.
 
Folks, it's not a scam. In my opinion, it's a terrible decision for creators to give up their monetization rights for only a few months pay. It's just another way for a different type of organization to take advantage of ignorance.

You'll regret the decision next year when you realize that you could have still be earning money off of your profitable videos!
 
markkaz said:
In my opinion, it's a terrible decision for creators to give up their monetization rights for only a few months pay.
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This is what is confusing me though, from the few offers I've seen, they've been offering amounts that would only get them a profit in the long-term if even..

Other licencors of YouTube videos like Jukin, ViralSpiral/ Rightster & Rumble pay around 4-6 months upfront in the majority of cases but of the 4 offers I've seen networkofone offer so far, they've been offering around 12-24 months (based on the video staying at the same rate of views, which is unlikely, the rate will usually decrease over time) upfront and not for videos which have a chance of going viral either, just normal content (entertainment & family from what I've seen).
 
Shane said:
of cases but of the 4 offers I've seen networkofone offer so far, they've been offering around 12-24 months (based on the video staying at the same rate of views, which is unlikely, the rate will usually decrease over time) upfront and not for videos which have a chance of going viral either, just normal content (entertainment & family from what I've seen).
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One other thing to consider is that their company would also own the video. They would be able to license it out if they wanted and also be able to post it other places.
 
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