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I've know a number of dancers outside of work. And "I'm getting hot being naked in front of you" is definitely an act 90% of the time. Not least because "I'm only interested in your £20 for this private dance" is not the best money making line known to mankind. A lot of a dancer's 'toolkit' is convincing punters money is secondary to them. Which of course it's not. Leora and her other half have got a nice apartment - and probably a better one than they could afford if they were doing conventional jobs. In that situation, of course you're going to get a performance.Just as Zoya ritually gets under the shower at the same time every evening. Or the bulk of the girls chose to wear panties in their apartment rather than jeans. This site is real life with a large dollop of entertainment stirred in. I've just noticed while typing this Leora is currently not wearing any panties - which will get the viewing figures up. And keep her in the apartment...

I take your point, but the two are inter-related. The better RLC's business model (i.e. more profit) the better the incentives they can offer to tenants. For example giving (say) the top three most viewed apartments each month a cash bonus would encourage behaviour that drives up traffic. Similarly gifting a bottle of spirits and a couple of bottles of wine to apartments that generate over a specific level of traffic might loosen inhibitions. As to the details of the tenants - no thanks. There comes a point where that crosses over from curiousity into stalking/obsession. I'm quite happy for them to remain pixels on the interweb.

There were 14 apartments in total a day or two back. There are now 13. Either a software glitch or Lera and Alex have gone to that great internet graveyard in the sky.

Start by learning about how internet businesses run. Then start figuring out: What type of hosting and bandwidth is involved - and how much does it cost? What legal hoops does RLC have to jump through to broadcast? What is the business model - financing, target audience, etc? How does RLC differentiate itself from other voyeur webcams? What incentives does RLC offer to tenants to get them to perform in a way that's interesting? Etc, etc. Put your basic business model down in a Word document, then start doing the financial modeling in an Excel spreadsheet. If you're really interested in figuring it out, the information is out there on the web. But running a business like RLC and making a profit is by no means simple. I have a decent knowledge of how omnichannel retail works - RLC is a pretty slick operation.

I think it's more of a case of do they read this forum? If they want to get feed back on what people think of them, it's probably a good place to get it. But I'm guessing that those who read it are those that get largely positive feedback. Ilona would be a good example. If you get largely negative feedback - like Paul - you probably don't read it. The other reason for reading a forum like this would be RLC's business model - if the tenants get a 'performance' incentive based on share of camera time, this would be a good place to get hints and tips as to what people like/watch.

This is a site I figure you take a month's membership every few months. A bit like time lapse photography. I'll let mine lapse at the end of this month, then resume in March/April. I'll be able to answer pressing questions like: Can Ilona get more narcissistic? (Although to be fair, she has a really nice figure). Will Paul be cured of OCP (Obsessive Compulsive Picking) Disease. Will Suzan and Hector do anything interesting?

Running any business is complex. RLC starts with a big hit against it - the abundance of free porn on the interweb. And it's got the problem of finding couples who are willing (at a minimum) to be seen nude - and at worst - having sex. I would imagine the supply is needed. As the rest it's money in v costs. I'm guessing the apartments are located in low cost parts of the world: ditto a lot of the attraction for the occupants is free food and lodgings. RLC has apparently been going for several years now, so they've got something right. The questions is whether they can improve on what they're doing and whether they're making enough profit to do so.

So what happens to RLC over Christmas? Empty apartments as everyone disappears back to their families? Mega-piss ups and parties as they hit the Christmas booze? Any clues?

It's legalised voyeurism. Whereas I wouldn't dream of peeping through a neighbour's window, the people on the site are fully aware there are cameras and people watching them. So unlike my hypothetical neighbour - who would probably be exposing herself accidentally - they've consented to be spied on. I'm interested in body language, so it's interesting to watch the interaction between different people. The story that tells is sometimes different to some of the posts on this forum. And it's interesting to see the girls under the shower, but watching people having sex is a personal step too far for me.

You could work it out by looking at the thumbnails with premium access. The girls that get the most attention are (in order): Ilona Leora Masha In terms of activity: Girls under shower Sex Cameras showing girls likely to take part in (1) or (2)

They may also be getting to grips with the idea that nothing in the apartment is private - and that the cameras in the bathroom are fairly popular...

[sherlock Homes mode] One bedroom with a double bed. What do you judge their sexual orientation to be, Dr Watson? [/sherlock Holmes mode]

Fair enough. However, the glacial pace of discussion does make it difficult to make 25 sensible posts prior to expiring of old age...

BTW - what happened to a number of the threads? They seem to have disappeared. For example the girl's individual threads have gone from the Sara, White and Illona forum. Call in Sherlock Holmes - the games afoot... Edited to add: Added a couple of posts and my post count increased by 4 or 5. Suggests to me that the missing threads are there but not displaying in the forum. Hope your Admin guys like debugging databases.

I couldn't find a general FAQ. Any restrictions on language on the site? For example I tend to put an asterisk into potentially offensive words - so I'd write f*ck up. I take it as read that any racist language, really offensive comments, etc are going to result in a ban, but are there any other rules of site etiquette to be aware of?