Babestation - General Chat & Discussion

(16-02-2013 00:23 )KerrAvon Wrote:  I see BS are indulging in a mrmann type scenario with a crewman apparently 'fixing' the light about to be rewarded by Ava Delush

Looks like he's a porn actor, so nothing new. I prefer the ones when random male crew members appear, grab the women on screen by the hair, smack their bare asses and push her heads down. That's one example.

My all-time favourite microphone slip just now! Brookie absolutely, no-way Jose, how very dare you, crossing her heart, etc. not talking to Mica in a girl-on-girl call!

LOL...

"It's Mica!" erm "It's Becky!"

brilliant

^^ What am I missing here? Was that Mica Martinez calling Brook? Brook says she can hear everyone in the background, but what does she mean?

When did this happen? Is this pretty clear evidence of them dic*ing around with callers? I like the odd male moan at 1:14

Superb! Props to whoever recorded that clip (was it you, Don?). This has to be a classic.

PS Keep up at the back mr mann! By background noise presumably she means all the studio noise, as Mica's also in the studio.

Ye I recorded it. Probably wouldn't have noticed it without FormallyInfernal's post. True to form, Geri interrupted it.

(16-02-2013 12:55 )mrmann Wrote:  ^^ What am I missing here? Was that Mica Martinez calling Brook? Brook says she can hear everyone in the background, but what does she mean?

When did this happen? Is this pretty clear evidence of them dic*ing around with callers? I like the odd male moan at 1:14

That's Brookie not Brook, I hear she gets rather tetchy if you call her that


A few years back several tv shows got caught putting out fixed competitions and suchlike, and got punished for it. I wonder if this kind of 'fixed' call constitutes some kind of infringement. I'd guess it's down to the phone regulator rather than Ofcom, but if you are calling in to listen to a genuine call, and instead getting a 'pretend' one, that is not really what you are paying for.
They could argue that a 'girl caller' is a girl caller, whether it is one of their own girls or not, it's a judgement call as to whether they are misleading or wrongly advertising.

(16-02-2013 13:51 )munch1917 Wrote:  That's Brookie not Brook, I hear she gets rather tetchy if you call her that

Don't think she minds either, I believe Brook is her actual surname. I thought it was Brooke she takes exception to lol.

(16-02-2013 13:51 )munch1917 Wrote:  A few years back several tv shows got caught putting out fixed competitions and suchlike, and got punished for it. I wonder if this kind of 'fixed' call constitutes some kind of infringement. I'd guess it's down to the phone regulator rather than Ofcom, but if you are calling in to listen to a genuine call, and instead getting a 'pretend' one, that is not really what you are paying for.
They could argue that a 'girl caller' is a girl caller, whether it is one of their own girls or not, it's a judgement call as to whether they are misleading or wrongly advertising.

Personally I don't have a problem with the fake callers if they use them when the lines are empty or if they queue to get through the same as the real callers (although that's a bit more of a grey area)
However it becomes a blatant scam when they're queue-jumped in front of genuine callers who may have already spent £10/£15 waiting to talk to the girl on screen or, worse still, some poor sod in the middle of his call is dumped back into the menu at the whim of the producer to make way for the fake girl caller.

This has cost me alot of money over the years and is the main reason I no longer call Babestation.