In the store's last email, in the middle of it was an offer for a pdf download from the "3D Female Art Club" that purported to tell you how to do better pin-up work. Although not exactly something I'm all that into, I was still curious, so I followed the instructions and was told it should show up in about fifteen minutes.

That was two weeks ago.

I've heard nothing from them. So I'm kinda throwing the question out there: did anyone from Rosity check to see if the offer was genuine? Or was it just something to build their mailing list?

You should have got a pdf. The content was brief and painfully obvious. They then send promo emails asking you to pay to subscribe to their tutorials club. They're a legit vendor, but I unsubscribed from their email list.

Nope, never got a thing.

The vendor is dreamlight. They're here and on Daz site. If you're really interested, you could note them.

Oh, I know who they are, thanks. Not all that interested, just more curious than anything else.

Signing up on a email list on Dreamlight will only get you spammed several times a day. I once payed for the Lifetime membership there. Got a lifetime of spam instead.

They honored my unsubscribe request. I like your sawed off shotgun prop.

ghostman posted at 11:45AM Sat, 04 August 2018 - #4334183

Signing up on a email list on Dreamlight will only get you spammed several times a day. I once payed for the Lifetime membership there. Got a lifetime of spam instead.

I used to be the moderator of his forum, and yes I got spammed every day, several times a day. Then he moved everything to Facebook, and I unsubscribed from everything, and never looked back. I understand his old site no longer exists, so he gave up on everyone who bought a Lifetime membership, probably because he got more attention on Facebook, than he ever did on his own site. ~shakes head~

Sounds like I got lucky :/

I generally find that with anything labeled "lifetime" it's the lifetime they can make a profit off it, not your lifetime ;) Just human nature I suppose. But yeah, Dreamlight has a long history of spamming. Some of their stuff is pretty good, some, well, they need to run it through a hyperbole checker...