Ditto Much
TRIBE Member
After having seen enough pop up ads for video cameras that are small enough to be hidden anywhere I realized something. First the happy looking woman in the ad obviously doesn't realize that she is a victim, and second there is some money to be made on the basis of fear.
How many people in the next three years are going to have fallen victim to hidden cameras, how many people will know someone who has. Not necessarily being found to have beaten a child you were supposed to be baby sitting (I don't consider you a victim for getting caught), but it seems obvious to me that sooner or latter some 14 year old is going to manage to get cameras into the girls change room, sooner or later some sick perv running a rooming house is going to get caught for having taped countless numbers of people taking showers.
Really its just a matter of time until this hits the paper with a high profile case. Something like the whole Hilton tape but with a person who honestly didn't know they were being filmed.
So lets make us some money based on fear!!!
Lets do the exact same pop up ads but instead of selling easily hidden video cameras, lets sell devices to detect hidden video cameras and sell them for $40 a pop. We'll target women who watch soap operas all day (if you need that much soap opera in your life obviously you think your important enough to be watched) and parents sending there kids away to school. There has got to be a bigger market for hidden video camera detection than for the cameras, and the fact is we can even claim to be doing it for the good of society.
Anyone want in?
(anyone know how to detect a hidden video camera rather than me just designing a box that constantly goes ping just to fuck with peoples heads and never give them a refund?)
How many people in the next three years are going to have fallen victim to hidden cameras, how many people will know someone who has. Not necessarily being found to have beaten a child you were supposed to be baby sitting (I don't consider you a victim for getting caught), but it seems obvious to me that sooner or latter some 14 year old is going to manage to get cameras into the girls change room, sooner or later some sick perv running a rooming house is going to get caught for having taped countless numbers of people taking showers.
Really its just a matter of time until this hits the paper with a high profile case. Something like the whole Hilton tape but with a person who honestly didn't know they were being filmed.
So lets make us some money based on fear!!!
Lets do the exact same pop up ads but instead of selling easily hidden video cameras, lets sell devices to detect hidden video cameras and sell them for $40 a pop. We'll target women who watch soap operas all day (if you need that much soap opera in your life obviously you think your important enough to be watched) and parents sending there kids away to school. There has got to be a bigger market for hidden video camera detection than for the cameras, and the fact is we can even claim to be doing it for the good of society.
Anyone want in?
(anyone know how to detect a hidden video camera rather than me just designing a box that constantly goes ping just to fuck with peoples heads and never give them a refund?)
