I have been doing a bit of research on services for video hosting, and came across Revver. They are similar to YouTube, but their primary feature is revenue-sharing. Although YouTube recently introduced that feature, that seems to be Revver's focus. It's a good site to keep in mind, but take note that "[y]our videos will remain on Revver as long as they generate a reasonable amount of activity", which may not be suitable for everyone. As with all websites, be sure to read their terms of use and frequently asked questions thoroughly to ensure you agree with the service being provided.
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Bogus Art Fair is intended to be a place for visual artists to share their scammer-experiences and warn others of potential scammers.
Scams and fraud are increasing problems for anyone with an online presence, be it as simple as having an email address or as active as having an intricate website and participating in several discussion forums. Artists are a particularly susceptible group because most of us are happy for a sale and looking for that big break.