Sep 7, 2006 8:54 PM

BDSM allowed back to Renderotica

Following up an earlier post about the credit card processor getting skittish about sex, here's some good news: Renderotica management have come to a mutual agreement with our current credit card processor to restore images of consensual sex in the following gallery categories: · Subject Matter: Dom/sub · Subject Matter: Bondage/Discipline · Subject Matter: S&M […]

Following up an earlier post about the credit card processor getting skittish about sex, here's some good news:

Renderotica management have come to a mutual agreement with our current credit card processor to restore images of consensual sex in the following gallery categories:
· Subject Matter: Dom/sub
· Subject Matter: Bondage/Discipline
· Subject Matter: S&M
We are still reviewing the other categories as well as other processors, so there are still some things not allowed. Please read about them here.

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