CES - DAY 4 - Transcript - Hour 2, Segment 6

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Amber Dalton: We have forums on air.

Daniela Lau: We have a chat room where people can talk.

Amber Dalton: An open chat room yeah you can just go in here and start talking away. It*s our private chat room open to anyone that comes on. But the forums are, that really is truly dominated by the men that come to it for obvious reasons. But we have our own private section that no one can see --

David Lawrence: And I am assuming that on your forum pages you have Google AdSense ads.

Amber Dalton: No we are.

David Lawrence: No ads at all?

Daniela Lau: No.

Amber Dalton: No we do not use any --

David Lawrence: How do you raise money?

Amber Dalton: We actually the funds that are coming in are being we have a company we are working with that of England, Joystick Junkies. They are a gaming group that does really cool vintage gaming gear old Zelvis shirts oh yes its very retro wear.

David Lawrence: So it*s like I think geek but for retro gamers?

Amber Dalton: Exactly and these actually we just started getting even though we have been in the community for 2 years with respect to the gamers as far as sponsorship and things like that. This is something that*s really fresh for us. We are kind of in a, in a new zone in a new era. I have to tell you this event that we are here this week for, tons of contacts were made and it looks like we will have the funds. We are registering; I already realized I need to register PMS as a non-profit. I myself am not here to make money nor is my sister or any of the other members as far as money as a company but we do want to compete. So and I figured that it would be easier if we were registered as a non profit to get the funds to get us out there in those tournaments competing.

David Lawrence: Absolutely and you should have a good time doing it. You should be comfortable doing it absolutely.

Amber Dalton: Right yeah.

David Lawrence: There is nothing wrong with putting Google AdSense ads or any other company that does the same thing but they are really the best. On your site it*s not like you are all of a sudden selling out to the men.

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