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It seems as though PrivateDelights has been restored to its normal online state. Please tell me they've taken all the required steps to fix the underlying problem that caused this service interruption. Many people who operate in the adult entertainment industry rely on their websites as a primary source of income and hence need access to them at all times. Many people today have been wondering why they can't access PrivateDelights, and many have resorted to the web in search of answers. The ValleyScott Blog has attracted an impressive audience. Honestly, I have no clue what is happening. I was greeted with a slew of different error messages when I attempted to visit the website. It seems to be happening, but I can't tell if it's due to routine maintenance, a technical issue, or a problem with their hosting provider. PrivateDelights.com was not shut down by the FBI, that much I know for sure. If the government had taken it down, a "This Site Has Been Seized" message would have shown. The Law Enforcement community is ready to brag when they successfully shut down one of our websites. We have faith that PD will quickly find a workable solution to whatever the issue is. Or, at the very least, give us an estimated wait time on a temporary page. Utilizing knowledge is a powerful tool for combating anxiety and reducing stress. I think this is a good example of why it's important for websites to notify as many people as possible as soon as they notice any issues, so that users don't have to wonder what's going on behind the scenes. They had previously received a warning that they would be unavailable until the system upgrades were complete. I have heard two conflicting versions of what happened tonight, and I have no idea whether one is true. They are equally possible explanations. Not going to pass judgment here; simply updating the post as I get more data.
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Appears as though PrivateDelights has been brought back online and is functioning normally at this moment. I really hope they took all the required measures to fix the systemic problem that caused the suspension of service. The best case scenario is this happening. Most of the people who make a living in the adult entertainment industry need to be able to log in to their employers' websites all the time. Today, a large number of users have found that PrivateDelights is unavailable, prompting them to hunt for possible explanations online. Many people have been alerted to the content on the ValleyScott Blog. At this time, I don't have a good answer to the question of what is happening. I was met with a plethora of problem messages when I tried to visit the website. The severity of these alerts varied widely. It appears to be taking place, but I can't tell if it's due to routine maintenance, a technical glitch, or an issue with their hosting service. To be honest, I have no idea. Indeed, the FBI had nothing to do with the demise of PrivateDelights.com. If the government had taken it down, the standard "This Site Has Been Seized" message would have been displayed. If and when LE is able to take down one of our websites, they will boast about it. We are certain that PD will rapidly devise a workable answer to this problem. At the very least, offer an estimate of when it will be available online. If you know the truth, it's lot easier to fight off worry and fear. In my opinion, all websites should use this incident as a learning opportunity and make it a top priority to notify as many users as possible as soon as problems are discovered. In this way, visitors won't have any need to worry or speculate about the site's inner workings. They had been forewarned that their services would be temporarily unavailable while their systems were upgraded. There have been two very different accounts of what happened this evening, and I have no idea which one is more accurate. This could go either way. Instead than giving my take on things, I'll just keep adding new resources to this website as I find them.