Sorry to throw a realistic tone into this discussion, but flirt4free is strictly business, and they have a taken a strictly-business approach to everyone, regardless of "feelings."
Cold. Uncaring. Corporate. What matters most is the bottom line. I'm sure the powers-that-be at VS Media argue that they don't come to work to "make friends," so why should it be any different for people on the tangible end of the business?
This isn't to say that I don't agree with what you're saying, PaulUSA. I do correspond via personal e-mail with several models; however, the purpose of this "business" is PAID entertainment only, not friendship. It would hurt the company's bottom line if models communicated with us outside the realm of the business (i.e., no more visits to f4f, no more paying for VIP usage, no more taking them private to chat, etc.).
From a legal standpoint, the company may also want to ensure that it is not investigated or shut down because of dating, escorting, or prostitution that may result from a model meeting someone online to make arrangements for a later encounter.
Most of these gorgeous models are wonderful human beings on the inside as well; it's a shame that flirt4free is trying to block us from actually seeing into their minds and hearts.
Again, I reiterate that I agree with you that we should be friends with the models, and in an ideal world, we would correspond with models via personal e-mail, interchange attachments, and even talk on the phone with them to get to know them better.
But my point is... don't hold your breath.
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