I have a huge foot fetish and started a Yahoo group, back in 2003. Filled the group with images of my wife's feet and then others started to contribute. Had a tgirl named "Mallory" contribute and fell in love with her feet as well. Mallory awakened my interest for tgirls which still exists today, although I don't know where she went off to.

I started a foot fetish paysite in 2005 and ran it until 2008. I had over 10,000 photos and over 200 video clips at the height of the site and for $9.99 a month, you got access to it all. I was adding over 1,000 new photos and 20 clips per month, just from me. and my models.

The website was different, which is why it didn't last. My wife was a web developer/programmer at the time and she suggested we use new technology called DNN or Dot Net Nuke. DNN allowed for widgets and other easy to use and design tools to make web pages. My website was considered one of the first "Portal" foot fetish sites online in 2005. The DNN made it look different enough that it was hard for me to manage and hard for subscribers to use.  The leading online subscription payment system, was run by the current leader of foot sites and that meant for me to lose a large percentage of my charges to them, and not to me.  The website was also hard for new users as they would register for a username and then they could login with that, but they didn't gain complete access until they paid.  The idea of making a new user and then having to go back through a pay, seemed redundant for many, as the norm was to make a user account WHEN you paid and then get access to everything.

My wife used my site as a testing ground for DNN as it was a new language and she wanted to try it out.  I blame the site's construction as one of the reasons that it didn't last.

In the mid 90's, a guy started a foot links website and called it big horn enterprises and it was his "company's" name.  He ran that links site and then started a foot site, showing off some models with terrific feet.  He came out with a real simple set up and then started to go from there.  The sites were all managed by his company, seen as "b-h-e".  They all has the same cookie-cutter style and setup and design and that was the kicker.  As his string of sites got bigger and bigger, in the early 2000's every girl thought they could make millions with a foot site.  B-H-E even had on one of their websites that anyone could sign up with them and they would make the site and run everything and you sent them photos of you and then you got paid like 15% of the profit of the site. They soon had a close monopoly on the foot fetish website world.  It took some time for the newest big names to come out and the older sites started to fade. 

The older sites, like SSF or Sweet Southern Feet, or Coed Feet eventually were bought out by BHE and now they own that content.  I just searched and those sites still have those pictures online now.  Terri from SSF, was one of my first mature foot crushes as a teen in the 90's and at that time, I would guess that she was in her 30's.  That would put her well into her 50's or 60's now!  But even as a look, the bhe sites show Sweet southern Feet as one of their's and they are keeping THAT one running, even though the earliest pictures are from 2005.  Other sites, like Coedfeet which had content from as far back as 2004, hasn't been updated since 2017.  Even the illustrious Mommie Dearest/aka Goddess Elizabeth hasn't updated her site in years.

In 2008, as my site was gaining less traction and subscribers, my wife was pregnant with our second child and I just decided to call it quits.  I was paying models for pictures every month and not making anything from thse site.