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> Have you ever talked to an OnlyFans model? She's NOT talking to you. It's a team of paid chatters she works with to defraud you. Like duh. Maybe it's just m
by magicalhippo 3y ago
> Have you ever talked to an OnlyFans model? She's NOT talking to you. It's a team of paid chatters she works with to defraud you.
Like duh.
Maybe it's just my IRC roots showing but why is this a surprise to anyone?
- vdaea 3y agoI get it, but "duh" is not a legal defense. If they are saying they are talking to you but you are actually talking to some guy in India, that seems very illegal.
- mingus88 3y agoJust because the fraud is obvious doesn’t mean it’s not fraud
- bozhark 3y agoWhat’s the fraud? Really?
- pavel_lishin 3y agoIf I'm paying to talk to Person X, but it's actually Person Y pretending to be X, is that not outright fraud?
- 0cf8612b2e1e 3y agoWhat is the difference between popular Instagram accounts? Surely celebrities have media managers who handle day to day fan communication.
- jstarfish 3y agoPeople don't pay to talk to media managers.
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- JetSpiegel 3y agoWell, Twitter Blue exists...
- pavel_lishin 3y agoDo those popular Instagram accounts charge you money to send and receive messages, while explicitly claiming that it's the person whose account it is that's reading your messages and sending those responses?
- pyuser583 3y agoThere’s a current scandal at a US university. The University President and his wife had an OF account, and were producing content as a passion project. I don’t know how common that is. I expect the people trying to optimize profit are more common, but also switch platform and genre a lot, according to where the money is. But OF is certainly trying to portray itself as a passion project type place, however dishonest that may be.