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> Sounds like credit card fraud to me. Bots using stolen cards to scrape OF content. Also easily verifies that the number works before attempting a pricier purc
by alsetmusic 2y ago
> Sounds like credit card fraud to me. Bots using stolen cards to scrape OF content. Also easily verifies that the number works before attempting a pricier purchase.
I’ve subscribed for one month to two different creators just to check the content. Neither was interesting enough to maintain a subscription. I don’t think the described behavior sounds nefarious.
- taikobo 2y agoThe part that they delete their account immediately afterwards?
- paulryanrogers 2y agoPerhaps to avoid unintended rebill or make it less likely for a loved one to discover it.
- aqme28 2y agoBuyers remorse after purchasing pornography? I don't know why you're surprised.
- yamazakiwi 2y agoOr regular embarrassment, or I don't want to "get in" to onlyfans, just this one time then I'll delete.
- luckylion 2y agoI suppose that hinges on what "a lot" means in that comment. If it's "a lot" in absolute values, that's very plausible. If it's "a lot" as a percentage, OnlyFans would have to have a high rate of account closures.
- qingcharles 2y agoOK, I asked. "A lot" is about 20%.
- rockinghigh 2y agoProbably a combination of being a subscription model with auto-renewal and people regretting wasting money for this type of content.