Basch
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The obvious one is people who lie about what they post or post footage of other people and try to pass it off as themselves.
Second is people who insinuate that they show/do something when they don't and are purposefully vague when describing thier account/content. We've all seen a teser on Instagram where a guys crotch is covered with a sticker and you just know they're still wearing underwear underneath it.
Those who technically show what they say they would but in an unflattering way (bad angles, lighting, quality).
Guys who take breaks on thier Onlyfans but have no issues updating other social media. I know there isn't a requirement to post a certain number of times but there is an unspoken rule that a steady stream of content is expected when you pay for a subscription service.
Some won’t agree with this but guys who ask subscribers to like every post for a free video/picture. Likes should be an indicator of how good you page, not artificially inflated to try abd lure in new subscribers. It's not as bad as the other examples i've mentioned but i'd consider it a tame form of scamming the unaware.
Those are the main ones but i'm probably forgetting some others.
Second is people who insinuate that they show/do something when they don't and are purposefully vague when describing thier account/content. We've all seen a teser on Instagram where a guys crotch is covered with a sticker and you just know they're still wearing underwear underneath it.
Those who technically show what they say they would but in an unflattering way (bad angles, lighting, quality).
Guys who take breaks on thier Onlyfans but have no issues updating other social media. I know there isn't a requirement to post a certain number of times but there is an unspoken rule that a steady stream of content is expected when you pay for a subscription service.
Some won’t agree with this but guys who ask subscribers to like every post for a free video/picture. Likes should be an indicator of how good you page, not artificially inflated to try abd lure in new subscribers. It's not as bad as the other examples i've mentioned but i'd consider it a tame form of scamming the unaware.
Those are the main ones but i'm probably forgetting some others.