Has anybody here ever spend money on getting somebody's "premium" snapchat? Has anybody ever encountered strippers / escorts using snapchat? Do you think all of that is just scammers or is this the new trend among sex workers?
"Has anybody ever encountered strippers / escorts using snapchat?"
All the time. It's better if they have one for work, but I can just ignore the day to day stuff. I don't really pay for premium online stuff because the services want more info than I'm giving up for pinup material.
I discovered that a dancer I've been talking to and texting has premium snapchat for exclusive content. I created a SC account not using my name but haven't added her as a friend yet. I think she didn't tell me because she would rather sell her exclusive content to strangers than people at the club she goes to. If I do add her and buy her stuff, I guess she may recognize my name depending on what payment method she uses?
If you are purchasing content through a third party (like OnlyFans) then your payment and identity information would be available to the vendor/broker. Content providers and content consumers in those marketplaces are typically both treated as customers and afforded consumer protections required by law.
Common practice is to share user created IDs and profiles within the community, like on TUSCL. That does not help you if the vendor systems are compromised, or if the vendor handles your information in an abitrary or careless manner. Terms of service are changeable, a requirement for use of a service with implicit agreement, and almost always in the favor of the vendor.
If you have trouble understanding what the terms of service say, your choices are not to use the service or not to share any information you are unwilling to be made public. If you make an informed decision, are mindful of your personal information, and someone or some company takes an action (or fails to take an action) that causes you material harm, then that's when you lawyer up or find another advocate to go fuck with their situation.
Some commerce sites don't care about genuine identity so long as they get paid in genuine funds. It's getting more difficult to do business that way because policy makers and law enforcement keep using sledgehammers to chase gnats, but we live in a world where the least knowledgeable about the day to day consequences are given the most influence for setting public standards.
It will be a cold day in hell when I pay a stripper through her web site to see pictures of her that I can see ITC for free. Not to mention what goes on in VIP. A month ago I met a petite, cute, white dancer at the Platinum Club in Atlanta. After some very hot table dances we agreed to do a VIP next time I came in as I was out of time/money for that day. She gave me her digits so that I could make sure she would be there. A few day later I sent her a text asking if she would be in on a certain date and asked for a photo of her to hold me over. She replied very rapidly but did not tell me if she was gong there and instead of a photo, she gave me the URL for her pay site. I deleted in phone number.
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All the time. It's better if they have one for work, but I can just ignore the day to day stuff. I don't really pay for premium online stuff because the services want more info than I'm giving up for pinup material.
Common practice is to share user created IDs and profiles within the community, like on TUSCL. That does not help you if the vendor systems are compromised, or if the vendor handles your information in an abitrary or careless manner. Terms of service are changeable, a requirement for use of a service with implicit agreement, and almost always in the favor of the vendor.
If you have trouble understanding what the terms of service say, your choices are not to use the service or not to share any information you are unwilling to be made public. If you make an informed decision, are mindful of your personal information, and someone or some company takes an action (or fails to take an action) that causes you material harm, then that's when you lawyer up or find another advocate to go fuck with their situation.
Some commerce sites don't care about genuine identity so long as they get paid in genuine funds. It's getting more difficult to do business that way because policy makers and law enforcement keep using sledgehammers to chase gnats, but we live in a world where the least knowledgeable about the day to day consequences are given the most influence for setting public standards.