I tried to meet up with Camillia and she responded that she is only setting up meetings with her Only Fans subscribers. I'm not in this line of work, so I'm not going to criticize her business model. That said, just wanted to let others know about this pre-requirement in case it makes a difference in moving ahead:
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Buddy,
Read my post on this thread : https://terb.cc/xenforo/threads/any...umber-on-a-lot-of-ll-ads.935914/#post-9491185
I'm surprise by your post... You should know better, by now!
Just to clarify since there may have been a misinterpretation of my original posting. I sent her a text and she responded that OF was the only path forward. I didn't follow up since it seems like subscription harvesting operation. My post was just a warning to others since she doesn't mention the OF requirement anywhere in her public advertising. I didn't want anyone wasting their time.
To provide some context, Camilla's LL ad has her (non-OF) website listed, which includes a booking form, and a phone number. Regular website like you'd expect from any companion (https://camiliacream.ca). The LL ad has her booking phone number, and says "Ready to book [...]? Reach out by phone or text".
So no indication from her LL or website that she is an OF bait-and-switch.
In no way saying she's legit, but if this is an OF scam, it is next level.
So no indication from her LL or website that she is an OF bait-and-switch.
In no way saying she's legit, but if this is an OF scam, it is next level.
I'm not going to post her texts, but she clearly stated over two consecutive days, that I needed to become a subscriber to see her. Now, whether or not a scam followed, that is beside the point. I was pointing out that this was how she described her own process; I don't have time or interest in becoming one of her OF subs and I am sure others share the same view.
No problem at all. If she had mentioned the OF precondition, then it would provide hobbyists with the basis for making a decision. She didn't because most people would see it as a red flag. The industry is a huge grey area, as is. Some SPs are straightforward in their marketing and communication, so there is little room for confusion on both sides. I find that when things don't seem to add up after some initial research (fake pictures, weird instant reviews from 'new members' etc), it is better to stay away because a scam, big or small, will probably follow.Ok, it wasn't that clear, at first.
Sorry for the bullying
