Someone needs to file a class action suit against these thieves. I have heard, but can't confirm, that they just keep the money as opposed to returning it to the clients. Their reasoning for keeping creator's money is that you violated their TOS, so it's not your money. Well, I don't think it is theirs either. If they aren't going to give it to you, they should return it to the customer.

If they end up doing this to me, I know an attorney in Atlanta that specializes in class action cases and he is adult work friendly. I really think this would be right up his alley.

I highly recommend anyone that has an account with them to sweep the money as soon as it hits the threshold.

LoyalFans is much more open to BDSM content plus their website is actually way better and more functional than OF and you can also have a videostore on your page. Sadly traffic is much lower than on OnlyFans, but hopefully that will change.

OF has been stealing from SWERS ever since its inception. It began as a Findom's idea (her name was Goddess Lindsey.) Her boyfriend designed the site, and she got customers for it as she had a lot of credibility in the online scene. Shortly after her idea and IP proved her product had market reach, he stole it and created Only Fans.

OF has never been SW friendly and has been stealing SWER work since its beginning. The best thing to do is to ask clients to chargeback and to pay you directly (if they're trustworthy.)

Sorry to hear about the abuses done by OF. I never liked it and complained about it for years but I did use it, the only way to reach some content. At the time it was pretty liberal about content, almost as much kink and BDSM as on Twitter. I think it is a sign of the times that the society at large is very righteous and judgmental and it is hunting season all year around for SW. Most venues come under attack sooner or later.

Wow, that’s frustrating. I had the same experience with another platform where they kept my money, claiming I violated some policy. It felt like a total scam. I definitely agree that if they’re not going to return it to clients, they should at least give it back to the customers. A class action suit might be the way to go.

I’ve heard good things about onlyfam.com—their platform has helped a lot with monitoring and managing accounts like this. It might be worth checking out if you’re dealing with any issues. If things go south for me, I’m also considering reaching out to that attorney in Atlanta. Seems like he could be a good resource. In the meantime, I’d suggest pulling out your funds as soon as you hit the threshold to avoid any hassles.