9 SCAMS TO WATCH OUT FOR NEW DOMMES โ ๏ธ
Iโve seen a lot of new dommes join X recently, so I'll share a few common scams to be aware of. Hereโs a list of the 9 scams I see happening most often:
1. Amazon Wishlist Scam:
Some scammers will mark wishlist items as โpurchasedโ or buy and then cancel the order leaving you thinking theyโve sent a gift, but actually, theyโre only trying to get free content. A safer alternative? Use sites like Throne, which guarantees secure wishlist transactions.
2. Sugar Daddy Scams:
Watch for anyone offering big โallowancesโ or โsugar daddyโ setups, especially if they want to pay by check, Western Union, or ask for a fee to be paid before you get the money. Often, theyโll ask you to forward a โfeeโ and then disappear. Sometimes, theyโll offer to deposit money but cancel the original transaction, leaving you in debt. Never share your bank info for deposits.
3. Verification Request Scam:
Some subs will ask for a โcustom videoโ or specific photo to โverifyโ you. This is usually a ploy to get free content or to collect your media and impersonate you on a catfish account. Be very cautious about these requests!
4. Credit Card Scam:
Subs may offer their credit card to make purchases on their behalf, only to later claim fraud. This can lead to lost accounts and legal issues. Never make direct purchases with a subโs credit card.
5. Free Chat Scam:
A sub might promise to pay and then get defensive or avoidant when you bring up payment. This manipulation tactic is often used to avoid payment altogether. Stick with your boundaries and never let conversations drift too long without a tribute.
6. PayPal Scam:
Some will insist on paying through PayPal only, then later file a dispute to get the money back after the session or content is received. Always ensure payment methods are safe and secure; remember PayPal disputes are common.
7. "Motivation to Send" Scam:
Some subs will claim they need to be โmotivatedโ to send, hoping youโll initiate domination for free. This is a common tactic for a free session, and they rarely pay up. Never beg or chase subs for money, they should come to you.
8. Free Humiliation Scam:
Some subs might send explicit images unsolicited, along with a message meant to provoke or offend you in hopes youโll humiliate them for free. Block them, donโt respond or share their image, as this only plays into their tactic.
9. Blackmail Scam:
Some will request blackmail scenarios or voluntarily give personal details, hoping youโll engage in blackmail play. But they wonโt pay, and itโs illegal to involve anyone else. Only engage with clear boundaries and always require tribute up front.