u/petitepawpixie

Sellers, especially new sellers, always remember:

1. Video "verification" with your feet requests are scams aiming for free content. You can AV through many apps, you can live video saying a requested phrase or the date. Never show feet to "verify".

2. Never send ANYTHING before payment is received. Don't accept their screenshot of payment proof something has been sent, make sure you have your platform verify you have been paid. Requesting services before payment is a scam.

3. Video calls where they will pay after the video starts or after a minute is a scam. Again number 2. No services before payment.

4. Overly chatty "buyers" who contact you and vaguely say they want content but start a conversation about you or them, especially slightly flirty conversations are time wasters who have no intention of buying, they want your company and time. Also if they get sexual. Real buyers will tell you what they want, maybe exchange a few formalities and buy.

5. Any vague requests where you have to proactively have to ask what they want how they can pay, repeat your prices, and get one worded responses are time wasters, they will not buy anything from you.

Ultimately this may not apply to absolutely everyone, some buyers might be chatty, but 99.9% will fall under one of those categories. Stay careful and safe. Foot selling markets have a lot of scammers and time wasters , unfortunately. Good luck! 💜

Sellers, especially new sellers, always remember:

1. Video "verification" with your feet requests are scams aiming for free content. You can AV through many apps, you can live video saying a requested phrase or the date. Never show feet to "verify".

2. Never send ANYTHING before payment is received. Don't accept their screenshot of payment proof something has been sent, make sure you have your platform verify you have been paid. Requesting services before payment is a scam.

3. Video calls where they will pay after the video starts or after a minute is a scam. Again number 2. No services before payment.

4. Overly chatty "buyers" who contact you and vaguely say they want content but start a conversation about you or them, especially slightly flirty conversations are time wasters who have no intention of buying, they want your company and time. Also if they get sexual. Real buyers will tell you what they want, maybe exchange a few formalities and buy.

5. Any vague requests where you have to proactively have to ask what they want how they can pay, repeat your prices, and get one worded responses are time wasters, they will not buy anything from you.

Ultimately this may not apply to absolutely everyone, some buyers might be chatty, but 99.9% will fall under one of those categories. Stay careful and safe. Foot selling markets have a lot of scammers and time wasters , unfortunately. Good luck! 💜

Hi everyone

There is a guy username something like lemon597 who is requesting to buy content. Please avoid, this is a new account, his other one is banned. He asks if you wear high heels to formal events and take them off. It's a scam and time waste. He has already blocked me from calling him out.

Be safe!

Hi everyone

There is a guy username something like lemon597 who is requesting to buy content. Please avoid, this is a new account, his other one is banned. He asks if you wear high heels to formal events and take them off. It's a scam and time waste. He has already blocked me from calling him out.

Be safe!

Hi guys - if I say I accept a specific type of payment and chat platform - e.g. throne and telegram and a "buyer" approaches me and keeps trying to persuade me into getting paypall and snap, and I mean being incredibly pushy and then calling me AI bot when I decline - is that a scam or just a pushy buyer?

Hi - my lovely dommes from EU, other than PayPal (which isn't great) and throne, what do you use for payment?

I would really appreciate some advice! ☺️