MayaPanel3
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I did a deep dive into this once. There are already laws against fraud, but there are several problems.
1. Most guys will never press charges because they're embarrassed about going public.
2. Premium content sites hide a vague line in their extremely long terms of agreement that says something like "using this site or chatting is for entertainment purposes only".
It's BS, especially when platforms advertise "talk to your favorite creators", but so far neither the creators nor sites have been required to disclose the truth in an unambiguous way about chatters secretly impersonating the content creator. Thousands of naive men are developing pseudo-social relationships with impersonating chatters. Instead of developing a normal life, they're being defrauded of large amounts of their income. I've heard one congress person raise this concern, but more needs to be done to require these fraudsters to be transparent.
1. Most guys will never press charges because they're embarrassed about going public.
2. Premium content sites hide a vague line in their extremely long terms of agreement that says something like "using this site or chatting is for entertainment purposes only".
It's BS, especially when platforms advertise "talk to your favorite creators", but so far neither the creators nor sites have been required to disclose the truth in an unambiguous way about chatters secretly impersonating the content creator. Thousands of naive men are developing pseudo-social relationships with impersonating chatters. Instead of developing a normal life, they're being defrauded of large amounts of their income. I've heard one congress person raise this concern, but more needs to be done to require these fraudsters to be transparent.