And they’re running that same old "blessed" ticket scheme again!!! But this time they dropped the price to 299 TKS!!!
Yet, despite that, they only managed to buy 11 tickets themselves—looks like the budget was tight!!! Or did they actually want to sell the scam to the real public???
And here we go again, using the "private show" excuse to justify money laundering!
I mean, there isn't a camgirl in the world who would turn down private shows—especially not when the "so-called user" is tipping that kind of money!
Unless it's for money laundering!
Hahaha, I’d forgotten about this one: more illogical "proof" from the "team."
An "alleged user"—in gray, mind you, looking just like us mere mortals—sending GIFs? Right, right... bot alert! Controlled by the "team's" operator!!!
Hahaha, there are the bots in the offline room—they give themselves away!!!
Waiting for the princess to arrive at the studio and the operator to turn on the screen... oh, and there's our millionaire "concorq," always there 24/7.
Hahaha, the token recycling was intense yesterday!!!
The "team" isn't even ashamed of the laundering anymore,Obviously, they had to set high goals for that!!!
And the public show was a total bore, as always—enough to put you to sleep!!!
Obviously, they set the ticket price at 399—it cost less yesterday; these people make no sense!!!!
They only bought a few tickets using their puppet accounts—probably to avoid raising suspicion!
Seriously, guys, do you think anyone in the world would pay to see this whore naked when there are hundreds of videos of her on the internet? Oh right—the "team" that owns the account!
For us mere mortals, pulling a stunt like that would cost about 800 dollars!!!
The "private message" (PM) charade as a stalling tactic and a source of mediocre publicity.
It’s an insult to the real audience's intelligence to stage this cheap, rehashed charade—he states it quite clearly in one of his tips. I never saw a single donation for that exact amount in the chat; maybe they want people to believe it was paid privately? But the answer is obvious: $1,000 for sending them stupid photos? Sure, sure—I’ll get right in line for that!!!