drexl

You're being very kind. How about:

Disappointing email, nonexistent support, unethical practices, disappearing URLs, security breaches, etc ...

How they locked me out:
- removing access to my affiliate page without telling me
- after I realized by myself and thanks to this forum (ie:NOT thanks to their "support") that my account needed to be verified they kept sending me unrelated pre-made templates used as excuses to lock me out:

#1 "account rejected: please be sure to fill the About and Website URL"
=> these fields are marked optional and they feel it is a reason to reject my application but since it is easy to do, I go ahead and do that, resubmit and wait for my next rejection.

#2 "account rejected: we require you to provide proof of content ownership"
=> I never before was asked to provide proof of content ownership of my driving license. At this stage it is the only content I provided on OF. But I don't give up easily, so I change that to my passport instead, and wait for my next rejection.

#3 "account rejected: third party content, provide proof of ..."
=> in an effort to address #1 I have added a picture from pexels (free licence) to my profile so I conform to OF's rule of using a picture that represents what content will be uploaded but no porn/nudity. Since it is not accepted, I upload my logo instead , as have many resellers/producers who are active on OF. And then I wait for my next rejection

#4 "account rejected: ..." this goes on for ever then loop back to #1, #2, #3, ..


I attempted to send an email to support and compliance: ZERO response.
I also tried to engage support on Twitter via Direct Message: I eventually got a delayed answer (conveniently not allowing for live discussion!) that the reason was in fact that my ID was blur! This is somehow strange since the photos I sent were high definition, crystal clear and accepted by other institutions/establishments.


Now I see they send emails to some of their affiliates (the ones they haven't shaved off) to scale down their affiliate program (to remove their original promise of lifetime) and I also see that they removed some public URLs referencing their original promise of an affiliate program


There is not a single day I haven't a model asking me to promote their OF page. I used to do it 99% of the time without ref link, but now, as a matter of principle, I have to decline all of them.

Good luck with OnlyFans.