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OnlyFans = Money Laundering
OnlyFans isn’t just a content platform — it’s also being exploited as a discreet and effective money laundering tool.
Here’s how it typically works: 1 - A “creator” account is set up (could be fake, or a mid-tier model in on the scheme). 2 - The “donor” uses stolen credit cards, crypto-washed funds, or offshore accounts to spend huge amounts — often via tips, pay-per-view messages, or subscriptions. 3 - OF takes its cut (20%), then pays out the rest as legitimate income to the creator. Voila: dirty money becomes clean “adult work revenue”. The Sophie Rain story is a perfect example. She told TMZ her top fan sent her $4.7 million and she’s never met or spoken to him. Be real — no one drops that kind of money for online flirting, especially on someone who's not a top 0.01% name. That’s not simping. That’s laundering. Why does OF attract this? - It’s global, digital, and high-volume. - Transactions look like legal income from adult services. - Payouts are routed via normal banking rails — Payoneer, SEPA, crypto, etc. - It’s easy to create and control both ends of the transaction (creator + fan) in-house. Just like casinos and fake ecom stores, adult platforms are now part of the laundering ecosystem — and OF is the sexiest, least regulated of them all. In a few years, don’t be surprised when OnlyFans gets dragged into serious criminal investigations — not for porn, but for fraud, laundering, and organized crime connections. Curious if anyone here has noticed similar suspicious patterns? |
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You could do the same thing with any online 'store' - paysite, crypto, Amazon, anything.
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Wait until you hear about all the other adult companies that aren't OnlyFans :1orglaugh
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Did you just wake up from a coma? Yes people dump piles of money on their faves, the webcam industry was built on simps. Only takes one Saudi royal.
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:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh BTW... You could do this scheme with most service based businesses - typically consulting. Except, you wouldn't have to pay the 20% cut to the middleman. :1orglaugh Thanks for the scandalous disclosure. |
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A Saudi royal can fuck anyone he wants, including Hollywood celebs, in his own bedroom, he doesn't have to download OF images. :1orglaugh |
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Yeah, you could move shady money through any online store in theory, but OnlyFans is built for it. It's practically a cheat code. 1. No product, no shipping, no headache With a regular store, you’ve gotta fake sales, deal with shipping BS, maybe returns. That stuff leaves a trail. One mismatch in tracking or invoice data, and you're done. On OF? It’s just “content”, nobody’s checking if the buyer ever got anything. There's literally nothing to deliver. No receipts, no disputes, no angry customers. 2. Discretion OF is private by design. A guy dropping $1,000 for a blurry selfie or a “custom chat”? That’s not even weird there. Try sending that same amount to an Amazon seller and watch how fast the payment processor wants proof of the order, invoice, delivery address, support history, etc. 3. One-man operation On OF, you can be both the creator and the top-paying “fan”. Full control. On Amazon, Shopify, or crypto? You’ve got KYC, platform compliance, third parties, and all kinds of checks that make faking stuff close to impossible. 4. Payout The best part: once the money hits the OF account, it gets paid out as “creator income”. Legit money. You can bank it, declare it, whatever. Now try pulling five-figure payouts every month from a dropshipping site with zero traffic and no FB Pixel data to back it up. Good luck explaining that to your bank or the IRS. :1orglaugh This is why launderers love OnlyFans. It’s not just easy, it’s designed in a way that makes big, suspicious payments look like typical simp behavior. You can’t get away with that on Shopify or Amazon. |
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He does not have to pay $4.5M to get pics. If you believe this, you are the one who's been in a coma :1orglaugh:1orglaugh |
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The fact that you absolute fucking idiots can be in this industry while not understanding a single fucking thing about it is lol. I wouldn't trust you to make thumbnails much less anything of import. The entire premise is idiotic as all fuck on top. So to launder money with stolen credit cards the obvious solution is to.... run it through an industry with the highest processing fees and most scrutiny. No way the processors for that industry are more equipped to handle fraud. Then you assume that all these people get charges from the most mainstream porn company around and don't charge back? :1orglaugh Or is your argument that they do charge back but the razor thin margin OF just lets their content providers keep the money while they eat the losses themselves? Just dumbfuckistan shit all the way down and a perfect example of how stupid people flocked and even thrived in this industry. :1orglaugh My dumb ass is sitting in Louisiana and had simps sending $20,000 a month to random girls from my neighborhood. Who the fuck did I launder that money for you absolute goof? |
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But $4.7 million? Come on. If you actually believe that’s just a guy “in love” with some random 19-year-old on the internet, you’re hopelessly naive. This isn’t romance. It’s not obsession. It’s money laundering, plain and simple. No one with that kind of cash is spending millions for selfies and DMs from a self-entitled college girl in the Midwest. Be serious. Wake up from your coma :1orglaugh |
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If the US government (or even someone at the state government level) believed there was money laundering going down, it would be very easy to investigate and enforce.
OF or any other platform that allows these transfers would be required to have a Money Transmitter Licenses. https://resources.fenergo.com/blogs/...mitter-license |
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You mouth breathing fucking apes figured it out. They chose the dumbest, most inefficient way to launder money because you are too fucking stupid to wrap your head around someone with billions of dollars dumping a few million to their favorite. And whose to say she wasn't visiting Dubai anyhow? :1orglaugh You are both a fucking joke. Old retired grandmas have been catfished for more. Go find a job. https://www.reddit.com/r/nottheonion...fe_savings_to/ Quote:
https://www.vice.com/en/article/elde...tfishing-scam/ Why does GFY let these people larping as industry shit up these forums? They wouldn't be smart enough to manage a TGP in 1999 but they can come in here and call actual businesses money laundering schemes because their peanut brains can't envision someone better than them. :1orglaugh |
A creator needs to be verified with ID...
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If you take it in the ass on camera (or have your wife do it) and aren't worth millions you are doing it wrong.
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Wouldn't the stolen creditcards be backcharged and the platform blocks the spender/creator.
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sophie rain claims 40+ million a year from onlyfans, but only has 26 videos on the platform, do you really think shes making that much from tips and unlocks?
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I still maintain there are so many ways to launder money (real estate being a biggie) that it's foolish to accuse OF of merely existing for such a purpose. Especially without proof.
Having said all that, nothing would really surprise me. Would anything really surprise any of you at this point? :1orglaugh |
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Anyhow, I always filter my stolen credit cards through the most scrutinized industry you can take credit cards for. Maybe one day they'll invent some easier way to move large sums of money around where fraudsters can flourish but for now it's touch, a cryptographic puzzle you could say. |
isnt also buying crypto from 1 bank account on coinbase, then selling the crypto via paypal, then paypal send to anothere bank account, wouldnt that be considered money laundrying?
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Do none of you all actually know any talent?
Were none of you ever hot and in your 20's? Do none of you know anyone with substantial wealth? Talent (and hot people in their 20's in general) sometimes receive enormously valuable gifts. That is just a fact of the human condition. Just because people, who are either (a) not hot or (b) not the right age, can be envious all they want, but that does not make the gifts they receive money-laundering. That is a prudish and silly assertion. Lastly, content creators are obligated to pay taxes on OF dough obviously. |
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how do I get someone to send me 4.5 million of laundered money in exchange for a few nice, animated Banners
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Depending on the country from which the payment is made, VAT may still arise. The model has a tax on income, then this is already her net money, minus her share, she needs to transfer the money further to the owner of the money, because it is he (his people) who should receive white income in the end. The final percentage here is not clear and the model needs to be controlled well.
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in my initial message, i made an error which actually led some people on the wrong path.
Not "stolen credit card". Rather : - prepaid cards - virtual debit cards - Gift cards (all previously funded by crypto or other sources). The idiot caveman-level intelligence in this thread jumped on "stolen credit card" (probably because he can not jump on anything else). But for the rest, I maintain everything I said here. |
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God damn ban these non industry pussies already. :1orglaugh |
Oh, noes . . .
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Insane money. only the beginning
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I sent all my money to a cam model to be laundered. What's the next step?
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