Members of our forum have engaged in a thoughtful discussion regarding the earnings of webcam models and the potential ways to help increase their income without violating platform policies or compromising security. Here's a summary of the key points:
- Concerns were raised about the low percentage of earnings models receive from popular cam sites, with figures potentially as low as 20%.
- One suggestion involved using a model's referral link to create a new account, which could potentially increase the model's earnings from what a member spends on them.
- However, the feasibility of this method was debated, with some members noting that cam sites closely track customer accounts, IP addresses, and credit card information, making it risky.
- It was mentioned that certain sites, like Streamate, allow a change of credit card information which could make the referral link method viable for some.
- Yet, there was a consensus that attempting to manipulate the system poses significant risks, including permanent bans from cam sites for both the model and the member.
- The discussion also touched upon the business model of cam sites, highlighting the costs involved in running such platforms and the necessity of their commission structure to remain operational.
- Ultimately, the conversation suggested respecting the existing structures of cam sites while acknowledging the challenges faced by models in maximizing their earnings.
This summary reflects a range of viewpoints and suggestions from our community, emphasizing a concern for models' welfare alongside a recognition of the complexities involved in the webcam modeling industry.