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[mistrezLaura]

I hate this

 

[barefootgirl69]

This isn't the right forum for personal ads. You've been told numerous times as each one gets deleted by the forum moderators.

As a DOMINANT, that's really a poor character trait. I wouldn't submit to anyone who couldn't read rules or care to follow them. It's dangerous.

 

[mistrezLaura]

This isn't the right forum for personal ads. You've been told numerous times as each one gets deleted by the forum moderators.

As a DOMINANT, that's really a poor character trait. I wouldn't submit to anyone who couldn't read rules or care to follow them. It's dangerous.

This is for bdsm talk’s

 

[mistrezLaura]

Just mind your business

 

[barefootgirl69]

Exactly. BDSM Talk

BDSM Personals is a different forum. As a Lit moderator, this IS my business.

 

[mistrezLaura]

Jobless huh

 

[barefootgirl69]

Watchful

 

[ToPleaseHim]

@mistrezLaura Take your scam shit elsewhere. It is not welcome here.

 

[ToPleaseHim]

Incidentally, @mistrezLaura You have slipped a couple of times. I think you might need a new write up again…

 

[Dearelliot]

I don't mind women asking for money if they provide a service...and are honest about it. Of course if they are talking about "On line " service, there is always the chance you are talking to some guy...and I myself have no interest in "On line"

 

[Bramblethorn]

I don't mind women asking for money if they provide a service...and are honest about it. Of course if they are talking about "On line " service, there is always the chance you are talking to some guy...and I myself have no interest in "On line"

Hosting ads for sex-for-money arrangements is legally risky for the site owners - look at what happened to Backpage.

Even if it weren't so, this is a discussion forum and I don't think anybody wants it overrun with ads of any kind.

 

[PaxNurgle]

Agree, and keep in mind that most of the scammers who advertise on here are NOT pro-dommes, which is what Elliot is describing above.

The way these scams work is they will ask for money, repeatedly, BEFORE you ever meet them face to face- and of course once they have your money they will either ask for more money, or ghost you (or ultimately both.) Or at BEST, it will be an online-camera domination thing, but the person on the other end is likely a man, and likely doesn't even live in North America.

A pro domme, if she is a real professional, will be a "Pay to play" deal but typically won't accept payment without a face-to-face meeting first- and you will generally get what you pay for. With these posts, if you try to respond to them, they will want your money but you will usually get nothing.

So, in short, I support the admins for blocking these kind of posts.

 

[barefootgirl69]

Professionals have their place in BDSM.

What they don't have is a spot here at Literotica to advertise or do a bait/switch like this person does.

If you're going to say you're a Dom/Domme, then read the rules and abide by them. They'd expect their submissive to follow rules.

 

[PaxNurgle]

Just tell him to create a new screen name, like, oh, say, "Nikkivibes" and use a new woman's photo he nicked off the internet. Nobody will ever know the difference...

 

[ToPleaseHim]

Just tell him to create a new screen name, like, oh, say, "Nikkivibes" and use a new woman's photo he nicked off the internet. Nobody will ever know the difference...

Right?!? I encountered Nikkivibes just a second ago and then saw this thread had been edited and bumped.

Folks, please don’t give these people your money. They don’t care about anything other than getting funds from you.