(11-02-2021 11:51 )aaron Wrote:  It's actually routine and happens all the time. I think most of the buzzing is fake. I'm quite suprised that this would surprise anyone.

(11-02-2021 19:56 )PetDetective Wrote:  

(11-02-2021 11:51 )aaron Wrote:  It's actually routine and happens all the time. I think most of the buzzing is fake. I'm quite suprised that this would surprise anyone.

Yep. I don't know why anyone would believe a word these channels have to say - well I do, people can be gullible. This has been going on for years, but they've reached maximum bullshit levels lately. They did the 'Girl Caller' thing for years, when it was always obviously one of the other babes at the end of the line. At least years ago they would put on decent shows, none of the channels now bother and would rather con you out of a few quid. I also suspect that some of these massive spenders are actually BS staff throwing around meaningless credits in an attempt to get real customers buzzing as well and therefore extract yet more cash.

(11-02-2021 19:56 )PetDetective Wrote:  They did the 'Girl Caller' thing for years, when it was always obviously one of the other babes at the end of the line. At least years ago they would put on decent shows, none of the channels now bother and would rather con you out of a few quid. I also suspect that some of these massive spenders are actually BS staff throwing around meaningless credits in an attempt to get real customers buzzing as well and therefore extract yet more cash.

(11-02-2021 20:50 )Boomerangutangangbang Wrote:  I think that a more disturbing, but no less surprising aspect, is that the producer was happy for this deception to take place, Poppy has not acted alone in this.

(11-02-2021 19:56 )PetDetective Wrote:  I also suspect that some of these massive spenders are actually BS staff throwing around meaningless credits in an attempt to get real customers buzzing as well and therefore extract yet more cash.

(11-02-2021 23:17 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  

(11-02-2021 19:56 )PetDetective Wrote:  I also suspect that some of these massive spenders are actually BS staff throwing around meaningless credits in an attempt to get real customers buzzing as well and therefore extract yet more cash.

I wouldn't put any dirty trick past them, but not that one. Because it tends to have the opposite effect.

If one guy is paying for it all, nobody else needs to use their credits.

(11-02-2021 23:17 )The Silent Majority Wrote:  

(11-02-2021 19:56 )PetDetective Wrote:  I also suspect that some of these massive spenders are actually BS staff throwing around meaningless credits in an attempt to get real customers buzzing as well and therefore extract yet more cash.

I wouldn't put any dirty trick past them, but not that one. Because it tends to have the opposite effect.

If one guy is paying for it all, nobody else needs to use their credits.

(12-02-2021 00:06 )babefan2012 Wrote:  I have always been sceptical of tip goals and how underhanded they can be, they can be manufactured to extract the most out of the costumer without providing the service they offered or even a service thats worthwhile. I will never tip for anything on the shows that im not certain I'll see, so in short I'll never tip. With sites like Onlyfans where you can kinda get more of a guarantee of what you're going to get there's no way im putting money into BS when I've heard plenty of there somewhat questionable business practices along with some of the babes less then forthcoming on providing what they've advertised or it comes underwhelming and not as advertised.

For me it all boils down to the new focus of the channels, extract the most out of the customer whilst providing the bare minimal. The babes attitudes have largely headed it this way but they channels have aided it and have no doubt encouraged it. There always has to be a minimal "free" show, something thats enticing and grabs potential customers not a straight up pay to see. Ironically I do feel that by trying to cut out "freeloaders" what they've done is create more, if you've been scammed or been on the wrong end of a less then advertised tip show you're going to be less inclined to do so again.