With all of these placing banks [1-3 or even top 5] being paid out to such young girls [typically] I often wonder if they 'live the high life' so to speak, and burn through it, or if any actually think about saving it and being set for life [AKA- not having to sweat the thought of how they will pay bills should something unforeseen happen to them at some point.] While money sitting in a bank is pretty safe, it doesn't grow much. Some self education on $$ management or creating multiple income streams would certainly help anyone concerned about life after camming. ~
It probably depends on each model. I know Shy hasn't been on in like almost 5 years now, and before she left she bought a big ass apartment that her younger sister and mother still live in, now. But she hasn't come back, and one would assume with how popular she was, if she blew through all of her money, she'd have been back by now. Aspen obviously does more than MFC, now, and as far as anyone can tell, her head is squarely on her shoulders when it comes to money.
Then there's models like PumpkinSpice who move to Las Vegas and rent a goddamn mansion... And if you want to talk about a model going ballistic when she doesn't hit number 1... like when she lost to KickAz one month, well, there's a prime example.
So, like I said, it's all different per model.
If the info on the MFC Wiki were clear there would have never been a need for any of this nonsense, everyone would have already been aware of the purchase limits, but many people were not aware and hence how can my post be "silly" -
It's on the "My Account" page, It's the very second thing. It clearly lists your buying limit per day, max tokens able to be stored, and to click a link to increase limits.
It's not hard to find, and if people can't be bothered to look for it, well, that's not my or MFC's problem. Obviously, those who will do the raising of limits have money to burn, so they're not your average member... just like those who break even the top 100 aren't the average model, earnings wise.