Joeternal said:Isabella_deL said:Some models actually use this as ways to draw their members in and make them spend more.
Right. Which is the main reason why I haven't pursued it, even though the models in question didn't give me any reason to believe they were trying to scam me. It would be a big leap of faith on my part. Distrust in this situation is a two way street.
Just because a model might act more flirty with you and like she's interested to draw you in doesn't mean she'd be scamming you. It just means she's providing a different service to others. Some members enjoy the idea that a model might genuinely be interested in them, it gives them an ego boost. It isn't necessarily that the model is trying to scam the member. I think the word "scam" is thrown around far too much when it comes to camsites. If you were in a restaurant a waitress might be particularly friendly to you to draw in tips, she may laugh when you're not funny and bat her eyelashes when you're not attractive. That doesn't make her a scammer because she doesn't genuinely want you to put your penis inside you, it is just a way for her to do better at her job.
mynameisbob84 said:One thing I can't help but wonder is how many of the models who would be against members viewing MFC as a dating site (in general, not specifically the models in this thread), are the same models who claim to be single despite being in a relationship.
This is something I can answer. I still list myself as single because I don't like members asking about my relationship. It's none of their business, I literally hate personal questions about my sex life or comments about my boyfriend. I don't want them comparing themselves to him, trying to one up him, talking about him while they're wanting themselves off, saying he's a lucky guy, none of it. My relationship and sex life are absolutely personal and not up for discussion. I tell regulars about my relationship status when I feel I can trust them not to get weird about it, but I don't like talking about it in the public room with a bunch of strangers. In a real life job I would not have to tell everyone about my relationship status, and if I mentioned having a boyfriend they wouldn't tirade me with questions about my sex life and what he's like, or even in some cases, try to make themselves a part of my relationship. Myfreecams is different. Members do all of these things and more. I don't suddenly like talking about my personal business just because random strangers suddenly feel it's acceptable to ask me about it. I will masturbate on cam, they can see my body and hear tidbits of information about me, but they cannot take part in my personal life.
Oh and I also don't enjoy constant questions of "does your boyfriend know you do this?" or "does your boyfriend let you do this?". I find it insulting that they think I would lie to the person who I am closest to about such a large part of my life and do it behind his back, and I think it's insulting that he would have to "let" me do anything. If he weren't comfortable with my job then either we'd break up or I'd stop. End of story.
None of this has anything to do with members wanting to date me or wanting to draw members in. None of my regulars have changed because of me being in a relationship or single. No one has ever left or even cared who's tipped and chatted to me enough to know about my relationship so I doubt it'd effect my income at all. The members who seem very keen to know about stuff like this tend to want to know from the beginning and whatever answer they hear I find they leave pretty quickly or are looking for a fairly quick meet up.