1) Members who are expecting to pay much, much less than they would on MFC are a red flag. Maybe not a scam, but definitely make for a shitty customer base and devalue your time
2) Members who offer "way to good to be true" compensation for Skype
3) Members who expect to pay via means that can easily be refunded (paypal, amazon giftcard, etc.)
Set your rules for Skype and stick to them. A lot of new girls make the mistake of trying too hard to be nice and thereby letting members control them...STOP IT!!! This is not a retail job where you have to kiss the customers ass and get the same hourly wage no matter what. This is
your business and by allowing them to have this argument you are wasting time that could be spent having fun and making tokens. Being assertive is not the same as being bitchy.
"Hi, my rates for Skype are XXX and I accept ______
" if they protest that say "Nope, sorry". If they keep arguing or get belligerent ignore them.
If they were being genuine, they wouldn't have a problem paying your price via the medium of your choice. I don't walk into Walmart and start bitching at them when they won't accept Canadian Tire Money. Defensiveness is a HUUUUUUGE red flag.
If they were worried about MFC taking a "cut of your pay" then they had better fucking offer you your take home + MFC's cut.
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Even if they aren't trying to scam you, they are trying to rip you off. Why would you want "customers" who low ball you, disrespect and bicker with you, and after putting up with all that you made less money?
If you ARE interesting in methods of payment other than tokens, check out the threads on Google Wallet. As far as Im aware, thats the hardest to get chargedback on. Iv'e never used it, but I think Lacie Laplante does and has said good things. You can also sell Skype through ManyVids, but I havent tried that. They have a similar cut to MFC.