Welcome to the discussion on "Sex Work Approved Payment Options PART 1." This thread is a comprehensive guide and discussion about the various payment options available to sex workers, especially those involved in webcam modeling. The information shared here is based on collective experiences and research by our community members. Below is a summary of the payment services discussed, along with their suitability for use in the adult entertainment industry:
- Paypal, Square, Amazon, Greendot, WePay, and Venmo are not recommended for transactions related to adult services due to their policies against adult content and services.
- GiftRocket is mentioned with caution; it’s not a payment processor but can be used to receive gifts from known people.
- Bitcoin, Bitpay, and Coinbase are highlighted as sex worker-friendly options, offering more freedom and less regulation for adult industry transactions. However, caution is advised with Bitcoin due to its volatile nature.
- Payoneer is mentioned with caution; it provides payment options for those in the adult industry but has specific restrictions and requires signing up through partner companies.
- Verotel and Redpass are identified as sex worker-friendly, with Verotel supporting online content and digital services and Redpass touted as the ultimate payroll solution for the adult entertainment industry.
Members have shared their personal experiences and preferences, discussing the pros and cons of various services, including the challenges of finding a reliable payment processor that accepts adult transactions. The thread also touches on the importance of privacy, the drawbacks of certain services, and the potential of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin in providing a more discreet and control-oriented payment solution for sex workers.
For those looking for more detailed information, experiences, and recommendations from fellow models and sex workers, this thread is a valuable resource. Please note, it's crucial to perform your own due diligence and consider the legalities in your jurisdiction before selecting a payment service.