Tyler James
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If anyone follows him on IG, one of the most recent photos has quite the outline of his dick. 
drumgo
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I subbed to his OF awhile back. No nudes and lots of spam for other OF accounts.
I marked him as "Do Not Renew".
I marked him as "Do Not Renew".
What a waste, i paid $22 coz it promised something very very hot, so i took the bait, but it was a minute video of him looking sexy, takes of his pants, but covers his bulge and doesn’t show anything at all…. Very very disappointed but hey, I just helped him pay his bills. I wish i could get a refund
I’m sorry this happened but I’m honestly shocked anyone still buys into his bullshit.
ShadowDenizen
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Yeah. He's not at Austin Mahone levels of scammery, but his posts are somewhat misleading (and overpriced for what you get, IMO.)
Honestly that’s why I think this site is so useful. I don’t mind subbing to peoples profiles if they produce hot content at a reasonable price. It’s amazing how many don’t understand that that is a good business model. Sure there will always be people leaking the content but I think the amount of people subbing will outweigh it.
ShadowDenizen
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Agreed.
With Tyler, his material IS hot, just at a PG-13 level of hotness when he advertises it as R-rated.
And even at that, I wouldn't complain if the prices matched the content and not the hype
Some of these models just get so greedy. I don't know how they think $25 is reasonable for, essentially, a thirst trap TikTok
Sundai2010
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I don’t understand why people are surprised when they inevitably get scammed on OF when the entire model not only facilitates scamming but actively encourages it. It’s built in a way where they want you to spend more money because they get a cut of it. It’s not even that that performers want to scam people, although many of them do, it’s that the entire system is inherently geared towards that and if OF is their main source of income they have no choice but to play along. In other words they’re not trying to game the system and scam people as much as just playing according to the scammy rules already in play. As long as OF continues to hide the content it’s letting performers sell the possibility of getting scammed remains very high. So you can’t be surprised when you buy something you haven’t seen and it turns out to not be what you wanted. That’s why I personally have not spent a single cent on it and encourage people to do the same.
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