xtrahotangels up to £200 a day?? scam

[Ana_X]

I don't think im going to go with them, Im due to start at 9 tonight so have plenty of time to cut them off. I just still want to know what type of scam it is as in do they just pay you less than you could get elsehwhere or do they simply use you to make money then not pay you atall?

If its the second one something should really be done about that. As I had a friend who about a year ago signed up for an agency on adult work (but they didn't offer to let her work in the studio etc) and she worked 8 hours a day for £100, was going to be paid monthly and after the month they blocked her email and texts and she was left with nothing unpaid rent and bills and no other source of income as shed put all her time in to that.

Here's what type of scam it it. They decide what rate the clients will have to pay to see you on webcam. Let's just assume that's £1 per minute of PAID chat.

If you find yourself busy and actually taking off your clothes and fucking yourself on webcam for thirty minutes each hour over an eight hour shift that's £240 earned via adultwork. YOU on the other hand will be given £80 and be told to be grateful for it because it's cash in hand and I suspect you aren't in a rush to pay tax on your earnings (*hiss* ... anyway...).

So say hypothetically in your first five day week you end up being crazy busy (not impossible, but not necessarily going to happen either) and you are in paid chat mode for four hours of each eight hour working day. That's twenty hours of taking off YOUR clothes, talking dirty to clients, having sex with yourself for those clients, watching them masturbating on webcam etc - and those twenty hours of PAID chat will have earned, at the £1 per minute rate have totaled (20hrs X £1per minute) = £1,200 before adultwork take their fee cut.

You on the other hand because you're wanting to work for this studio would be taking home £400 but only if you meet whatever criteria the group owner has in terms of minimum targets to meet.

And lastly, but not least by any means, only if the studio owner pays you - which many have reported he has not.

If you need any more information on this subject to decide wither or not it's a risk worth taking then you're a bloody idiot and, as much as I hate this turn of phrase, 'you have it coming'.

Jesus.