Hey all, I've made the experience, that not all models talk directly to the users but someone else in the background does. What do you think about that kind of interaction? For me it's a reason to leave the room.
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Are you talking about being chatted with in a private message by someone who isn't the model? I don't know how common this really is. I think it would be difficult to find a model openly saying their studio chats for them. I guess I don't really see a moral issue with it as long as TOS isn't violated but it seems against TOS to have an unverified person chatting..
Well, Stripchat advertises with 'Interaction takes different forms in our live cams: you can privately chat with live cam girls, tip them, play games, and even have private sessions. ...'
So I would expect that this is mandatory, and that I don't talk to a studio owner or an employee there
This is common studio practice.
Doesn't matter the site. If you are visiting a studio model and having chat conversation with, you are probably speaking with studio admins. Even if not, its more than likely being monitored and/or model is being coached what to say. They are watching chat via team viewer or another remote desktop program.
If you want your engagement to be solely with model, visit an independent model instead of studio models.
Doesn't matter the site. If you are visiting a studio model and having chat conversation with, you are probably speaking with studio admins. Even if not, its more than likely being monitored and/or model is being coached what to say. They are watching chat via team viewer or another remote desktop program.
If you want your engagement to be solely with model, visit an independent model instead of studio models.
Interesting, but how can I identify a studio model? Not all of them tell users about it. And it's definitely not what Stripchat promises.
It’s easy - are you new to cam sites? It sounds like you’re a bit naive. Genuine question.
Actually, my question was meant seriously. Maybe you'd like to tell me how to identify them?
And btw: did you read my DM?
I did! You sent me a model’s name who performs with her partner. I watched some of their show today - performing a sex show on their bed, no device.
Nothing told me that it wasn’t a live show.
I told you to watch them several times, you will see it's repeatedly the same 'shows'.
If you don’t know how then you need to spend more time online and work it out for yourself.
Easy-peasy.
Well, I've spent a lot of time there already – enogh to identify accounts that don't perform live and to realise, that Stripchat isn't interested at all to remove them.
I’ll check it tomorrow. Again.
From your previous posts you seem mad that you’re not getting messages from models but from others - probably studio guys.
Do you think that may be skewing your thinking?
Right then, I’m curious to see if you’re any better than the moderation team at Stripchat, thanks to your vast experience.
The fact that, with some models, it’s not the model herself who’s talking to me but some studio operator doesn’t skew my thinking in the slightest. I simply recognise that the platform isn’t living up to its promise.
You are taking things far too literally. You can chat with models privately. You don't understand how studios work and that's not Stripchat's problem.
Kurt Russell would probably appreciate a product that delivers exactly what it says on the tin. But let's stick to the facts: 'Live' should mean live, and 'Model' should mean the model. It's really that simple.
Kurt Russell knows that nothing is black and white and there's a whole lot of gray in between. I bet you would accuse me of the same thing because you can never see me type and I often wear the same style/color of top during broadcasts. Hell, I've worn the same top 5 days in a row. My hair never changes. My makeup never changes. My background never changes.
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