So do some studios. I once tried to give a model my Telegram username. (She was leaving the next day for a month to undergo surgery. I just wanted her to let me know how things went) The result was catastrophic. Her studio almost fined her, and I was almost banned. She basically begged her admins not to carry through and promised them she would never call me. That was just a member offering personal info to a model. Interestingly, all her admins are female, and at this particular studio, they are strict, but actually look after the model's safety. I am sure being in Russia has something to do with that too.
So you were almost banned by the particular cam site? I'm assuming that the studio can only take action against the model.Her studio almost fined her, and I was almost banned.
It sounds like I'll be "self-confessing" to a lot in this situation. It takes two to tango. She set up a private account and sent me numbers; I was sending money to it. She gave me her passport and other info. Most of the conversations about money moving around and meeting up are in Skype, but there were some references even in PMs on sites. Especially on StripChat and a bit on LiveJasmin.
My question, though, is if we talked about this stuff initially on a site (say StripChat) but then took the conversation to an offsite messaging system like Skype, does that then exempt everyone to whatever happened after that point? It's just two people talking on personal Skype account... But I guess the issue would be that we met and originally interacted on the sites, though?

