The part that they delete their account immediately afterwards?
Re:Breaking Down OnlyFans' Economics
by paulryanrogers on Friday September 13, 2024 @12:26PM
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Perhaps to avoid unintended rebill or make it less likely for a loved one to discover it.
Buyers remorse after purchasing pornography? I don't know why you're surprised.
Re:Breaking Down OnlyFans' Economics
by yamazakiwi on Friday September 13, 2024 @01:56PM
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Or regular embarrassment, or I don't want to "get in" to onlyfans, just this one time then I'll delete.
I suppose that hinges on what "a lot" means in that comment. If it's "a lot" in absolute values, that's very plausible. If it's "a lot" as a percentage, OnlyFans would have to have a high rate of account closures.
Re:Breaking Down OnlyFans' Economics
by qingcharles on Friday September 13, 2024 @05:33PM
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OK, I asked. "A lot" is about 20%.
Re:Breaking Down OnlyFans' Economics
by rockinghigh on Friday September 13, 2024 @01:50PM
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Probably a combination of being a subscription model with auto-renewal and people regretting wasting money for this type of content.
I’ve subscribed for one month to two different creators just to check the content. Neither was interesting enough to maintain a subscription. I don’t think the described behavior sounds nefarious.