Source: International Business Times
The parent company of OnlyFans faces a lawsuit from former subscribers who say they signed up to chat with creators, but engaged with paid "chatters" from a hired agency instead. Two former OnlyFans subscribers have filed a class-action lawsuit against the platform's parent companies, alleging they were deceived into believing they were chatting directly with creators when, in reality, agency-employed professionals were impersonating them. The plaintiffs, M.
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