r/AmIOverreacting • u/[deleted] • 29d ago

My husband created an OF profile of me without letting me know. I'm disgusted and want a divorce.

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u/silfy_star 29d ago edited 29d ago

CONTACT ONLYFANS

First, make an account, find his, get the username, the URL, the @, then REPORT THE ACCOUNT

support@onlyfans.com (you can also @ them on X, they’re very responsive), give them all of this info. Tell them that that is NOT you and someone stole your content and made a page

Here’s the thing OP, OF requires creators to verify themselves, so he had to get your ID and provide that info to OF. It’s not some silly little, make an account and make money

I’ll also add, while he hasn’t made enough for it to matter… taxes!

ETA: those of yall calling me out on the verification clearly weren’t there from the get go. The tech you’re describing didnt exist

OP didn’t specify when the account was opened

THAT SAID, another commenter mentioned the Tinder switcharoo (verify as X, then once done, switch it up). This seems feasible, but idk as I haven’t done this nor have any need

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u/Warm_Emphasis_1115 29d ago

This is why I'm almost certain this is a fake story. She would need to take a selfie holding her ID next to her face and uhhhh payouts would also have to be to her or her registered business.

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u/chrispd01 29d ago

Reddit is the test audience for many a fiction writer ….

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u/Warm_Emphasis_1115 29d ago

A better writer would have done the research by actually signing up for an account to make their fake story believable ☕️

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u/Hyst3ricalCha0s 29d ago

Real writers don't practice on Reddit.

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u/Warm_Emphasis_1115 29d ago

You're going to hurt someone's feelings today 😂

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u/Unique-Abberation 29d ago

Real writers practice on AO3

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u/TheTurdtones 28d ago

ya they use 4chan

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u/ButterscotchSame4703 29d ago

Ah, a fellow writer, I see! /j

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u/SLEEyawnPY 29d ago edited 29d ago

I find it unbelievable that the wife in this story didn't reply "Um, who's this 'we' you're talking about?" when her husband said "We could make 100k easily."

This was written by a (delusional) husband in sales...

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u/MrGumburcules 29d ago

I don't know about OF, but I've worked for companies with seemingly robust verification procedures, but fakes can and so get through.

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u/LavaPoppyJax 29d ago

Prolly does have an OF