The pay-first Dominant
“A real submissive proves their devotion. Send a gift card first, then we'll talk.”
- What's really happening
- Money before you've even met is the whole point. Financial domination does exist as a kink, but between people who've agreed it openly – it doesn't begin with a stranger's demand.
- What to do
- Don't pay. Report the profile and block it.
The sub who needs a ticket
“I'm ready to serve you. I just need money for gas to drive over.”
- What's really happening
- In a state this size, travel money is an easy ask. The trip doesn't happen, and the next request is bigger.
- What to do
- Never pay for someone to travel to you. Someone who's keen will meet you halfway, somewhere public.
Let's move to WhatsApp
“I'm hardly ever on here – message me on Telegram instead.”
- What's really happening
- Off the site, the protections here stop applying: no reports to this team, no reputation score, no warnings. That's why the site alerts you when someone tries it.
- What to do
- Keep every conversation here on the site until you've met in person.
The photo trap
“Prove you're serious. Send me a picture with your face in it.”
- What's really happening
- The pictures become leverage: pay up, or they go to your family, your employer or your friends.
- What to do
- Don't pay and don't send more. Keep the messages, report the profile, block it and tell the police.
The borrowed face
“My camera's broken, so I can't do video.”
- What's really happening
- The photos belong to someone else – a model, or another member.
- What to do
- Ask for either of the site's free checks – ID, or a quick video call with a moderator. No badge, no video, no meeting.
The paid 'verification'
“Before we meet, you need to get verified on this safety site. It's only $10.”
- What's really happening
- A fake vetting service that takes your money and your card details.
- What to do
- Verification on bdsm-nevada.com is free and happens on the site itself. Never pay for a stranger's verification link.