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marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 This s--- is pure cope and scapegoating. She just popped a bubble which was gonna pop anyway The real culprit is normalization and the rush of otherwise risk-averse normies it sets off She was basically the last person to sell Bitcoin at 20k. If not her, then someone else O jones @ not here @prinxeMu · Aug 29 Bella Thorne ruined the livelihoods of thousands of people in the middle of a pandemic because she wanted to play pretend as a Playboy Bunny for a day, even though she's already immensely wealthy. F--- her. twitter.com/erikaheidewald.. t7 52 O 540 marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 Normalization means everyone in California prospecting for gold, means pets.com commercials during the Superbowl, means the NYT writing about how you're an idiot for not buying Bitcoin Only those who positioned themselves well and "shovel sellers" will make money 27 4 O 129 marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 Why do people think 0 education or experience required, well-paying jobs exist? Because they have entry barriers for the vast masses, namely risk (violence or opprobrium) which keeps the flood of labor supply out and thus gains high 17 9 157 marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 Once you tear down those entry barriers (normalize sex work), labor supply floods in and shifts the balance of power decidedly in the favor of the employers as any gains and power the employees had is arbitraged down to You cannot have gains without risk for this reason 27 10 marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 As the "shovel seller" grows and the balance of power shifts in their favor, they have to implement corporate protocols which f--- over employees to handle the raw flow of supply and demand You can't have trillion dollar market cap Apple which still is run like new startup Apple O 96 marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 So yeah the rage at Bella is coming from people with completely incoherent demands, people who absolutely want to have their cake and eat it, too, and see not being able to do so as a crass injustice. Utterly moronic and childish 125 marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 SW should be destigmatized but somehow the labor supply shouldn't be flooded Once it is flooded, this abundant supply somehow shouldn't crater my individual market value or bargaining power OnlyFans, now in complete power, somehow should act like they do not hold all the power t7 11 O 137 marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 The tl;dr is you f----- yourself by normalizing SW, and my prognosis for the future is that besides the top 5% or so, as gains and bargaining power are arbitraged down to nothing OF will just become Uber for women, something you do in whatever spare time you have to stay afloat 27 16 191 marquis de posade @acczibit · Aug 29 You idiotically pleaded for the eye of Sauron that is zero-sum hypercompetition to grace your field of work, and you got it. So this is your competition now (since it's online, you are theoretically competing with every legal age woman alive) Good luck. O New York Post O @nypost · Aug 22 Cam girls are now working inside warehouse studio 'pods' trib.al /WfmnRM1 27 22 O 210

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Overview

Bella Thorne OnlyFans Refunds refers to a controversy surrounding an OnlyFans page launched by actress Bella Thorne that started after many users requested refunds claiming Thorne falsely advertised her services on the platform. The controversy was a subject of discussions online in late August 2020, with multiple sex workers accusing Thorne of hurting the sex industry.

Background

On August 19th, actress Bella Thorne launched^[1]^[2]^[3] a page on the paid subscription social media service OnlyFans, a platform popular among sex workers providing sexual content on a subscription and donation basis. The announcement post (shown below) received over 3.9 million views and 540,000 likes in two weeks.

The actress set a record on the platform, earning over one million dollars on her first day on OnlyFans^[4] after setting her subscription rate at $16.99 per month. The website reportedly crashed^[5] on that day due to an influx of visitors after Thorne joined it. Thorne did not post nude content on the platform. Within less than a week since the launch of the account, Thorne reported^[6] that she earned over two million dollars on the platform, also revealing that she was making a film about OnlyFans and her experience with it.

Developments

Starting on August 27th, 2020, a number of Twitter users reported^[7]^[8] that Bella Thorne didn't act on her promise to send out a $200 pay-per-view nude photo, sending a non-nude photo instead. On that day, OnlyFans imposed a $50 price cap for pay-per-view photographs and a $100 cap on tips, with numerous sex workers proceeding to accuse Bella Thorne of hurting their line of work (tweet screeenshots shown below).

In a statement to New York Post,^[12] OnlyFans stated that the changes were implemented "to help prevent overspending," and that they "are not based on any one user."

On August 29th, Bella Thorne posted two tweets^[9]^[10] (shown below) in which she apologized and commented on the controversy, saying that her intention was to help normalize sex work and bring attention to the site.

In the following days, the controversy remained a popular subject of discussions online, with sex workers criticizing Thorne's actions. Multiple news outlets reported on the controversy, including articles by Insider^[11] and New York Post.^[12]