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Like ants to honey, OnlyFans has attracted some of the worst vices out there. Creators are now at the mercy of scams from bots, shady agencies, and content thieves. 

The reality is that scams are inevitable, but being a victim isn’t. Most successful OnlyFans creators have built systems that reduce exposure to scams. They watermark everything, vet every "opportunity," and never hand over account access. 

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The Most Common OnlyFans Scams Creators Face

OnlyFans scams are more common than you might think. The scary part is that some scams come in pretty and ambiguous packages. Here are some of the common OnlyFans scams you may face:

• Fake subscriber scams: Imagine a fan asking for custom content immediately after subscribing. It seems too good to be true, right? Well, there’s a chance that such fans are about to perpetuate a fake subscriber scam. They often subscribe with stolen credit cards and demand nudes before tipping. After receiving the content, the fan may initiate a chargeback, getting back the money they paid you for it.

• Stolen or leaked content: This type of scam is quite common because creators almost have no control over their content. It’s where a fan buys and resells your content on other platforms. We’ve seen entire creator portfolios stolen and repackaged on foreign platforms. Leaked OnlyFans content also exposes you to unwanted attention. This often applies to creators who set their content to appear in specific regions for privacy reasons.

• Agency exploitation: If you’re a newbie on OnlyFans, you might come across agencies trying to sign you up. Some agencies might offer viral growth in exchange for up to 30 to 50% commission. In most cases, they either under-deliver, ghost you, or deliver recycled bot followers. The worst part is when they pressure you to sign exclusive contracts that are auto-renewable with no performance clauses.

• Phishing or fake support accounts: The devil works hard, but the average OnlyFans scammer works harder. These scammers may pose as OnlyFans support, tempting you to click on malicious links, and by doing that, they steal your logins or payment information. As a result, you may automatically lose your account or earnings. There are also cases where OnlyFans suspends accounts with suspicious activities.

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What OnlyFans Scams Really Look Like

OnlyFans scammers are always refining their tactics. However, they often slip up by revealing these red flags:

• Bad English and generic usernames: Bad English is a dead giveaway that you’re about to get scammed. Most scammers use bot-generated DMs that are often riddled with bad grammar. Also, watch out for generic usernames like “SexyGirl123” or “Loverboy2025”. 
• False verification: OnlyFans scammers might post fake verification links to get you to lower your guard. However, they often slip up, as the verification may come in the form of handwritten notes with mismatched usernames. Some verification request links might direct users to malicious links.
• Overpromising or not meeting up with requests: Sometimes, it’s a red flag when the fan or creator acts too eager to deliver after you take specific actions. For instance, creators may promise to immediately send content after receiving payments. On the other hand, shady fans may request free content before making a payment. So, always make sure there’s enough proof that the other party will follow through on their promise.
• Agent management deals that seem outrageous: Watch out for promises that sound too good to be true, like “we’ll make you $50K per month.” Agencies using these tactics often exaggerate results, demand high commissions upfront, or push aggressive sales strategies that don’t match your goals.
• Off-platform demands: Fraudsters will try to convince you to take payments outside the platform. In those cases, they’re usually trying to cheat you out of your content or cash. The worst thing is that you can’t report to OnlyFans Support since the platform may ban or suspend your account for external activities. 

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Common Scam Scenario Creators Face

One of the most common setups happens in creator groups on apps like Telegram or Discord. It often starts with members casually talking about how hard it is to grow, then an “admin” or connected account jumps in, recommending an agency that claims to guarantee tens of thousands of followers. The agency usually flashes fake screenshots or “proof of earnings,” then asks for an upfront fee to join or promote you.

We’ve seen countless creators lose money this way. The pattern is the same every time: the agency collects the fee, disappears, or delivers bot accounts that never spend a cent. It’s a reminder that if an agency refuses to verify itself with a real video call or cannot provide genuine testimonials, it’s a red flag.

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What to Do if You’re Targeted or Scammed on OnlyFans

So, you’ve been scammed. The best course of action is to respond as quickly and strategically as possible to minimize damage. Panicking won’t help. Here’s how to respond if someone impersonates you or leaks your content:

• Step 1: Gather evidence. Keep track of everything, from DMs to the stolen content to the fan’s profile. You can also keep links to websites that contain your content without your approval. A reverse image search via Google Images will reveal all websites holding the content.
• Step 2: Report the stolen content or use DMCA to take down content on off-platforms. For stolen content on OnlyFans, send a report detailing the incident to the platform’s support page. If the leak occurred outside the platform, use OnlyFans’ free DMCA service to take them down.
• Step 3: Warn your fans about the leak. Create a post concerning the incident and pin it on your social media platforms. Be sure to include a link to your real OnlyFans page.

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Report scammers directly through OnlyFans

OnlyFans has strict security measures to prevent scam activities on the platform. For instance, you can report fake accounts by clicking the “Report Profile” button on the concerned party’s page. To report fraudulent chargebacks, you can provide the necessary details to “Payment Dispute” in OnlyFans support.

Note that your report must contain clear evidence to back up your claims. So, always keep relevant information in a scam folder. Your typical scam folder can include screenshots, payment receipts, and DM logs. 

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Protect your copyright and brand

First, invest in a photo editing tool that allows you to watermark your content. You can use OnlyFans’ built-in tool or Canva. Make sure the watermark is not at the edge or corner of the content since scammers can easily crop it out. You should also include a copyright disclaimer. To find leaks, use tools like Enforcity to scan for stolen content.

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Block to avoid further targeting

• Don’t hesitate to block scammers, time wasters, or fans with suspicious activities.
• Only allow paying fans to send DMs. You can activate this function via the Privacy Settings.
• Use burner accounts when dealing with fans outside the platform.
• Revoke access to shady managers via the OnlyFans’ Manager Permission settings.

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Staying Safe: Pro Creator Strategies to Dodge OnlyFans Scams

OnlyFans scammers are always evolving their strategies, but you can always be a step ahead by following these tips:

• Always verify who you’re dealing with (agencies, fans, “managers”). Only a scammer will have a problem verifying their identity. You can demand video calls before working with an agency or manager. For collaborators, you can reverse image search their profile pics to know if they’re truly the owners of the account.
• Keep all payments on the platform. The OnlyFans payout system is your only reliable option for receiving payments. Always avoid using off-payment platforms and block fans that insist on them.
• Never share logins or personal info via DMs or email. Do not respond to emails or DMs requesting your login information. Note that OnlyFans will never ask for your logins.
• Use OnlyFans’ built-in security and access management features. For example, you can set up 2-factor authentication in OnlyFans’ security settings. It’s also a good idea to track fan activities within specific timeframes to fish out suspicious ones.
• Learn about restricted words (for example, “urgent” or “verification needed”), how scammers exploit them, and how to protect yourself. You may set up OnlyFans AI bots to flag those words and escalate the issue for you to handle. 
• Create an authentic following on social media. Consistently create niche-friendly content and follow other proven OnlyFans marketing tactics.

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Why Smarter Creators Stay Ahead of Scammers

Scammers evolve, but so can you by becoming more security-conscious. Consider every suspicious interaction as a potential scam until proven otherwise. You can also join active communities on platforms like Reddit and Twitter to stay in the loop about the latest scams.

Chargebacks are more common than you might think. Numerous seasoned creators have lost substantial portions of their earnings due to fans initiating chargebacks. It doesn’t matter if you run your OnlyFans account or use AI chat support; no creator deserves to lose their hard-earned income to unscrupulous practices. So, how can you minimize chargebacks on OnlyFans to the absolute minimum? This article covers all the tips and strategies you need to know about chargebacks. It will also help you pinpoint the telltale signs and show you how to deal with them. 

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What Is a Chargeback on OnlyFans?

OnlyFans chargebacks are processes in which a bank or credit card company requests a refund on behalf of their customers. Fans initiate this process by disputing charges made on their card. The bank or credit card company then reviews the cardholder’s claims and contacts OnlyFans to process the refund. In most cases, OnlyFans doesn’t contest this decision but deducts the disputed amount from a creator’s account.

Note that refunds are quite different from chargebacks. The former is initiated by OnlyFans, and creators can dispute the decision. However, chargebacks are bank-initiated, and the creator has practically no say on the outcome.

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So, how does a chargeback happen on OnlyFans?

Fans usually initiate chargebacks with their bank or credit card company for these reasons:

• They may claim the charges were due to fraudulent activity.
• They were dissatisfied with the service, or the creator failed to meet their end of the bargain.
• They did not initiate the charges or were charged incorrectly.

The process looks like this:

• The bank investigates the claim and notifies OnlyFans.
• OnlyFans freezes the disputed funds.
• OnlyFans deducts the amount and returns it to the fan.

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Why are chargebacks risky for adult creators?

OnlyFans chargebacks are a one-sided battle that always leaves you on the losing end. First, you run the risk of losing your hard-earned income since banks will always favor buyers. On top of that, you forfeit control over the content, be it a custom or PPV, since the fan gets to keep it. OnlyFans may even ban your accounts if there are too many chargebacks.

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Can you dispute an OnlyFans chargeback?

Yes. OnlyFans chargebacks are an unfortunate reality for most creators, but you can still fight back. Here’s the process:

1. Gather evidence: Save message screenshots, agreements with fans, delivery confirmations, and transaction IDs.
2. File a dispute: Submit your case through OnlyFans customer support.
3. Attach documentation: Include all supporting details with a clear explanation of the situation.
4. Wait for review: OnlyFans will review your submission and may contest the chargeback with the bank.

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Tip: File a dispute as soon as possible, as a delay reduces your chances of getting your funds.

When Do OnlyFans Chargebacks Usually Happen? 

Chargebacks on OnlyFans happen when fans file disputes with their bank or credit card company. However, these situations do not happen out of the blue. There are often signs that a chargeback is about to occur. 

As an OnlyFans creator, here are the most common times when you receive chargebacks:

• After fans unlock PPVs: Some fans might unlock PPV content and type replies like, “the content is not what I asked for,” or “I didn’t receive it.”
• After a free trial ends: Some fans are on the hunt for free trials and may not have the intention to subscribe after they end. So, they might dispute the first charge as unauthorized.
• Wrong transaction narration: You can expect a chargeback when the transaction description is vague or unclear. For instance, narrations like “OF creator” or “Sneak Peek” instead of your brand name are telltale signs of a chargeback. 
• Content binges: This is the online version of dine and dash. In this case, fans may order lots of PPV content or custom offers within a short timeframe. Sometimes, they might request a week’s or a month’s worth of content within a few days. 
• Buyer’s remorse: Fans may struggle with buyer’s remorse and may delete their account and file a chargeback or dispute.

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What Are the Consequences of Chargebacks for OnlyFans Creators?

OnlyFans chargebacks may lead to severe consequences, from income loss to low motivation to account bans. Here’s how chargebacks can affect OnlyFans creators:

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Financial losses

Fans dispute the charge on their cards, and the banks will move to reverse the OnlyFans payment. OnlyFans will deduct the disputed cash even when you have already withdrawn the money. Plus, some payment processors may even charge additional fees for processing chargebacks. The worst part is that fans get to retain your content even after the reversal. 

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Platform consequences

OnlyFans is not your friend during chargebacks, as they may freeze your earnings until it is resolved. They may also hold on to future earnings for longer in order to assess your risk profile. So, your OnlyFans revenue tanks as these little chargebacks chip away at your earnings. Lastly, if you receive a high number of chargeback requests, your account may even be banned.

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Emotional toll

Creators feel alone and cheated when the platform sides with the buyer. It’s even more depressing when they spend resources and time creating the PPV or custom offer for the buyer. Creators might also battle with anxiety, as they don’t know which fan will be the next to initiate a chargeback.
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What to Do if You Get a Chargeback?

It’s annoying, but it’s not the end of the world. Here’s what to do if you’re dealing with a chargeback:

• Check the records: Note the fan’s username, transaction date, and amount.
• Gather your evidence: Collect chat logs, delivery confirmations, and proof of PPV unlocks.
• Submit an appeal: File an appeal through the OnlyFans resolution center and provide all necessary documents.
• Flag repeat offenders and report suspicious behaviors: Block fans who initiate chargebacks and report suspicious behavior to OnlyFans.

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How Can Creators Protect Themselves From OnlyFans Chargebacks?

Save yourself from the consequences of chargebacks on OnlyFans by taking these preemptive actions:

• Set clear expectations: Don’t oversell your services. State in clear terms what you offer or don’t. Your bio may include something like, “no refunds after delivery. By subscribing, you agree to these terms.” Your PPVs should also come with terms and conditions. Banks will often reject disputes if the buyer agreed to your terms before the transaction.
• Watermark all your content: Use tools like Canva to watermark photos and videos, placing marks where they can’t be cropped out. 
• Always vet your high spenders: Watch out for new subs who are ready to spend huge amounts at the drop of a hat. These fans often have vague profiles, such as a blank bio or no profile pic. 
• Use OnlyFans chatbots to flag risks: Bots can alert you when fans use suspicious phrases like “my card was stolen” or if they have a history of disputes. You can then review the situation and decide whether to continue engaging with that fan. 
• Use smart upselling strategies: Clearly label your PPVs and custom offers with the duration and content to avoid misunderstandings (e.g., “5-minute cosplay set in three outfits”). Setting clear terms helps reduce disputes and gives you supporting evidence if a chargeback occurs. You can also limit higher-priced offers to established fans while sending smaller, lower-cost PPVs to new subscribers.

OnlyFans provides a dashboard where you can monitor fan purchases, subscriptions, and tips. While this helps you keep records, chargebacks are handled by OnlyFans, not creators. For deeper tracking and fan management, creators often use OnlyFans software and CRM tools.

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Is It Worth Disputing a Chargeback?

It depends on your preference and what you choose to fight for. 

It’s worth disputing when:

• You have strong evidence (agreements, watermarked content, delivery confirmations).
• The chargeback involves a large amount.
• The fan has a history of chargebacks.

It may be better to let it slide if:

• The chargeback is for a low-priced PPV.
• There’s no clear proof or chat history.
• The fan claims their card was stolen.

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How to dispute chargebacks through OnlyFans and the account manager

Submit evidence, such as the chat timestamps and chat logs, to the platform’s resolution center. OnlyFans will act as an advocate and may help to push the decision in your favor. If you’re under management, the agency may handle disputes and track the implications of chargebacks.

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Chargebacks Happen, But You Can Handle Them

Chargebacks are more common than you might think, but smart creators can minimize the impact. For instance, you can protect yourself by watermarking your content and adding clear terms. It can also be a good idea to automate AI chatbots to flag suspicious requests. Don’t forget to document everything to support your claims during chargebacks.