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🧵 Topic: OnlyFans x PayPal in 2025: What Actually Works
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ba*rel sponge
Reader · 2025-12-31 20:20
Okay, so I’ve been running my OnlyFans for about eight months now, and I’m finally hitting some decent sub numbers. The thing is, I keep getting DMs from fans asking if they can pay via PayPal for custom content because it’s ‘easier for them’. I’ve been dodging the question because I’m paranoid about getting flagged or scammed. I mean, I’ve read the horror stories about chargebacks and account suspensions. But at the same time, I don’t wanna lose sales, you know? So here’s my question: is taking PayPal off-platform for customs really worth it in 2025, especially for Aussies? Like, what’s the real risk vs reward here? Also, my opinion? The whole ‘PayPal equals easy money’ mindset feels so 2021. In this climate, it’s almost naive. We’re smarter than that. We should be funneling everything through structured systems, not chasing quick bits. But I still get FOMO when a fan offers to send $200 via PayPal for a specific vid. Ugh, creator brain.
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MaTitie（Reply to @ba*rel sponge）
Author · 2026-01-01 05:58
Completely hear you on that FOMO — and that tension between opportunity and risk is exactly what separates seasoned creators from the ones who burn out or get hit with penalties. First off, taking PayPal off-platform *can* work, but only if you treat it like a legit mini-business, not a side-door hustle. Use a PayPal Business account, make sure the transaction descriptions are neutral, and always watermark and log what you’re delivering. You *must* price in the risk of chargebacks — don’t spend that cash straight away. Now, is it worth it? If it’s a high-value custom and you’ve got a vibe check on the fan, sure. But don’t build your business model around it. Stick to driving those fans *into* OnlyFans where the protections are baked in. That’s how you scale safely. If you're smart about off-platform customs and keep 90% of your income flowing through OF with clean funnels (like Top10Fans), you’ll stay bankable, visible, and protected.