Julieray allegedly took $300 without providing a session, prompting profile removal from SessionGirls. Feedback varies; some appreciate Jennifer's efforts, while others defend Julie. Past experiences with Julie are generally positive.
Last Updated: May 24, 2026
In a series of forum posts, allegations were made against session wrestler Julie Winchester, also known as Julieray, for failing to refund a $300 deposit for a session that never occurred. Jennifer Thomas, who runs the SessionGirls website, reported the issue based on a complaint and proof of payment provided by the client. Julie, however, denied the accusation, claiming the client was a stalker and threatened her.
Participants in the discussion expressed mixed reactions. Some supported Julie, highlighting their positive past experiences with her, and found it hard to believe she would act unethically after 30 years in the business. Others defended Jennifer for protecting clients and expressed gratitude for her efforts in maintaining transparency in the industry.
Despite some backing Julie, skepticism remained due to her failure to address the refund directly. Concerns were raised about the general practice of non-refundable deposits and the need for clear agreements to prevent misunderstandings. The debate underlined the complex nature of resolving disputes within the session wrestling community, emphasizing the importance of trust and accountability for both clients and performers.