**Headline:** Online Performer Accused of Fraudulent Scheme: Accepting Upfront Payments for Custom Content, Then Blocking Clients Without Delivering Services.
Last Updated: May 29, 2025
The text describes explicit fraudulent activity through the following elements:
One individual narrates how they were misled into paying for a promised digital service (custom video or private session) and received nothing in return:
“As soon as my first half payment had processed I found myself blocked with no explanation. Just ghosted. Never received anything…”
This is a textbook case of taking money for a product or service and then cutting off contact — a clear act of fraud.
Multiple people corroborate similar experiences, indicating that the conduct is repeated and deliberate:
“She’s also told others she does custom videos, takes the money and then blocks people. Red flags all over the f*cking place!”
The consistency of the scam against different individuals eliminates the likelihood of a misunderstanding or isolated incident. Instead, it suggests intentional scamming and theft.
When one user confronted the alleged scammer via a secondary account:
“So then I call her out... man it would be a real shame if I paid half up front and then found myself blocked… She blocked me.”
Rather than responding to the complaint or offering a resolution, the individual disappears again — which reflects a common scammer tactic.
The person allegedly used social platforms to openly market services (videos, cam sessions) under false pretenses. Advertising products or services with no intent to deliver them is fraudulent solicitation.
Some users or parties tied to the individual attempt to excuse or downplay the behavior:
“Let give her another chance… we are working with her, so we put our trust on her…”
“She is not holding the deposit, the site showup23.com does…”
This can reflect an effort to preserve reputation or protect someone involved in a scam, although it may also suggest a lack of oversight or a complicit platform.
The text explicitly describes a scam: the target is solicited for payment in exchange for services (videos/sessions), the payment is collected, and then the provider disappears or blocks the buyer. This meets the legal and ethical definition of fraud — obtaining money through deception and false pretenses.