Q: do Amazon wishlists show your name or any identifying information? I thought they did which is why I never really bothered with them. But if not, I'll definitely make one...
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Q: do Amazon wishlists show your name or any identifying information? I thought they did which is why I never really bothered with them. But if not, I'll definitely make one...
I don't understand how NF can be extremely busy with back to back calls all day long one day and then the next day it's a total ghost town. There's no rhyme or reason to it
I would create a separate Amazon Wish List account. I used an infrequent Amazon account and created the Wishlist with all anonymous details, and there was a glitch, and one custie ended up getting my last name (tied to my main account but not associated with the wish list). I called Amazon, they saw the glitch, and even after it was 'fixed' the guy could still see my full name with the old link he was using. I still don't understand it, but it happened. It was unnerving as hell.
Best to create a BRAND new Amazon Account, with a separate dummy email, and set up the Wish List with that. Get a PO Box (preferably in a city/town that carries a different name than where you live), and create a FAKE name on the account. The post office should have no problem accepting packages to that name, provided it's in your agreement. That's the safest way to do it. Even if something goes wrong, they only thing they have is a Postal Box address, and a fake name associated to it.
I really think Amazon does a horrible job at the anonymity and general usage of their Wish Lists. I'm using Amazon Canada (maybe the US is different). But aside from the glitch I experienced, there is no tracking or other indication that someone has sent you an item (other than manually checking your Wish List to see if something ended up in the 'purchased' side). You don't get any tracking or delivery updates, and if not for my diligence, I would have missed out on a gift card that was physically sent to me but Amazon failed to deliver. For every purchase, I call Amazon to confirm if an item was delivered, and the status. On top of that, the men who are buying the gifts definitely don't have their identity protected - their info is on every delivery slip I've received (the smart ones use PO Boxes).
Aaaand the biggest frustration? Electronic gift cards require email addresses (so every gift card on my wish list is a physical card that must be mailed). I don't know why Amazon just doesn't link the gift card directly to the Amazon wish list recipient on the backend, without the purchaser seeing it. A major fail from my perspective. I've seen a lot of flirts listing their email address right next to their electronic gift cards (in a pop up bubble) in their Amazon Wish List, which is more risk that I'd want to assume. It's a clever, but risky work-around, I suppose.
It's an irritant, but not enough to stop me from using Wish Lists. :-\
Question regarding putting a 'pause' on your payments (putting a hold on payments and letting your balance accumulate on Niteflirt).
I sent in this question as a ticket to NF, but didn't get a straight answer from their end, so I'm asking the community here...
It's an odd question, and one that may not make sense, but I would like to know if anyone knows how long you can keep your money in the NF account, accumulating, before requesting a payout. Do you know if they force everyone to have their accounts paid out at the year end? Or can the amount grow into the next year?
Any specific knowledge on this topic is greatly appreciated.
I have a very good reason for asking, specific to my situation. It would be advantageous for me to push receipt of money into the future.
I could also see it being beneficial for certain people who were trying to "defer" income for tax reasons. Not sure if the US is the same, but individuals in Canada report income when it is received, not earned (with some exceptions). So, I could see situations where postponing a larger payout would be better in one tax year, vs. the next... all while staying on the right side of tax legislation.
Plus, it world be really fun to get a crazy big cheque.
Same I've recieved SO MUCH through my wishlist especially this year with my subs basically kitting out my entire home studio! I have a friend's business address listed which is two towns away from me, and a fake name. I've had multiple occasions where Amazon has shared the name and address with guys so NO it's absolutely not anonymous, not one bit. Slightly safer if you don't accept 3rd party items but where's the fun in that? I used delivery code for a bit which is 100% anonymous but went right back to Amazon as the majority of guys use and are happy with it.
So, I made a USA skype phone number and it was all good in the hood but now my calls are not connecting on NF. I contacted NF and they said I have to contact skype. I'm bidding so missing all these calls is SUPER annoying. Anyone know why this might be happening? Thanks.
Innnnteresting. If NF allows us to advertise our wishlists, isn't anything purchased on them considered an outside payment? Every wishlist I've ever seen has gift cards listed, or had giftcards as the only item listed.
I'm noticing my customers list in NF is missing stats on at least one of my bigger clients (sorting by highest earnings he doesn't show up), and others are missing also.... get when I click on his username from a chat, his earnings are displayed.
Does anyone else notice their customer lists omitting clients / data?
I have a question : A friend of mine lives in a not supported country and she does not have a creditcard issued by a supported country from niteflirt. But she really would like to work on the platform. Is there any possibility she could?
Thanks for any help :)
I've upped my cam rate back to $3.49 from $2.99 but curious if anyone who has done this notices a difference in you being searched? There is a drop down on the upper right on the front page and guys can click on "girls under $3 a minute" which is why I always stayed $2.99 but I rather be $3.49 but not the cost of getting lost in the mix.