I usually don't like to describe the nature of my work. After five wonderful years in the adult film industry I switched to webcam and now I've dabbled into escorting. I haven't webcammed in awhile and I'm currently seeking steady income with the right company for that right now. As for escorting, I've only been doing that and so far, its been very successful. But I don't want to do that for long at all. I've been doing it since January 2010 and will continue till the end of the year.
Come 2011, I want to only do webcamming and also get a non adult, financially secure job with medical benefits. Maybe use my brain more often. lol. But I have nothing to put on my resume. I did go to college but I haven't had real job experience in forever. I have money saved up and I am financially comfortable right now but I will want to switch careers sometime in the future. What should I go about saying on my resume for employment and usually they ask for employer contact information which I'd prefer not to give. It's not only employers, but banks, loan officers, renters, and many other businesses will need to know my employer information. I've been denied certain things such as apartments because I always say I model but I'm an independent contractor and don't have an employer's phone number.
I also don't have a bank account. I prefer having just cash saved up and I spend a lot less money when I hold onto cash. But I have bad credit from falling for a scam 7 years ago and had to pay the bank back. I paid it back, but I'm still flagged from all banks in the US. I need to restore my credit before I can get a bank account but everything I do is prepaid now.
So what does everyone do to prove employment and do you just say you're a model? When I was apartment shopping, a couple renters would immediately decide not to rent to me as soon as I told them I model and even though I told him how much I make a year and even volunteered to pay 3 months advance in rent, he was uncomfortable renting to a model or performer because it wasn't secure enough. Anyone have ideas what to put down on applications and resumes?



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