
Originally Posted by
ManyRoses
I would just say you work online from home, and then let him run a credit report!
Bear in mind that you DO have to tell him you are working from home, as not declaring it can cause legal issues.
And I have one nice story about being honest! A friend of mine isn't a camgirl, but she is a dom working (mostly) out of a dungeon. However, in recent years, she has moved more and more into porn, and has now been signed by a studio (yay her!) and does really well on C4S as well. She films for the studio all over the world (as well as private work) but does most of her C4S videos at home - most of which DO include slaves, and/or other dommes. She moved to a nice new complex, loves her building, and was totally honest to the landlord about her work, explaining that she was an adult actress, and would be travelling a lot, and doing some work from home. Then, one of her new neighbors found out what she does (via her blog, of all things), searched her clips, and so discovered that she films at home. Neighbor threw a FIT, and has now started a lovely little hate campaign, trying to convince other tenants to sign petitions etc to get her evicted, because they don't want to live next to a dirty porn star. (Lovely and open-minded, right?) Her awesome landlord basically told them to fuck off. He said that he KNEW what she did before she moved in, so even if he wanted to evict her now, he had no legal right to. He also told them that that doesn't matter, because she is a good tenant, and he doesn't want to evict her. And when the neighbors complained that they felt their safety was at risk because she was letting these nasty deviant men into the complex to film, he told them that she could invite whoever she wanted, just the same as they could.
GO AWESOME LANDLORD-MAN!
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