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We all know if we work in the camming industry we risk it all when throw ourselves out there, right? I stupidly put my Linkedin photo (in 2017) briefly as my camming photo. I maybe did this for about a week, two tops. I totally wasn't thinking anyone would connect any dots, but I'm starting to think I was found by a previous customer of mine, perhaps?
I had a regular when I cammed, back in oh let's say 2015-2016 time. He was overseas, worked in I.T. and was a whale to me. He had a pregnant fetish at the time and was talking about how him and his girlfriend were trying to conceive a child. I had an insanely good memory when it came clients, especially the good ones.
Fast forward to late 2017, I get a random person messaging me on Linkedin about a job offer. It sounds suspicious as hell because, he's overseas. I reply back and we get to talking. He is from Europe but he's a temporary interim executive. I completely find this creepy as hell and I keep some distance. Him and and another executive both schedule a phone interview. All seems legit and I'm ready to see what this job has to offer. It's completely 110% perfect to my vanilla career. Like too good to be true perfect. It was a damn dream come true to be honest.... We do the phone interview and all seems too good to be true. A week later I got offered a job from this executive (to whom I've never met in person yet!) and I'm set to start after Christmas.
Now comes the day where I'm scheduled to start the job. I have this gut feeling he found me through camming or somehow knew I was a cammodel BEFORE he reached out to me. I just know it. I can feel it in my gut deep down.
In my first week on the job, he pulls me into the conference room alone and we go through some coding stuff. He uses his personal Macbook to tether to the large flatscreen and all seems alright so far. Nothing too creepy. Nothing out of the ordinary. Until he gets a popup for an online gentlemen's club email. He plays it cool and acts as if nothing happened, but of course turns really red. *what guy wouldnt though?* I still have that gut feeling that he knows what I did before he hired me. I go about my week and act as if nothing happened.
So here I am, hired for this job at this company after camming off & on for a mere 6 years. I ended up falling in love with the job, the company and my coworkers fairly fast. I felt very complacent.
Throughout the job there, I felt he dropped a lot of hints about how he felt towards me. I just felt that he felt something so deep down, I couldn't even explain. It was something I've never felt before. I'm married, so I'm not saying this is a typical boy-girl love story. He was extremely protective of me, and wasn't afraid to both speak it & show it immensely. He told me several times he had to "protect me". I wasn't naive, I just didn't have concrete proof to know if he was a former client of mine.
He was however acting a bit strange when it came to putting anything work related on MY PERSONAL LAPTOP. He didn't mind anyone else putting work related matters on their personal laptops, but he had a beef against me using mine. It was I picked up the cue he knew I was previously a porn star... I just had that hunch.
Now here is where it gets interesting... hold on....
Upon leaving, I went through a terrible targeted hacking with my personal emails, websites and other various online accounts that I had. My boss took is very, very personal I left. It felt like a true bf-gf breakup. He decided to go through my Instagram and unlike any photos he had liked before. He unfriended me on social media and ghosted me as if I never existed. Let's just say it fucking hurt. He knew what he was doing though. He was treating me as some girl that dumped/rejected him. It was awful.
That's just the beginning....
The ultimate kicker? My previous boss was a hacker, was known for teaching hacking in Europe at universities and was quite skilled at it that he worked in bank security right before he found me. It dawned on me that I had a regular whale of mine back before I started this job that was in that same country, same first name and overall same profession. Maybe it was a coincidence. Maybe I am paranoid. However, I did get hacked upon leaving my job. All my camming stuff was in those emails, so of course i'm 100% positive he eventually found out what I did if he didn't already know. If you're wondering if I used my personal email at work, NO I DID NOT. I did however, stupidly connect to the wifi on my phone at work that had the email that connected me to just about everything. Talk about stupid stupid stupid. He brought hacking gear right before that to sniff the network (maybe to spy on the workers). There was about 40 of us total at corporate. It was a pretty big company. I hadn't realized what he brought until I googled what they were. Which turned out to be a Pineapple Wifi. lol!!! You can google it yourselves.
Upon reviewing analytics after leaving the job, it dawned on me that another executive in the company (the one that cohired me) along with my boss, had most likely purchased videos of me back on C4S in 2016. It was from a small tiny town in the middle of nowhere in Europe where the company had its headquarters based over there. I eventually realized why he always gave me that "you're familiar" look when I worked there as well. Also, the following week after leaving the job, I reviewed my Google Analytics and saw that a certain person was a regular visitor from this very small Bavarian town where my boss was currently residing. Talk about another crazy scary situation.
Long story short to sum all of this madness up...
If you cam, you will get eventually outed. Especially if you're working in the vanilla field. I happened to have a huge fan-base in Europe, so I didn't realize I would work for a company one town over from me that had 3 European executives. SMH!
Anyways, there is much, much more to this than I can type up in a post. I just love finally being able to talk about it without worrying or being too upset about going through all of this.
For those wondering what I could do about a hacker, there isn't anything I can do to prove who did it. It was just a big coincidence that it happened, and most smart hackers go behind VPN's so they don't get caught.





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