BDSM
If there are any financial fetish freaks out there 
...has anyone ever entered into a promise to give x dollars contract before? If so, did you get it notarized and what was the outcome? Just wondering if its a good idea or bad idea based on people's past experiences..
I do financial domination, including consensual blackmail. Each of my "victims" signs a contract but I don't require notarization, just pics showing them with the contract, pics of them signing the contract, etc. It certainly can be an excellent mind fuck, especially in very talented hands 
Keep in mind, as with any other contracts within the BDSM realm, they really aren't enforceable.
K
Keep in mind, as with any other contracts within the BDSM realm, they really aren't enforceable.
K
I have had those who don't make it to the contract phase. I require an initial gift to show they are serious, and, generally, they cannot even get that right.
However, the ones I have gotten into contracts have been exceptional play toys...I must admit I do enjoy the worry (maybe even the fear) that comes along when it is time to pay. So much fun
K
When a slave has my money coming to him, we make up a contract. I have him sign it, date it and seal it with drop of his blood, a photo and a kiss. "devilish laugh" Then there is no dispute or argument, it is understood on both sides how the Goddesses Financials will be handled.
Only the moms obedient and worthy may enter an arrangement of that nature with me.
Good little slaves know their duties and are bound by their desire to please me, not a piece of paper.
...has anyone ever entered into a promise to give x dollars contract before? If so, did you get it notarized and what was the outcome? Just wondering if its a good idea or bad idea based on people's past experiences..This is where you kinda take your chances. A reputable FinDomme is not going to continue to use your info once your time with her is complete. That is real blackmail and is definitely illegal, and I dont know of any Domme who is going to be stupid enough to risk that kind of exposure. However, there are those out there who really don't care and will bleed you dry once they have your information. This is where you have to really take the time to get to know the one you choose before committing to a contract and the giving out of your real personal information.
Of course, a good FinDomme will make it her business to know more about you than you think she does...just to make things a little more interesting
Keep in mind, notarizing a document ONLY means that the signature attached to a document is the real signature of the person signing the document, it has absolutely nothing to do with what is in the document itself, so if you are hoping that getting a document notarized will protect you from some post-contract problems, chances are it won't.
K
Seriously, hope it works out.