I'd like to ask this question to all of the LADIES.

Why don't you have an OF profile?

Here's why I ask:

Recently, a provider who used to be super-popular in San Diego blew back into town for a few days.  
 
Originally, she had moved to NOLA (New Orleans) to "further her education"/"get her BA in Business."
Before she left San Diego, she was one of "TER Top 10 Providers in San Diego."

Then, suddenly this past summer, she had apparently left NOLA for Chicago to "expand her client base" while she's performing amateur porn on OF.

Currently, she has over 5.6K OF subscribers.  
After OF extracts their fees, it's estimated that she's pulling in around $90k/month or potentially $1.1Million/year (possibly tax free?)

Another example:
There is this very popular Twitter "influencer" in Washington state. She used to own/operate a 1-up "coffee shack." Her gimmick: she worn really skimpy bikinis.  
On top of that, she also has a thriving OF profile with over 825.1k subscribers (who pay $40/month) to see her (amateur porn?) photos & videos!
There's no info regarding whether or not she's also a provider.
Last year, she closed her coffee shack business.
Regardless, that girl in Washington is allegedly pulling in Several Million Dollars per month thru her OF profile alone!

I pose the OF question because it would seem like having a profile on that site is way more lucrative, safer and easier than having to potentially risking your lives or encountering LEO's?

I welcome your thoughts & responses, ladies.

If OF is legit and is processing payments to their content creators I am almost certain that they are getting 1099s and that the info is being sent to the IRS. I do NOT know that for a fact; it is my feeling based upon reading the news about the IRS, white collar crime, etc.. If you sell stuff on the internet, the payment processors require your SSN and relevant info.  
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Regarding OF versus extracurriculars, I wonder if even just a little bit of buzz has an outsized positive effect on the OF biz.  I.e., suppose there are thousands of subscribers and ONE and ONLY ONE person describes a face to face meet up behind closed doors. That "spark" could ignite an inferno of activity based on "Maybe I have a chance!" or "She's really real!" or other perception.

Thank you for responding.  
You bring up some very valid and interesting points.  

The idea that any "average Joe" (yes, this is a shameless "Dodgeball" reference!) could possibly hook up with a provider because he subscribes to her OF profile has to be intriguing, to say the least.

I've been very curious about this whole trend (phenomenon?) of so many providers creating OF profiles.

Based upon my research, I learned that OF's cut is 20% of the gross revenue generated from subscriptions.

I discovered that there are many providers who have OF profiles.
The majority of them began to use OF to supplement their income because of the Pandemic.

There are a few providers who have been generating so much revenue that they've retired. One such provider used to go by the name "Alexa."

Some providers have been using their OF profiles as a platform to break into "amateur porn."  
For example, Lily DDD (who used to go by Lily Ivy) and now goes by "Pippen" on OF (like the apple or perhaps as an homage to the former Chicago Bulls player Scottie Pippen [since she's now in Chicago?] ).

Speaking of "amateur porn" on OF, many of the providers on OF have posted videos of their "dates."  
That has me curious about how the providers are able to do this legally. Because if the videos are actually of their sessions with "paying customers," could it be used as evidence of illegal activity?  Or could it be classified as a "private sex tape" that the provider is freely and willfully sharing with her "fans"?
Granted, I'm sure that each provider that has been posting those sorts of videos have the (legal) consent (verbally?) of the "average Joe" that she's with in the video?

Anyways, providers with OF profiles have been reaping the benefits...so far.
But, like most good things, I wonder what's going to happen when this OF bubble bursts?

Again, I welcome any thoughts, questions and comments.

Here's an old post about highest earners on some web-cam site or some other platform from 2015. Those were the days of "tokens" and I'm not sure about today's subscriptions.
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http://www.theeroticreview.com/discussion-boards/porn-stars-23/re-how-much-of-that-is-her-cut-186461
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Related Link: http://www.lukeisback.com/2015/12/there-is-no-money-in-porn-lol/
Basically, BACK THEN (2015), very few cam-girls were in the Big Earner category.

Some women don't want to be famous! Some don't tell their families about what they do, or have marriages, children, lives outside of Sex Work. The fact is that escorting can be done very discreetly, even if you show your face, only those looking to buy will see you and they'd have to expose that they were looking for escorts too... there's a level of anonymity and mutual protection that comes with the nature of this business. On the other hand only fans will make you known across America or even the world! I can honestly say I do it for the money and because I enjoy creating content but you know what I hate? Notoriety. I've only had my OF for 10 months and I have stalkers I've had to shake and more attention than I wanted. The other day I rode the train to the suburbs to see my boyfriend and his family and was approached by a man who knew my stage name and said he had seen all my videos. For some people that's exciting... but for a lot of people they just want to make money in peace and not be known by the world. I'd venture to say that's most people.

Thank you for your response.
I appreciate your honesty and candor.
I hope that you're now safer and doing well.

When she began her career as a provider named Lily DDD (formerly Lily Ivy), she went thru great efforts to not show her face in any of her photos in her ads and personal website.  
She worked very hard to hide her identity and dual life from her family.

Now that she's going by Pippen on both Twitter and OF, she doesn't cover her face at all.

As a matter of fact, she's been trying very hard to become famous (or maybe notorious?) in order to promote herself.
Also, she has been attempting to break into "amateur" porn.

In an attempt to gain some notoriety, she has aligned herself with a (failed ?) porn NFT company.  
While she was attempting to promote that NFT, she became part of (very minor) political scandal with Senator Ted Cruz. Because of that, she has since been removed and banned by Instagram.  
(https://news.artnet.com/art-world/ted-cruz-nft-model-nftmotel-2200646)

Before she joined OF and created her new identity, Lily DDD's primary client base was in one city (San Diego).  
Since joining OF, her provider career seems to have exploded.  
Not only does she have a new base of operations (Chicago), but probably due to her increased financial gains from OF has afforded her ample opportunities to travel all around the US (Miami, Phoenix, LA, SF, Seattle).

What I find very curious is this.
When she's on social media and OF, she's Pippen.
But, when she's working as a provider, she's still going by Lily DDD.
(At least for now. "DDD" is due to her current breast size. She's planning to undergo another breast augmentation procedure, she might be slightly altering her name to whatever her new breast size is going to be. On her Twitter, she's been saying she wants to enlarge to a "G-cup"?)

The (new) question that I'd like to ask is this.
Why has she's been keeping both of her identities completely separate?
Why go thru all of the effort of hiding her facial identity as a provider if she doesn't on either Twitter or OF?

I received a DM from a fellow hobbyist this afternoon.

He informed me that Lily Ivy aka LilyDDD aka Pippen aka PippenPie has a new IG profile.
She found a very creative loophole way of getting around her having been banned by IG last year because of her attempting to promote her affiliation with that failed porn NFT company by implicating Sen. Ted Cruz.  
He believes there's a good chance that it will be shutdown at any moment because of this.

Anyways, he said that there's a link to her new IG on her current Twitter profile.

I guess that if you're creative enough, you can always find loophole ways to get around (life time) banishment from social media platforms like IG.

Thank you right back! I am as safe as can be expected lol. At the end of the day I just try and make smart choices.