Intrigued

So I had been chit chatting on here to a professional for a little while, and then when I came back, I found out that she was banned.

It's none of my business of course, but I am beyond curious as to why. I can't help but wonder what on earth she did.

Usually it's the MEN on here that get banned. The men who aren't pro's but just enthusiasts.

This is the first time I'd ever seen a PRO get banned.

I'm just going through every possibility in my head right now.

I know I'm never going to find out, but still. I am very, VERY, intrigued....

Comments

  • I think there’s a few different ways of getting the boot as a pro really.

    They could have been exchanging contact info prior to having set up a booking through the site, or they could have put payment info in a message or on their profile.

    Typically you get warnings for these but if it’s something that keeps happening I could see a pro getting banned.

    Maybe a client lodged a complaint against them, or they made threatening or offensive comments in a chat or in the forums?

  • Sadly, it's not at all rare for a professional to be banned. There's really only one reason - breaking the terms of service. Either in a big way once, or in a small way repeatedly.

    One of the commoner reasons, particularly amongst relatively new professionals, is non-platonic activities. This really is a platonic site, contrary to the misconceptions of some of the people who join.

  • Oh, it’s pretty common for pros to be banned as well. One pro that I’m really close friends with got banned because she was taking communication off site before booking. I guess she was doing it multiple times even after a warning. So it could be for reasons like that, or it could be for sexual stuff. I report soooooo many pro profiles.

    One pro that I reported heavily on was one that had a lot of nude photos and said how she teaches men how to “get off”….

    You never know why a pro gets banned, but it does happen a fair amount.

  • If you saw her profile before and there wasn’t anything overtly sexual in it, then it was probably something already stated above.

    If it was a vanilla profile but very risqué pix they would’ve just banned the pic, only. (That actually happened to me once on one of my vanilla profile pix someone apparently thought wasn’t so vanilla. I was astonished).

  • My airplane is naked but no one ever did a thing.

  • [Deleted User]KYtransplant (deleted user)

    One of those come hither and cuddle poses my dog like to strike.
    Suitable for dogs, inappropriate for us.

    Bounes, very affectionate dog.

  • A lot women get banned that contact me as a enthusiast and then ask for money.

  • Pro's get banned all the time. The amount of sexual stuff I report on Pro profiles is, well...prolific. 😆

    I'd wager most banned Pro's, as with enthusiasts, are booted for non-platonic actions, but as others have stated, there are a variety of reasons it could be, including something financial where they could have been entirely on the up and up, from a sexual standpoint.

    I get you though, sometimes a user gets banned and I really wish I could ask why. Thankfully, the two people I cared about who appeared to be banned, were only on a timeout, and are back, as they rightfully deserve. 😊

    ~ Sunset Snuggles

  • edited March 2023

    I've seen a lot of professional accounts get banned. If they are getting banned, they violated TOS: here are a couple of links: https://www.cuddlecomfort.com/become-a-professional-cuddler and https://www.cuddlecomfort.com/terms/pro-cuddler-contract

    It can really be only due to one of a few things, generally, in addition to the things that anyone can get banned off this site for.

    I've been on the forums for a time, and it seems that a not insignificant amount of pros offer non-platonic services. There are also seem to be some deposit scammers (these ones could be men or women), discriminatory pros, taking communication off site before booking anything.

    I've also seen banned pro accounts get unbanned. Perhaps it was a lighter offense and appealed and are now adhering to the rules.

Sign In or Register to comment.