Creators get targeted from every side: fake support, fake agencies, fake buyers and fake “removal experts”. Every one of these scams has a tell. Learn the nine below and you will spot most of them in the first message.
✦ KEY TAKEAWAYS
- OnlyFans support will never ask for your password or a code by DM or email.
- A real agency does not need your login or an upfront fee to start.
- Nobody can guarantee “100% removal”. Paying a leak site to remove content funds it.
- When in doubt, go to the site yourself instead of clicking the link you were sent.
The nine scams
- 01Fake support messages“Your payout is on hold, verify your account here.” The link leads to a copy of the login page. Tell: urgency, a link, and a request for your password or code.
- 02Agencies that want your loginThey promise growth if you hand over your account. Some lock you out or take most of your earnings. Tell: login first, contract later.
- 03Upfront “management” feesPay a setup fee and they will make you famous. Tell: you pay before they do anything measurable.
- 04Paid removal promisesSomeone offers to delete your leaks for a fee, sometimes the leak site itself. Tell: “100% removal”, payment in crypto, no company name.
- 05Fake collab offersA “bigger creator” wants to collab, then asks for content first. Tell: they won’t do a quick video call.
- 06Off-platform paymentA fan offers more money if you take payment outside the platform, then disputes it or never pays. Tell: they insist on another app.
- 07Verification and promo fees“Pay to get verified” or “pay to be featured”. Tell: the platform never charges for this through DMs.
- 08SextortionSomeone threatens to send your content to family or employers unless you pay. Tell: threats with a deadline. Don’t pay; save everything and report it.
- 09Fake DMCA or legal threatsA message claims you broke copyright and must pay or click a link. Tell: no real company details, pressure to act now.
If you already fell for one
- Change your password and turn on two-step verification, on your platform and your email.
- Sign out of all other devices from your account settings.
- Tell your platform’s support, from inside the platform.
- Save messages, usernames and payment details, and report threats to the police.
Never pay leakers or extortionistsPaying rarely ends it and often leads to more demands. Report the account and get help.
Choosing an agency or a service safely
- They work under a written contract you can read first.
- They never need your password: real tools work without it.
- Prices and what you get are written down before you pay.
- You can cancel without a long notice period.
Read more in Is OnlyFans safe for creators?.
FAQ
Does OnlyFans ever ask for my password?No. Log in yourself by typing the address, never through a link in a message.
Is it a scam if an agency wants my login?It is a big red flag. Ask for a contract and access that doesn’t need your password.
Someone offers to remove my leaks for money. Is that real?Ask for a company name, a contract and what exactly they do. Nobody can promise 100% removal, and paying a leak site funds it.
What do I do about sextortion?Don’t pay. Save everything, block, report the account to the platform and to the police, and ask for removal through the platforms’ intimate image routes.
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Written by the Lock Leaks TeamWe remove leaked content for creators and agencies every day. Every guide is based on real cases our team handles.
