About a year ago, a blogger named Aysel asked me for $5,000 a month. "Consulting and support" she called it. The pitch came with a threat - if I don't pay, she signs with Infloww and promotes them instead.

I said no.

It was too much money for something I didn't see value in.

Fast forward to today. We had a security incident. Every blogger in the community supported us. Every single one - except Aysel and one small Infloww affiliate.

She saw blood in the water and went full promo mode for Infloww. "Objective reviews" with referral links hidden inside the text.

The best part? She reviews our metrics dashboard and gets half of them wrong. Misreads what they track, misses context, doesn't understand how they connect. And somehow doesn't notice that we have over 100 metrics on the platform. More than any competitor. Not close. She doesn't mention our open API where you can build literally any metric you want. Nobody else in this market has that.

If this is the level of analysis behind a "review" - I'd seriously question the consulting that was worth $5K a month.

You can't fake competence forever.

Hard to notice features when you're writing for a referral commission, not for your audience. Some people couldn't sell themselves for $5K. So now they sell someone else for a percentage.

That's the whole story.

And since we're here - we're cooking a brand new dashboard right now. New account overview with aggregated metrics across OnlyFans and Fansly. 50+ metrics in one view.

She'll have fun reviewing that one.