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LadyNTrainer -> RE: Financial Domination/Pretend Blackmail (5/22/2010 11:26:23 PM)
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ORIGINAL: LadyHibiscus I think that it's a federal level crime, srsly...so not something I would "play" with lightly. Me neither. I've been approached a number of times by men asking me to blackmail them, and not one of them has gotten past my initial conditions for playing this game with them on a professional basis. They're pretty standard safety conditions; the play is strictly confined to telling online fantasy stories, and the client must agree never to give me any real contact information for himself or anyone else. It all has to be fake, and roleplaying only, with no connection to actual names or facts in the real world. But this isn't good enough for them. They honestly do want someone who is not doing it as a game, and that crosses the legal line. I have never had a single person who wrote me with an interest in blackmail agree to do it as a clearly identified fantasy-only roleplay. Every one of them needed it to be more real than that. Which suggests that if there are other professional dominants playing this game, if they want the business, they may well be doing stuff that is legally actionable. And it is illegal whether it's consensual or not, and whether they realize this or not. I don't want the business, certainly not badly enough to risk a federal rap for it. I wouldn't advise anyone else take it on, either. It stops being either fun or profitable when the feds get involved. Blackmail is not very safe stuff to play around with.
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