$1,000,000 Challenge

Now you have a member who has won multiple prizes of free credits tipping in her room. The member RH2839 has already won 45,000 credits from 2 previous member rounds. Not to mention, LanaRhodes has brought in two of her studios biggest model earners to help her since they can't compete as "new" models for group shows. This entire contest is just ridiculous.

 

Now we have a new joiner member who is #1 for tips and wouldn't you know it, he's tipping for Ms. Rhodes. Amazing how this completely fair and unbiased contest is looking to be more and more rigged for this final round.

 

LOL, so many free members in her chat right now spamming that she's a cheater. That her studio cheats and that she's just fucking a LiveJasmin executive in order to win. Which of course means LiveJasmin will get sued into oblivion by every member who spent money on this dumb contest.

Her response the entire time as well as her partner in crime JasmineHille who has been sitting by her side the entire last round of this contest is to laugh about it. Well ladies, the joke will be on you when that $1,000,000 gets sucked out of your hands and used along with most of LiveJasmin's assets to pay every member whoever spent money in a contest back.

 

TLDR;

• LanaRhodes stats are loading correctly for all her accounts.
• The $1M challenge is very fishy, and that kind of money attracts scammers.
• Self-tipping is not allowed, but I wouldn't be surprised if some studios get a pass.
• LanaRhode seems to be collecting tickets like she found a game cheat code.
• Is the prize real?

EDIT: I apologize. You can still pull up her "old" info on this site, but it's been merged with her new account name. Her accounts were not merged because all her 3 known accounts are indeed different accounts. If she had changed her name but still held the same account ID, the bot would rename her account, and loading the old name would redirect to the new name. All her 3 names are accessible on different URLs:

• https://mycamgirl.net/stats/livejas...ps://mycamgirl.net/stats/livejasmin/lanarhode

From what I understand from your comments, LanaRhodes stopped camming to be a studio manager. That is why the last activity on her account was in 2024 (I am ignoring the 6 minutes she was online in 2025). Now, she returned with a new account, only four days before the Round 9 was over and somehow a member started tipping a lot since her first day. She got 37 tickets, and ended up winning $100,000. Let me repeat, she joined as new model after almost 2 years offline, and in just four days, someone tipped her so much that she collected 37 tickets, and won $100,000. All that in just four days.Since the current round started (Round 10), about 3 days ago, LanaRhode has not been online yet, but she already got 154 tickets. That is more tickets than the second, third and fourth models combined.Knowing LiveJasmin, if she is cheating and they are not part of the scheme, they will not let her take $1,000,000 home. If it were a $1,000 prize, they wouldn't even waste time investigating. But a $1M prize they won't hand out without being sure the winner didn't cheat or without being part of the scheme. That being said, if the winner is able to bring business to the table, say, a bunch of high rollers that can spend twice that amount in a couple of months, then they won't do anything, and the $1M will be just a payment for her to bring these big spenders. LiveJasmin does not throw a big prize like that without a sure ROI.But on the other hand, if she is able to bring people who can spend $1M in a few months, why would she bring them to LiveJasmin and lose a big chunk to fees? It would be a lot more profitable to do "Skype" shows and take payments via BTC.Too bad the bot collecting data on public tips on LiveJasmin died a long time ago. This could give some insights into this RH2839. If he is a new member with deep pockets whom Lana brought in to spend money on LiveJasmin, then LiveJasmin won't do anything. This is the exact type of members they want models to bring. But if "he" is Lana herself or her studio, LiveJasmin won't like it because "he" won't continue spending money after the contest. Self-tipping is forbidden in the rules. But again, if her studio has been doing business with LiveJasmin for some time, and has already generated more than $1M, I wouldn't be surprised if LiveJasmin would allow them to self-tip.Is this fishy? Hell, yes! Very fishy. But this is still money going to LiveJasmin. No matter how she gets those tips, a big chunk of them is going to LiveJasmin. Unless this is a stolen credit card, LiveJasmin doesn't really care and won't do anything about it.But, if this is all real, and and the winner is a Romanian studio model, I am 100% sure she won't get the full amount. There will be a short list of "middlemen" and mysterious people known simply as "the real owners," about whom nobody dares ask questions. They will take their cut first, and the model will be the last one to get anything, and her cut will be the smallest.That, of course, if the prize is even real. This can be all rigged. They may not have any intention to pay $1,000,000. They make sure she wins, pay her only 10% or something to be part of the fake contest, and that is it.

 

Too bad the bot collecting data on public tips on LiveJasmin died a long time ago. This could give some insights into this RH2839. If he is a new member with deep pockets whom Lana brought in to spend money on LiveJasmin, then LiveJasmin won't do anything. This is the exact type of members they want models to bring. But if "he" is Lana herself or her studio, LiveJasmin won't like it because "he" won't continue spending money after the contest. Self-tipping is forbidden in the rules. But again, if her studio has been doing business with LiveJasmin for some time, and has already generated more than $1M, I wouldn't be surprised if LiveJasmin would allow them to self-tip.

A model, or at least somebody claiming to be a model, on another forum shared her knowledge on RH2839:

 

<div><br></br></div><div>Too bad the bot collecting data on public tips on LiveJasmin died a long time ago. This could give some insights into this RH2839. If he is a new member with deep pockets whom Lana brought in to spend money on LiveJasmin, then LiveJasmin won't do anything. This is the exact type of members they want models to bring. But if "he" is Lana herself or her studio, LiveJasmin won't like it because "he" won't continue spending money after the contest. Self-tipping is forbidden in the rules. But again, if her studio has been doing business with LiveJasmin for some time, and has already generated more than $1M, I wouldn't be surprised if LiveJasmin would allow them to self-tip.</div>

A model, or at least somebody claiming to be a model, on another forum shared her knowledge on RH2839:

I highly doubt that is RH2839. That is a well-known public figure who wouldn't want people to know he is a member of LiveJasmin. He wouldn't reveal who he is to a model just like that. Even if he did, he wouldn't use newspaper pictures.She, or whoever that is, mocked him for "thinking he's a cowboy". I don't think she has any clue who that is. I suspect she is either trolling or she was trolled and is sharing what she thinks is true. If that is really the model, not very smart to post under her model name to expose and make fun of one of her members.

 

I don't know who RH2389 is or what he looks like, but as far as I know, he lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. LanaRhodes, JasmineHille and Summer have all traveled to the United States and met him, in person. I'm also not 100% certain, but the new tipper is just an ALT account of RH2389. The only issue I have with LiveJasmin turning a blind eye to the nefarious behavior going on is because you still have members tipping other models trying to help them win. If word gets out that these contests are all rigged, even if nothing happens to LiveJasmin judicially, such as fraud or money laundering, they'll still lose a huge chunk of income from every other legit member leaving for other sites that don't take advantage of their members.

 

I don't know who RH2389 is or what he looks like, but as far as I know, he lives in Las Vegas, Nevada. LanaRhodes, JasmineHille and Summer have all traveled to the United States and met him, in person. I'm also not 100% certain, but the new tipper is just an ALT account of RH2389. The only issue I have with LiveJasmin turning a blind eye to the nefarious behavior going on is because you still have members tipping other models trying to help them win. If word gets out that these contests are all rigged, even if nothing happens to LiveJasmin judicially, such as fraud or money laundering, they'll still lose a huge chunk of income from every other legit member leaving for other sites that don't take advantage of their members.

If the guy is real and he is tipping because he wants to, there is no
fraud. We can throw theories based on sketchy things, but from sketchy
to real proofs is a long way. But even if this is indeed rigged, it is
nowhere near the most fraudulent thing a camsite ever did or allowed a
model to do. I know many cases of love scams, rigged contests/raffles,
fake accounts, and fabricated tips. Some cases are easy to prove, others
not so much. But in none of these cases did the customer sue the site
or the model. No one wants to expose themselves by suing a camsite.If
anyone sues LiveJasmin over this contest, I can see the judge asking
LiveJasmin for a full transparency report. LiveJasmin would argue that privacy law forbids them from revealing customer details, and they would present a heavily redacted report that would clarify nothing. The case would end there. Realistically speaking, this specific case would be hard to go anywhere without solid evidence and a whistleblower.

 

No no, I'm not blaming the tipper, but that's another story, because I don't know the executive makeup of LiveJasmin other than the fact it was started by some dude from Austria. I was blaming LiveJasmin for completely ignoring the fact that Lara, who has been a model for over a decade as well as the manager at her studio completely wiped her original account from the internet so she could enter the contest as a "new" model, which clearly she is not. I did report it to LiveJasmin and this was their response.

 

By the looks of it, it seems LiveJasmin simply said "fuck you" to the concerns of members and other models. They went ahead and gave the $100,000 prize to Lana as a "new" model. On top of that, she is currently in #1 place with tickets for the $1,000,000. While that doesn't guarantee her the money, I'm willing to bet she wins it. Let's just say I'd be extremely shocked if she doesn't.

 

By the looks of it, it seems LiveJasmin simply said "fuck you" to the concerns of members and other models. They went ahead and gave the $100,000 prize to Lana as a "new" model. On top of that, she is currently in #1 place with tickets for the $1,000,000. While that doesn't guarantee her the money, I'm willing to bet she wins it. Let's just say I'd be extremely shocked if she doesn't.

This challenge is confusing as fuck. I can't understand the information they present. Or maybe something is missing or wrong.First, round 10 is over, right? Yesterday, the $1M page said "Round 10 January 28 - February 11," with the next draw scheduled for yesterday (Feb 12) afternoon.

Today, this page is showing the Grand Finale info. The winners' page does not show the winners for round 10.I was reading the rules again, and it looks like there is no prize for round 10, and this round is only for models to collect tickets. But if there is no prize, why is there a drawing?
For the record, here is the information they present in the rules.

Round	Ticket Collection	Draw	Secondary Challenge	Prize Format	Participants
1	Sep 24 - Oct 08	Thu Oct 09	N/A	Draw	Ticket Holders
2	Oct 08 - Oct 22	Thu Oct 23	N/A	Draw	Ticket Holders
3	Oct 22 - Nov 05	Thu Nov 06	N/A	Draw	Ticket Holders
4	Nov 05 - Nov 19	Thu Nov 20	Fri Nov 21 - Sat Nov 22	Secondary Challenge	100
5	Nov 19 - Dec 03	Thu Dec 04	Fri Dec 05 - Sat Dec 06	Secondary Challenge	100
6	Dec 03 - Dec 17	Thu Dec 18	Fri Dec 19 - Sat Dec 20	Secondary Challenge	100
7	Dec 17 - Dec 31	Thu Jan 01	Fri Jan 02 - Sun Jan 04	Secondary Challenge	100
8	Dec 31 - Jan 14	Thu Jan 15	Fri Jan 16 - Sun Jan 17, 12 PM	Secondary Challenge	100
9	Jan 14 - Jan 28	Thu Jan 29	Fri Jan 30 - Sun Feb 02	Secondary Challenge	100
10	Jan 28 - Feb 11	Thu Feb 12	Sat Feb 14 - Sat Feb 21	Grand Finale	200

I had too many questions, so I actually had to use an AI to read the 35-page PDF of the rules to understand them. Round 10 has no monetary prize. The prize is an entrance to the grand final. They draw 10 models from round 10. Plus, 5 additional models randomly from those who haven't qualified before. So, basically, a model with no ticket can get to the Grand Finale. They call them the lucky 5:

• MicaSmil (independent)
• JannaParky (independent)
• AngelinaKors (studio)
• ErikaHoffman (studio)
• AmberWatts (studio)

On top of that, she is currently in #1 place with tickets for the $1,000,000.From what I understand, she is not the one with the most tickets. She made it to the Grand Finale via round 9, when she earned 37 tickets. But the number of tickets she got is irrelevant to the Grand Finale because winners will be based on Awards Points they get during the Grand Finale. Fuck this shit with so many different point/rank systems. Still, not fair considering that LanaRhode shouldn't be allowed in the challenge.While reading the prize, I noticed something curious. LiveJasmin will pay the $1,000,000 prize in 20 installments. So, for the next 20 months, the winner will receive $50,000 per month. The $100,000 is also paid in installments, two in this case. I guess LiveJasmin doesn't want to, or can't, pay out such a huge sum at once.

 

This entire contest along with the majority of rules LiveJasmin has in place for models is just asinine. I'm guessing if they make everything as complex and impossible to understand as they can, no one would bother to try and figure out if anything they say or do is legit.

 

Apparently, I was mistaken. The $1,000,000 contest isn't even a lottery, it's whoever earns the most points. I hate LiveJasmin so much.

 

Apparently, I was mistaken. The $1,000,000 contest isn't even a lottery, it's whoever earns the most points. I hate LiveJasmin so much.

Yes, that is the Award Points I was talking about. The rules documentation says the Award Points were to be announced on February 12. LiveJasmin then presented the rules in a way that resembles a gamification system.

• Connect daily: Consistent spending pushes your favorite models higher. Every time you show up, they rise.
• Let your loyalty hit hard: Your Club Elite level boosts the score of the models you support. Higher loyalty = stronger impact.
• Diversity matters: Models score higher when they connect with more members. Spread your support and watch their points rise.
• Don't forget new models: Discover new faces. Your support can turn them from unnoticed to unstoppable.

They don't make it very clear how the points are awarded. We just get a general idea. Not very good for transparency to have crucial rules about a $1,000,000 prize announced months after the challenge started and in this format. But I get that being too precise about how the points work would lead models to try and game the system.That said, LanaRhode is currently leading, with points 158% higher than the second model. She has more points than the three other models below her.[*]https://mycamgirl.net/stats/livejasmin/lanarhodesss
https://mycamgirl.net/stats/livejasmin/lanarhodeA small correction here. Those are the same accounts. She created LanaRhodesss, and then renamed it to LanaRhode. Those names share the same performer_id, so it is just one account. I think the change is because LiveJasmin doesn't like names with triple S, since that doesn't look like a real name.

 

Something is off with LanaRhode's account, and I think it is related to what happened to DaianaEltons' account and the weird stuff that looked like a glitch.About three years ago, Lana, using the LanaRhodes' account, spammed me with some boilerplate messages to lure me to her room. Today (actually, yesterday, I only saw today), she spammed me again using her new account. However, the messages from 3 years ago, when this new account didn't even exist, are showing in the message history. It is like she is using the same account. But I can see it is a new account.The only explanation I can see is the same that I suspect happened to Daiana's account. Something like:

• I exchanged messages with Daiana on her original account
• Original account disappeared
• She appears on a new account (different name)
• We messaged on the new account, and no sign of past messages
• Her new account is renamed to the old name (not allowed by LiveJasmin)
• All past messages were suddenly restored

There were some glitches, so I guess this is not
used very often it has not been debugged
extensively. Daiana avoided explaining exactly what happened and
pretended she was on the same account the whole time. But I could see it
was a new account that got renamed to the old name.My guess is that, for specific, rare scenarios, LiveJasmin has a special option to merge accounts. It is not available in the model/studio interface. Only admins with high privileges can do this.That would mean that some admin on LiveJasmin knows that LaraRhode had an account before, and manually merged them. Therefore, she shouldn't be considered a new model in the contest.By the way, when this whole debate about Lana started, I searched for her in my LiveJasmin chat archive, but it didn't return any results. Then she messaged me, and everything from 3 years ago came up.

 

Yeah, I use another site to see models work history and that site no longer shows any history of LanaRhodes. That is why I originally thought she used her studio manager / admin ability to completely wipe her account from the internet. What she did was basically against the rules, but based on how messed up LiveJasmin is at this point ( some models get punished while others can do whatever the hell they want ) I am basically done with the site.

 

I went to Lana's room yesterday. The biggest tipper was again RH2839 with 104130 credits. He started censoring his name. It just says R******. But now it is too late. Everyone knows it is him.

But I get that being too precise about how the points work would lead models to try and game the system.The VIP show seems to be a good way to earn many points. I happened to catch the top 8 online at the same time. Except for Lana, who was in private chat, probably with RH2839, all the other models were doing VIP shows. But Lana did many VIP shows earlier. They probably figured out, or got tipped off that VIP shows are a way to get many points and that is all they have been doing. Two credits for a 10-minute vip show. That seems to be the formula. That was what most of them were doing. And many of the top models are getting other studio models to stream with them. But it is a trap. I watched some of the vip shows, and there was never any lesbian action. So, it is all a ripoff. But the people paying for it don't seem to care. I saw in different rooms members sending 40 credits in vibes when the girls were not even using the toy. People are really giving money to help the girls.I have something else to say, but I am afraid this may promote Lana and help her in the contest. So, I will save it for after the contest.

 

By the way, Lana is not the only one with suspicious activity. VictoriaWynn is a new model who started streaming on February 14. After round 10 was over. But somehow she got 9 tickets and made it into the finale as a new model. She is on a strong path to take second place and pocket $100,000. Impressive for a model who started camming two days ago /s  I would like to know the dynamic in that studio. Because the studio told IrisDavis to stream with VictoriaWynn to help her out. But Iris is also in the grand finale. Iris has been working hard for the studio, full shifts, 5 days a week, for 5 years. She gets into the finale thanks to the 157 tickets she earned by working solo! And how does the studio reward Iris for her loyal services? By telling her to help another model win the prize. Not only that, but a model who joined the site just two days ago. But to be honest, I suspect Victoria is not a new model.

 

Lana, Jasmine, Summer and Victoria and apparently Iris are all from the same studio. This particular studio is one of LiveJasmin's prime jewels. Lana is a manager at this studio. However you want to approach this whole contest, all I can say is, it along with LiveJasmin is all bullshit. I'm done with that site and perhaps as a going away gift, I actually saw an advertisement that LiveJasmin is looking for new models. Seems to me, it's a sinking ship and models are starting to understand why their traffic sucks while other models have 100's of people every day. It was fun while it lasted, but I'm taking my leave of LiveJasmin and going back to OG sites that aren't scamming models and members.

 

Lana, Jasmine, Summer and Victoria and apparently Iris are all from the same studio. This particular studio is one of LiveJasmin's prime jewels. Lana is a manager at this studio. However you want to approach this whole contest, all I can say is, it along with LiveJasmin is all bullshit. I'm done with that site and perhaps as a going away gift, I actually saw an advertisement that LiveJasmin is looking for new models. Seems to me, it's a sinking ship and models are starting to understand why their traffic sucks while other models have 100's of people every day. It was fun while it lasted, but I'm taking my leave of LiveJasmin and going back to OG sites that aren't scamming models and members.

Models in the Grand Finale contest that are under the same studio as LanaRhodes (That is the studio with the most participants): 

• EmmaFitzgerald
• EvelynMills
• LuanaRodgers
• Olivia
• Summer
• ValerieGracy
• Sandra
• LanaRhode
• LaylaWoodss
• LexyNess
• JasmineHille
• AmberLyn
• BlairBlanche
• BrianaKaine
• AnisaPalmer
• AlexisWilliams
• Amanda

Models in the Grand Finale contest that are under the same studio as VictoriaWynn:

• ElizabethChantal
• MarryAnnRose
• PerlaNoire
• Melanie
• Renee
• Minnie
• SharonStevens
• VictoriaWynn
• Jessy
• JuliaAzzuro
• IrisDavis

I only know the studio IDs, I don't know the studio names. When a studio opens a new location, it gets a new account, which gives it a new studio ID. So, I can't really say that two different studio IDs are in fact two different studios. I know there is a Romanian studio that expanded to Colombia. I can't remember the name. For sure, most models know the answer to these things, but from my experience, not that many are willing to talk about studio organization.
I would like to know the dynamic in that studio. Because the studio told IrisDavis to stream with VictoriaWynn to help her out.Since the Grand Finale isn't about luck, studios realized that having many models isn't that much of an advantage. They will compete against each other and dilute points, ultimately decreasing their chances of winning. If they put many models in the same room, all their fans will join and tip their favorite models, but with all tips going to the same account. That is pretty much the same reason why politicians form coalitions during elections.But of course, this does not explain why the studio chose VictoriaWynn to be the main account. Especially since the account didn't exist before the contest.

 

By the way, three models are listed as "Not Available". They are:

• JessicaRewan
• CourtneyLou
• AmelieRight

At first, I thought they were disqualified or simply closed their accounts. But these "Not Available" entries are still getting points.JessicaRewan is a curious case. She is currently "Not Available" and ranked #72 with 597 points. When I first spotted her, she had 549 points (#74). However, her account no longer exists.She is a model who joined joined LiveJasmin in February 2023. She was very active in the first years, but dropped to almost no stream after 2024. In 2025, after a year away, she returned in August to stream for 30 hours, always in exclusive private chat. Never in free chat. Then stopped coming online again. She returned on January 2 and 3 to have two exclusive private chats. After that, she stopped coming online again. Now, her account is gone.I don't know when her account was closed, or how she got into the Grand Finale. Her 1 month activity in 2025 happened before the $1,000,000 challenge started. So, how did she get tickets? Maybe she continued to get tips while offline. For five months? Ok... strange, but possible. But how can she still be getting points if her account is closed?How did I figure out JessicaRewan is one of the "Not Available"? I looked under the hood. The list of models in the Challenge page is populated from an XHR call. This call returns details for each model, including performerId, performerNick, displayName, category, statusId, price, publicShowStatus, points, etc. For some reason, the "Not Available" models are included in this response with partial data. Their displayName are removed so we don't see their names on the list. But performerNick is still there. For accounts created in the past 3 years, performerNick is not a name, but rather a unique hash. JessicaRewan's hash is efe3352c-d1a0-4176-a702-ff1b52bdc168. The bots have been collecting and storing these nonsensical hashes for years already. When I searched for that hash in my database, it returned Jessica's name.So many questions for this strange case...

 

@MyCamgirl The models that you listed are all from Gloria Studios, but they reside in 2 different buildings. That is probably why it comes up as 2 separate IDs.

 

Lana's studio was providing her with all the human resources possible to win the prize. But later I found out that every single studio was doing the same. Some with more girls, others with fewer, depending on how big the studio was.The idea was to attract multiple members to vip shows. Studios figured out that having multiple members spend money on them would give them more award points than having one member carry them. A thousand dollars from 20 members would be better in the challenge than $1000 from a single member. RH2839's tips, although highly appreciated, wouldn't affect the outcome that much unless he spent a million dollars. As a proof of concept, Kaliste was the only top 10 model to focus on exclusive private chat during the challenge, and she was the one with the fewest points, despite spending 21 hours in exclusive private chat over 4 days. Quite impressive, but not very helpful for the challenge.That is why Lana focused on vip shows. Any model with a super-rich sugar daddy always focuses on the sugar daddy and never does things like vip shows. But for the challenge, that changed. She and a bunch of random models from her studio spammed me daily, asking to give Lana a rose or join her vip show. The more unique members spending money on her, the better.I saw Lana with four girls in her room. I confess I was one who paid for it. It was a trap only to get members to join. But it was as boring as bird watching. It was not a lesbian show at all, barely any action among the girls. They didn't do much other than hold a domi against their pussies and ask for vibes.Lana was sitting between two girls. All of them were masturbating with a domi. A fourth girl was just holding the domi for one of them. And a fifth girl who never took part in the show. She was just sitting near, almost out of sight. It looked like she was on her phone, scrolling through Instagram posts.

After uploading the pictures here, I realized how they all look alike. All generic and standard copy from the same formula. Their "hotness" is so boring.The girl sitting to the right of Lana was very chatty with the girl holding the domino for her. It was like she wasn't even in a show. No commitment or anything. Pure phony attitude.Lana licked the nipples of two girls once or twice, and that was all the "lesbian" action they did. Despite being boring as fuck, two members were tipping heavily for the vibes, 20-40 credits every minute. One of them spent over 300 credits in vibes. Plus some random tips. Considering the girls were barely even reacting to the vibes, that was money wasted. Then, one guy who was clearly into findom fetish started talking, calling Lana a goddess. Lana ignored him with a bitch face and gave him the money hand gesture. The guy started dropping some small tips and thanking her for being gorgeous or whatever.So, she was being carried by stupid members with money who don't know what a lesbian show should be, or men with serious psychological issues who get off by handing money to women until they are broken.In all fairness, Lana was not the only one doing boring vip shows. All the other "lesbian" shows were pretty much the same. No fingering, no kisses... mostly, girls dancing, slapping each other asses, and doing fake solo masturbation.By the way, so far, only 1 model from the top 10 has been online since the challenge ended. I guess they will rest for some time after working double shifts for days. But I am curious to see if Lana will return and continue streaming. Same for VictoriaWynn, who joined LiveJasmin only for the challenge.

 

I deleted my LiveJasmin account and said my goodbyes. This site no longer interests me. Majority of models are fake, from their personalities to their bodies. There was one Colombian model who actually went out of her way to give me what I wanted and enjoyed our privates. Every Romanian model on the other hand didn't fail to prove they are only there for the money and take no pleasure in what they do to get it.

 

There was one Colombian model who actually went out of her way to give me what I wanted and enjoyed our privates. Every Romanian model on the other hand didn't fail to prove they are only there for the money and take no pleasure in what they do to get it. 

I couldn't agree more. Colombian models are straightforward and ready to do a lot. Romanian models used to be the same. But they changed. They got greedier and have no problem demanding tips for anything in private, even though it is not allowed to ask for tips, even though most actions are included in the price. LiveJasmin not only allows this but also trains and encourages models to do so. If you want something, Romanian models will for sure ask for tips. Mostly disguised as help to "get them wet" or because they "love vibes". Not as blatant as Russian models. But yeah, most Romanian models no longer function in private unless you tip them. And if you tip, they get motivated to ask for more tips.This issue mostly happens only on LiveJasmin. I don't find models demanding tips in private on other sites.Funny that they make this like a transaction. They put a price on anything. They stick their hands in your pockets and scrape for money. But when you treat them accordingly and ask for a naughty show, many get infuriated, complaining that we don't care about them as a person and only want a naked show.

 

LiveJasmin is now a dumpster fire floating down the river of oblivion. The fact they just recently started advertising for new models on their site is only proof they are bleeding money. All their contests are rigged and the rules are either overly complicated and stupid or skewed into obscurity which only "specific" models are privy to the information. I'm tempted to utilize some psychological warfare to cause dissention in their model ranks. The majority of their new models are already working on multiple sites instead of being dedicated to LiveJasmin. Now it's time to convince the rest of the models to just abandon the site and go elsewhere.

 

I deleted my LiveJasmin account and said my goodbyes.

It is too bad it has to come to this, but I understand. I hope you continue using MyCamgirl. Your comments are truly insightful.