Note/not-so-fine-print: In order to qualify for all of these bonuses you have to join our community on google plus. You can do this after you’ve gotten signed up as a webcam model and you’ll use your stage name as the identity for a new google account :).

Recurring/Ongoing Bonuses

The Consistency Bonus: $200

To qualify for this bonus you have to work a minimum of 60 hours in a pay period (2 weeks) and earn at least 50,000 credits. You are welcome, and encouraged, to qualify for this bonus every single pay period.

Refer-A-Model Bonus: $500

To get this bonus the model that you refer needs to earn at least 100,000 credits lifetime. In general that doesn’t take a lifetime, some models earn this in their first pay period. However long it does take them to earn it, once they reach it, you’ll get paid! Even if it takes them years :). This will pay out quickly if you bring in great models, probably much more slowly if you bring in below average models. I set the limits very carefully so as to encourage you to attract great models for us. I also made the bonus huge! Intentionally, because I wanted you guys to be able to make serious money by referring performers to us. You could literally bring in 1 new person a week and hound them until they reach 100,000 credits and earn a reasonable income just from promoting us.

One Time Bonuses

This means you can only qualify for these once, ever :). Think of them as high goals to set as you get going.

The Big Baller Bonus: $500

To earn this bonus a model must earn 100,000 credits in one pay period. Bonus will be paid along with that pay period’s earnings on normal schedule.

The Top Model Bonus: $200

To earn this bonus a model must reach the #1 position power score and hold it for 24 hours. To make tracking this easy we’ll just say you have to get to #1, take a screenshot of your page with the time, and then be in position #1 24 hours later. If you dance from #1-#2 or something we’ll still pay you the bonus. As long as your at #1 24 hours later.

The Workaholic Bonus: $200

To earn this bonus a model must work 100 hours in 1 pay period and earn a minimum of 20,000 credits. Note: If you work 100 hours and don’t earn 20,000 credits then webcam modeling sadly is probably not the best job for you.

The Marathon Vampire Zombie Bonus: $150

To earn this bonus a model must work 20 hours in a 24 hour period and earn at least 10,000 credits.

The Hall of Fame Bonus: $200

To earn this bonus a model must break any webcam hall of fame bonus on flirt4free. Note: We’ll pay this for each hall of fame record you earn once. But not if you get a record, lose it, and get it back. In that case we’ll only pay the first time you hit it.

The Four Hour Workweek(show) Bonus: $200

To earn this bonus a model must have a 4 hour long continuous private show (multi-user is fine as long as it doesn’t break, the show has to be continuous).

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These are some fun things we’re offering. They are just a reward for those models that go the extra mile and really work at it. Note: A new model could potentially hit 5 or 6 of these in one pay period if they scheduled it all right (80 hours in the first 13 days of the pay period, 20 hours in the last, and earning over 100,000 credits and hitting #1 power score). That would land you over $1400 in extra cash for an impressive pay period.

Enjoy!

Jordan Keith, CEO

Assuming that is true then you now have a decision to make. It’s not a complicated one. In fact, it’s dead simple. Yes or no?

Do you want to take the red pill or the blue pill? (Matrix reference)

I’d like to use a metaphor with you that I think will help illuminate the choice at hand. Imagine a big raging river. You are standing on one side of the river currently and that is, “NotAWebcamModelVille”. I am considering extending you an invitation to join us on the other bank in “PandoraLand”. It is a nice place, I love living here! I am confident you’ll like the other residents they are all gorgeous human beings.

Your choice is to either remain where you are on your current bank living in your current life or to accept our invitation to PandoraLand. I guarantee you safe passage into our land and will even add the caveat that if you travel through our lands for a while and decide that you preferred your previous home we will safely transport you back to your place in “NotAWebcamModelVille” without question and we’ll do our best to cover up any evidence that you ever traveled here :).

It is absolutely one or the other that you have to choose though. You can’t live in the river, you will drown. You either have to commit fully to doing this and come play with us or you have to stay where you are. There is no room for uncertainty. As long as you know you want to and accept that you’ll do what it takes we’ll help you make the travel arrangements.

This is a trip you’ll almost always take alone and for that reason it can be really scary. That’s why we are here. Our company exists so that you don’t have to make the trip alone. We’ll help you through the activation process. You’ll get a dedicated coach who is already an established webcam model to teach you all of the things you need to know about performing. You won’t be alone at all if you decide to join us.

I hope I’ve given you an easy decision to make. If you choose yes, we’re here for you. If you choose no then all you have to do is X out of our site and as far as we know, we’ve both lost nothing.

There is a big difference between things that might be awkward or uncomfortable the first few times you do them and things you actually won’t do. I encourage everyone to push their boundaries and get more comfortable with a wide range of things, it’s fun. However, most of us do have “limits” and would have a problem breaching them. I absolutely encourage you to respect your own limits. For a lot of the guys on our site, most of whom are straight, any sort of “anal action” is a limit for them. Customers will always ask but a polite no usually is completely satisfactory.

We all have different limits, decide what yours are, if you have a good enough reason to yourself to justify the limit then don’t do it. By the way, “I don’t feel like it” is a plenty good enough reason not to do something :).

That being said, you might find it helpful to know what sort of stuff you will actually end up doing on webcam. If this post wasn’t explicit enough yet, it’s about to be. Proceed at your own comfort level :).

#1. Vanilla Stuff

Most models are surprised at how normal/easy going a lot of customers end up being. I absolutely love when a new model emails me and says, “Wow this guy took me private tonight and just wanted to sit and talk to me for over an hour! lol!” I get some version of this a few times per week, and it’s awesome!

Our site is adult in nature and there is plenty of sexuality being displayed by our models. But some models enjoy that more than others. The ones who like it end up spending a lot of time doing sex shows, and it works great for them. Other people are more reserved and not as open to hardcore sex shows, this is how a lot of models are starting out. These models will end up having different types of shows. Your account executive will get to know you and help you find the best fit for you and teach you how to attract the customers you want.

A real killer is to try and pretend to be something you are not. Everyone will be able to tell. If you feel uncomfortable getting naked. Then have fun while a customer spends 30-40 minutes in private show with you just talking to you to make you comfortable and help you get there. I promise this happens a lot more than you might think.

Then there are plenty of customers who are on the site not for sex at all but for some emotional connection with an attractive individual. Some of them just want to be paid attention to and made to feel important. Others will be honored just to have you chat with them in private.

Mostly the “vanilla level” stuff tends to be just talking/chatting, fully dressed. It’s quite awesome. And it makes up a decent amount of the paying customers on the site. I roughly guess around 20-25% of the people are here for vanilla stuff. A lot more like a mix. Let’s call these the Swirls. They are part vanilla part milk chocolate :). And it’s pretty often about a 50-50 split.

#2. Milk Chocolate.

This is the medium flavor range. Here we are talking about shows that are usually sexual/erotic in nature. A few types of common shows that I’d pull under the milk chocolate category would be:

• The model getting naked and the customer admiring their body during chat. 
• Lots of different role plays & fantasies. Sometimes you’d get naked for this others it doesn’t really add anything to the experience for the customer.
• Any normal masturbation show for a male or female model. (In the “less extreme category)

A lot of vanilla customers want a taste of chocolate now and then. Plenty of customers are just here for the chocolate side and will ask you to do specific things. Again this comes back to your limits.

Expect your first few “chocolate’ shows to be a little uncomfortable, this isn’t something most people are used to ahead of time. Just have fun and don’t do anything you don’t want to.

#3. Dark Chocolate.

Now we get to the fun flavor… Dark chocolate!

Here I am going to try and give you a preview into some darker shades of the human psyche. If you like dark chocolate this can be a ton of fun and lead to some crazy long private shows. Personally, I like it, but it’s not for everyone. I recommend trying a bite of dark chocolate from time to time and then deciding whether it’s for you or not. You might find it’s just the right flavor for you.

Examples of Dark Chocolate:

• BDSM: Bondage roleplays, actual bondage if you have the supplies, Dominant/submissive roleplay, Master/slave roleplay. 
• Fetishes: BDSM is in itself a fetish and has a lot of shades to it. Then we have…. choking fetish, foot fetish (more milk chocolate but some of them are intense customers), asphyxiation fetish (want you to hold your breath), kidnap/rape roleplays, pain infliction, wax play, abuse roleplays, humiliation fetish (customers who want you to insult them and hurt their feelings)…

I could go on and list about 100 more dark fetishes that you might run into but there is really no way to prepare you for them :). Some of this can be fun, plenty more of it can just be downright weird/uncomfortable. BDSM stuff is fun to explore. Some of the more advanced roleplay scenario’s essential feature the customer trying to get you to cross a line.

I encourage you to indulge people’s fantasies up to the point of your comfort. Dark Chocolate customers will probably make up less than 1% of the traffic on the site unless you are actively trying to attract them. Then they will show up more often (if for example you are in the bondage/fetish category).

I felt I had to mention the darker sides of some customers desires just so that if you choose to go ahead with this you’ll not be surprised and freaked out if someone comes into your chat room and asks about it.

This list pretty much “covers it”. There are a lot of things not mentioned in terms of customers desires. But these 3 categories cover the different ranges you’ll find.

In case you think that looks like a list of what you’re required to do on webcam, understand that it isn’t at all. That’s what customers may ask of you. What you choose to indulge is entirely your choosing.

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The Steps YOU should Take:

-Don’t share your stage name with anyone outside of our company. Treat it like you would a password. Your real identity is never used for webcam modeling outside of the sign up and payment process. Everything related to actually being a webcam model is covered under your stage name for your security. If your stage name is publicized to your social group then people can dig and dig and if they are motivated enough they might find something. Nothing is 100% private on the internet these days. By keeping your stage name private it will be virtually impossible for anyone to ever find any of your information.

-Be discerning about who you share your new line of work with. I don’t advise absolute secrecy it’s a fun job and cool to share. But don’t tell blabbermouths. They just cause trouble and want to stalk you. Your privacy off site is your own agenda and life is usually easier if you take steps to ensure it on your own. If you never want anyone to know, don’t ever tell anyone and they won’t.

The Steps We Take:

-State/Country IP Filtering: On our network you have the option to block any US State or any country in the world from seeing you online. If for example you block Washington state, it will appear as if you do not exist to anyone visiting any of our sites from Washington. These filters are very good and I recommend everyone block their home state by default, though it’s not required.

-Payments/Taxes: Payments sent to you will be from Pandora Entertainment LLC. Same with any tax documents.

-Customer Banning: If you have any customers in your room that are behaving unruly you are able to easily ban them from your room.

Maintaining your privacy is all about discretion. If you want to remain 100% private then you should tell no one outside of our company, not even your closest friends/family that you are going to do this. If you are less concerned about absolute privacy than letting people know what you do is fine and rarely causes any problems. As always use your best judgement.

if this is something you know you want to do here is a link to our application.

It’s probably better to say, “how do they EARN that money?” As we aren’t actually physically printing money, though it sometimes feels that way.

Our models earn money by delivering a product that customers want. What that product actually is varies from model to model. A lot of people receive the impression that what we do is, “Live Sex Cams”. While that certainly is a big part of what we do, to think that it is ALL we do is a major oversight. Many of our models spend more time in private shows fully dressed, just talking to customers, than they spend naked performing sex/masturbation shows. This is one of the big secrets that most people are never told when applying to be a webcam model. Now you know :).

We help every one of our models determine what the best product they can offer is and then show them how to attract the customers that will want that specific product.

So what are you actually going to be doing to earn money? What will it look like? Is this something you’re actually cool with doing? Let’s dive in and see.

I want to walk you through the typical shift a model works. This should give you some clarity on what the process of making money actually looks like with us.

The first step is to login obviously. Once you are activated you’ll download our broadcasting software that you will use to login to our network. As soon as you login you are inside your chat room and usually within about 30-60 seconds customers will start coming into your room.

There are three levels of customers and they are distinguished by the color of their username.

Grey customers: These are people who do not have an account on our site and are thus unable to spend money. In order for them to spend money they have to first create an account. Because they can’t spend money we encourage people to not spend much time talking to them.

White customers: These are people who have an account and have a credit card on file. They can spend money on you and are who you should focus on attracting.

Gold customers: These are VIP customers. Essentially you will treat them the same as white customers. VIP doesn’t necessarily mean they spend a ton of money. It just means they pay $30/month to have a VIP membership which gives them a few added options in how they use the site.

Once you get into your chat room and have customers coming in you will be talking to them, starting conversations, getting to know them, and figuring out who will actually take you private. We have all sorts of tactics and protocols for this that we teach to our new models.

Most of the money you earn webcam modeling will come from private shows with customers. They pay anywhere from $4-15 per minute depending on your login rate. All new models start out at $6/minute. There are a lot of models on the site in the $4-5 per minute range but we think this is a bit low and as such we don’t have our models work at this level. We prefer to compete for the top rather than the bottom.

At 60cpm you’ll need to spend about 18 minutes in show each hour to make 1,000 credits. Like most things, it’s usually not this cut and dry. You’ll have a series of 3-4 minute shows, especially starting out. And then other times you’ll have much longer shows that last 30 minutes or more.

Once you really get good and have loyal fans you’ll find customers that take you private time after time for hours on end. This is when webcam modeling starts to get really fun :).

There are other ways to make money online apart from private shows. Customers can tip you and send you credit gifts (same thing as a tip basically). There are also two other login types called Party Chat and Group Chat. It’s not in the scope of this article to go into detail on them as they aren’t immediately available to new models. However, once you get access we’ll show you how to use these types to make even more money per hour.

There are two basic skills you’re going to have to learn in order to make a lot of money.

The first is how to work your open chat. We cover this in extensive detail with new models but to give you a teaser some of the things you learn will be:

• How to get people to stay in your room longer. 
• How to find out who will take you private and who won’t.
• How to escalate from a casual conversation to a private show.
• How to get rid of any customers that annoy you.
• Much much more…

The second relates to how to extend private shows. How to turn a 10 minute private show into an hour long private show and so on. We have a lot of protocols for this as well that we cover with new models. Both lead to our models making a lot of money.

I hope this gives you a clear idea of what a webcam model actually does to make money and also how we train our models. If you’d like to volunteer to take part in some of this training here is a link to our application.

First, I CANNOT tell you from a web page how much money you are going to make. This is not an hourly wage job. Our models earnings are 100% based off of commission. As it is for every webcam site.

I could say that our average models make around $25/hr. This would be a true statement but it would not give you any valuable information. Because that’s just a mathematical outcome from over 1,000 models. Some of whom have been bad hires that spent a lot of time online and made no money. The others have been astronomically successful and make several hundred dollars per hour. And we have models earning everything in between. So suggesting an average is a joke.

What I will say is that we will not hire anyone who we do not believe will make at least $25 per hour. If just by looking at your pictures we think you would make $25 per hour or more than the likelihood of you making a lot more than that is very good.

Now, I will give you the specifics of our pay scale. It will be hard for you to determine how good this is because none of our competitors seem cool with posting theirs. But here is ours.

The pay scale is based off of lifetime credit earnings levels. As you may not be familiar with credits just understand that the minimum you should expect to earn is 1,000 credits per hour. And $100 = 1,000 credits

Most new models make it through the first couple of levels within their first pay period. 10,000 credits usually only takes 2-3 days max once you start working regularly. We will ship you out a new HD webcam after you hit your first level if you need it.

This might seem confusing but it is all rather straightforward you’ll understand it all instantly as soon as you receive your first tip or private show :). If you are ready to get started just fill out & submit your application.

Who Are You?

I am Jordan Keith, Founder of Pandora Entertainment.

Who will I be working with?

Me and my team.

Webcam modeling can be a very isolating and lonely experience. I have taken every step I can to ensure that is not the case with us. As a model with Pandora Entertainment you will be assigned a dedicated manager who will also serve as your coach online. This will be a veteran webcam model who is already making a good living in this business. I realized these would be the absolute best people to have as coaches and decided to retain their services.

Will I be working with other models?

Not exactly. You will be logging in solo when you work.

However, we’ve built an awesome system that allows all of our models to connect and become friends. You will have close contact with the other models that are handled by the same manager as you. You will also be able to hang out online with the other models that work with us. This is an opt-out feature of working with Pandora Entertainment. This means that we assume you will want to take part in it and set your account up in that way.  If you do not want to be a part of the group aspect you will need to notify us during the sign up process. Although, I think you’d have to be crazy to not want to meet all of our super awesome & beautiful models!

Money & Payments

How often will I get paid?

Payouts happen every 2 weeks on Thursday.

The “pay period” last from Sunday to Sunday, the 2 weeks before the Thursday payday. So the last day for you to earn money each period is every other Sunday. After midnight EST on that Sunday, a new pay period starts, and on the 4th day of the new pay period (Thursday) you receive all of your earnings from the previous pay period. I hope that makes sense!

How much money can I make?

This depends on your looks and your personality. We try not to hire anyone that we don’t think can make at least $25 per hour. We have models who are making several thousand dollars per week but that is far above average.

If you take the time to invest in this line of work and learn the skills that we teach, then $500-$1,000 per week is reasonable to expect.

What is the commission % and what does that mean?

The commission rate percentage is what determines how much money you make. Every site and every broadcaster is a bit different in the actual %. At Pandora Entertainment our starting percentage is 22.5%. This means that for every $100 in credits spent on you, you get $22.50. (See Why Here)

How do I actually receive the money?

We offer payments via direct deposit, a check in the mail, or Payoneer debit card. Direct deposit and Payoneer are both paid on Thursday. The day your check arrives can vary depending on the speed of the postal system. We try to mail them out early enough that you receive them on Thursday or Friday.

What is the minimum payout?

The minimum payout is $100.

How do I actually make money as a webcam model?

You will make money from one-on-one private shows with customers, multi-user shows, tips, gifts, and VODs (videos on demand, which are recordings of your private shows).

Privacy

I am worried about people that I know in real life seeing me online. Is there anyway to prevent this?

We take privacy very seriously. Our network is equipped with a state-of-the-art IP filtering system that allows you to block up to 10 US states or specific countries from seeing your chatroom or profile.

When you sign up, you will be able to choose a stage name that you will appear under. We recommend that you keep your stage name private from anyone outside of this business, just like you would a password. This will make it virtually impossible for anyone you know in real life to find your webcam profile.

Your real identity will never appear on our site.

It’s very effective to treat this like you are leading a double life. You have your “real life” right now. With us you’ll be creating a “different real life”. You’ll have a new name, a new income, and so on. You’ll be creating an identity from scratch working with us under your new stage name. It’s not the end of the world if your two lives overlap, but it can create problems and it’s usually best to keep them separate.

I am worried this will come back and haunt me in the future on background checks. Am I crazy?

Not at all. This is a valid concern to have. In reality, we’ve never seen it be a problem. A “background check” is usually either a criminal background check or a credit check. The only effect this line of work would have on either is improving the credit check.

We recently had a former model live out this “coming back to haunt me” experience. He had just graduated from the police academy and was interviewing with a number of police departments. He underwent about as rigorous a background check as anyone could, short of running a presidential campaign. They knew all about his webcam modeling past and grilled him about it in the interview. He made no attempt to hide it and told them everything they wanted to know. He went on to receive no less than four employment offers from multiple departments and is now working full-time as a cop (unfortunately for him). It turns out they really didn’t care about webcam modeling. These organizations have rigorous codes of conduct they enforce in their hiring standards and performing as a webcam model was not a problem. After all, it’s not illegal!

I have found that in reality YOU will tell yourself it is a much bigger issue than it actually is. Most people simply don’t care.

Will my income be reported to the IRS?

Yes, we are required by law to send the IRS a 1099-MISC earnings report annually declaring your income. This is filed by Pandora Entertainment LLC. That is also the company name that all of your payments will show up from, whether they are direct deposited or paid via check. Nothing ever says “Webcam Model” or “Live Sex Chat Host” or anything like that.

Performing Online

 What does a webcam model actually do?

Once your account is activated and you log in, your live chatroom will be broadcast across our network. Your room will fill up with customers who are eager to chat with you, and you’ll be surprised to find that most of them are relatively normal and cool. The goal while online is to get people to start a private show, since that is how you make money.

Once in private it is entirely up to you what you do. The customer may have specific requests and we encourage you to accommodate them. However, you are never obligated to do anything. It is totally your choice. Hint: don’t just automatically take your clothes off when a private show starts. Wait and see what the customer does/says.

Do I have to get naked?

Nothing is required. But don’t take that as a cop-out. All of our models – apart from a few very very rare cases – perform naked in private shows. Not every private show involves nudity; in fact, many don’t. But if you come in planning on not being naked ever, you’re going to have a tough time. Webcam modeling is adult entertainment that is sexually explicit in nature.

Being discerning about your nudity, however, is highly advised. We prefer models to be mostly clothed in open chat and only get undressed in private shows, when they are being paid nicely to do so.

Can I see the customers?

Typically not. There is a feature for VIP customers called Cam2Cam where they are able to turn their webcam on during a private show. You’re welcome to just minimize their window if it makes you uncomfortable, but many customers using C2C just want to chat, so it’s like a normal video chat – only you’re getting paid a bunch of money.

What equipment is required?

You will need:

• A computer or laptop (both Mac and PC work on our network).
• A high definition webcam.
• Broadband internet access.

Is there any training?

Yes. We provide both training materials and live online training to our models. Your first few times online you will most likely be on your own so that you can get a feel for things and make yourself comfortable. Then you will receive live one-on-one training from one of our coaches. You will be assigned a dedicated manager who will also be your coach. All of our managers are active webcam models and they also happen to be some of the top earning models on our network. This means you will be getting training from an actual proven expert in this field.

Getting Started

What all do I need to get started?

To set up your account we will need the following:

• Your desired stage name: This needs to be a “real sounding” name with a first and last name. So Lindsey Banks, Kayla Sparks, Johnny Mack, and Derrick Diesel are all acceptable names (and names of some of our great models). Sexygirl22 or ChocolateThunderXXX would be good examples of terrible names that won’t be accepted :). If you’re having trouble picking a stage name, we will be happy to suggest one for you after reviewing your pictures. Just ask.
• 5 or more pictures to use on your profile page: For optimum pictures please send us photos in horizontal orientation with a 4:3 frame. This means 320×240, 800×600, or larger. The pictures can only have you in them, no other people (and no pets, either). Please, no hats or sunglasses. Please include one picture that is a clear head shot (a picture of you from the neck up, looking straight at the camera, like when you pose for an ID photo).
• A picture or photocopy of your valid photo ID. This can be a driver’s license, state ID card, passport, or any other valid government-issued ID. It cannot be a birth certificate, school ID, or any ID from a non-government organization.

Will my information be kept private?

Absolutely, all of your information will be kept private in accordance with our privacy policy.

We take every precaution possible to ensure your privacy.

Are you an equal opportunity employer?

Yes, we are.

We have very high hiring standards as we are hiring people to be models. This forces us to be superficial. We have models of all creeds and colors from all over the globe. Our decision of whether to hire someone or not is based entirely upon our assessment of whether or not they will be successful on our network.

At Pandora Entertainment we specialize in helping great looking individuals get started in the highest paying webcam model jobs. Our sole responsibility to our models is to help them earn as much money as possible and to help them have a good time while they do it. Let’s start by addressing some of the most common questions.

What do I need to get started? 

The technical requirements are pretty easy. You need a computer with a good quality webcam and high speed internet access, as well as a location to work from that is private.

You will also need to choose a Stage Name to appear under. This is entirely up to you but it has to be a name that sounds like a real person’s name with a first AND last name. So Austin Buck or Sarah Walters are acceptable names. Freakydeekychick09 is not :). Next, you will need some pictures for your profile page, 3-5 are enough to get started. Finally, you will have to provide a picture/copy of a valid ID for age and identity verification (must be 18 or older to work in the adult industry) and you’ll have to sign a 2257 data intake form. This form is required by US federal regulations on record keeping requirements for our industry. We will provide a filled out version for you to sign during the sign up process. Once this is completed you can begin webcam modeling.

General Privacy Concerns: 

A lot of people ask us about privacy on our site and it’s definitely a main concern when considering various web cam jobs. Our network uses state of the art IP filtering technology. This allows our models to completely block any US state and any country from accessing their profile. We recommend models block their home states by default. Inside your account administration center you’ll have the ability to block anywhere that you want. If, for example, you block the state of Colorado, absolutely no one who is accessing the internet in that state will be able to see that your account even exists. This new technology has pretty much alleviated any privacy concerns models have ever had. We also recommend for good measure that you do not share your stage name with anyone you know, treat it like you would a password.

Payments:

This sometimes goes hand in hand with privacy. Payments from us will show up in your bank account as Pandora Entertainment LLC.

Payments are delivered to models every 2 weeks on Thursdays. We can pay US models via direct deposit to their checking account. We also have several third party options for payments, such as Payoneer that will issue you a debit card that we can make payments to directly.

But how do I actually make money?

When you are a webcam model with us you earn money anytime your account makes sales. This happens when you are online and have a private show or receive a tip/gift (this makes up for about 95% of models earnings). However, through our Video On-Demand system models also make money when they are not online and customers purchase their previous shows for viewing (the other 5%).

How much money can I make?

The higher end of our model roster earns anywhere from $75-$200 per hour. Almost no one starts out at this and it takes building a serious customer base to get there but it can easily be done within a few weeks if you have the looks/personality to pull it off. Our average models earn more in the $15-$40/hr range. We try not to hire anyone that we don’t think could at least make $20/hr consistently.

What if I decide I want to quit?

If and when you decide that your webcam model job has run it’s course for you, quitting is completely painless. All you really have to do is send anyone at Pandora an email and ask us to remove your profile. We will deactivate your account (removing it from the site and our network) and submit your final payment. Starting back up is easy if you change your mind, but as long as you’ve requested deactivation your account will remain offline.

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