May 16, 2015 06:06 AM
(This post was last modified: May 16, 2015 06:06 AM by Foxy..)
Hi; sometimes we all go through a rough patch while ewhoring and aren't getting much if any (paying) traffic. I thought this tutorial might help some beginners.
Before you even start trying to milk a previous buyer, you have to have talked to him in a way that made him comfortable. The kind and innocent act goes along well always, because that's what older men would expect from a young camgirl. They feel like they could be your friend if they tried. If you are very serious while you talk to them, they won't feel comfortable with you - same concept if you are impatient with them. The bratty attitude might help you get the money faster the first time around, but won't earn you anything the second time you try to get money from that guy.
Here are some methods to milk your buyers:
Using A New Pack
You can say "hey, my friend's selling pics too. are you interested?" and basically go over the whole selling process again. Make sure to say you are going to forward the money to your 'friend' afterward. You can repeat this as many times as you'd like with all your buyers. You could try charging more for your friend's pictures, too.
Be Their Buddy
I always play as the 'girly friend' of all my buyers, if they care to talk after they've already bought pics/vids from me. I played Super Smash Bros with a buyer once. They're also the guy who sent me $100 in Amazon gift cards on accident, meaning to send $50, and told me I could keep it.
Attitude comes helpful in this area too. This might require more effort than just using a new pack or double dipping, but you can get more money. This can be used in combination with other methods, too.
Chat with them, ask them questions, answer their questions, etc. Just become their 'friend'. You can straight up ask for money at this point, if you've let a little bit of time pass by in your 'friendship'. You can also say you desperately need money to pay off a bill, really want something but just don't have the cash for it, etc... in these scenarios, most of the time they'll offer you the money and won't make you ask for it.
I was talking about stuff on my Amazon wishlist that I really wanted with one guy, and he asked for the link and started buying things off my wishlist. You might not want them to know your name or shipping city + state though, so you might be better off asking for an Amazon gift card if they offer to buy you things.
Double Dipping
This is talked about frequently and you probably already know how to do it, but it deserves its own section anyway. Double dipping is when you make your buyer send the same amount of money multiple times. Say they sent you $50, you would make them send that same $50 two or three times to get $100 or $150 instead.
To double dip, you just say you didn't get the money / the code was invalid (Amazon) and need them to resend it. They'll go along with it in most circumstances. If they mention that their card was charged, just say you've had this problem before and their card gets charged only once. If they say they're going to call support, just let it go and say you'll call yourself (don't actually call). That would make it more trouble than it's really worth.
--
It's also important to get more money the first time around. Don't set a fixed price. Ask them to offer. You can get a lot more money from them if you let them decide what they want to give you. Make sure it's roughly around the range of half a dollar for picture or a few dollars per video. If they're offering less, just block them.
When you're dealing with a traffic plateau, it's also good to know how to weed out the buyers from the timewasters. If you're doing anything that allows profile pictures, like Kik, look at their picture before anything else. It's a good sign if they look like a grown man.
I've gotten money from teens before, but not a lot. It might be best to ask them their age, and if they answer anything below 18, just block them.
Also, if someone asks you to make custom vids/pics that you don't have, just say yes and send them something somewhat similar to what they asked for. This way you can still get money from them without scamming them, and thus make it easier to get more money from them the second time around. Most of the time they'll notice that the pics/vids you sent them weren't exactly what they asked for - you can say you slipped up and that you'll make new ones for them later.
Thank you for reading. I hope you find this helpful!
Before you even start trying to milk a previous buyer, you have to have talked to him in a way that made him comfortable. The kind and innocent act goes along well always, because that's what older men would expect from a young camgirl. They feel like they could be your friend if they tried. If you are very serious while you talk to them, they won't feel comfortable with you - same concept if you are impatient with them. The bratty attitude might help you get the money faster the first time around, but won't earn you anything the second time you try to get money from that guy.
Here are some methods to milk your buyers:
Using A New Pack
You can say "hey, my friend's selling pics too. are you interested?" and basically go over the whole selling process again. Make sure to say you are going to forward the money to your 'friend' afterward. You can repeat this as many times as you'd like with all your buyers. You could try charging more for your friend's pictures, too.
Be Their Buddy
I always play as the 'girly friend' of all my buyers, if they care to talk after they've already bought pics/vids from me. I played Super Smash Bros with a buyer once. They're also the guy who sent me $100 in Amazon gift cards on accident, meaning to send $50, and told me I could keep it.
Attitude comes helpful in this area too. This might require more effort than just using a new pack or double dipping, but you can get more money. This can be used in combination with other methods, too.
Chat with them, ask them questions, answer their questions, etc. Just become their 'friend'. You can straight up ask for money at this point, if you've let a little bit of time pass by in your 'friendship'. You can also say you desperately need money to pay off a bill, really want something but just don't have the cash for it, etc... in these scenarios, most of the time they'll offer you the money and won't make you ask for it.
I was talking about stuff on my Amazon wishlist that I really wanted with one guy, and he asked for the link and started buying things off my wishlist. You might not want them to know your name or shipping city + state though, so you might be better off asking for an Amazon gift card if they offer to buy you things.
Double Dipping
This is talked about frequently and you probably already know how to do it, but it deserves its own section anyway. Double dipping is when you make your buyer send the same amount of money multiple times. Say they sent you $50, you would make them send that same $50 two or three times to get $100 or $150 instead.
To double dip, you just say you didn't get the money / the code was invalid (Amazon) and need them to resend it. They'll go along with it in most circumstances. If they mention that their card was charged, just say you've had this problem before and their card gets charged only once. If they say they're going to call support, just let it go and say you'll call yourself (don't actually call). That would make it more trouble than it's really worth.
--
It's also important to get more money the first time around. Don't set a fixed price. Ask them to offer. You can get a lot more money from them if you let them decide what they want to give you. Make sure it's roughly around the range of half a dollar for picture or a few dollars per video. If they're offering less, just block them.
When you're dealing with a traffic plateau, it's also good to know how to weed out the buyers from the timewasters. If you're doing anything that allows profile pictures, like Kik, look at their picture before anything else. It's a good sign if they look like a grown man.
I've gotten money from teens before, but not a lot. It might be best to ask them their age, and if they answer anything below 18, just block them.
Also, if someone asks you to make custom vids/pics that you don't have, just say yes and send them something somewhat similar to what they asked for. This way you can still get money from them without scamming them, and thus make it easier to get more money from them the second time around. Most of the time they'll notice that the pics/vids you sent them weren't exactly what they asked for - you can say you slipped up and that you'll make new ones for them later.
Thank you for reading. I hope you find this helpful!
![[Image: 3vuVV5C.gif]](https://i.imgur.com/3vuVV5C.gif)
