Adult Cam Site Revshare Journey (Stripchat) promoting Twitter

My Stripcash account got “rejected” after working with them for over 16 months. There was no explanation for the suspension. I contacted my manager, Ava, about the issue, and she told me to reach out to support via email. After 2–3 days, the ticket was closed with no response.

They basically ghosted me.

It’s funny because just two months ago, they wanted to interview me, and I even helped them with some suggestions for optimization tools. And now they just closed my account with no explanation, and my money wasn’t sent.

Anyway, I didn’t lose much; I was making passive income of around $300 per month with them. But this situation should be an eye-opener for anyone working with Stripcash. They can close your account anytime they want, and all your work and investment can go to zero instantly.
That’s honestly a very poor business practice, and it serves as a hard lesson for affiliates as well. When there’s nothing left at the end, all your effort, time, and dedication can disappear in just a few seconds. Today, platforms have grown so large like YouTube that they often don’t listen to individual concerns anymore, which makes the situation even more frustrating!
 
My Stripcash account got “rejected” after working with them for over 16 months. There was no explanation for the suspension. I contacted my manager, Ava, about the issue, and she told me to reach out to support via email. After 2–3 days, the ticket was closed with no response.

They basically ghosted me.

It’s funny because just two months ago, they wanted to interview me, and I even helped them with some suggestions for optimization tools. And now they just closed my account with no explanation, and my money wasn’t sent.

Anyway, I didn’t lose much; I was making passive income of around $300 per month with them. But this situation should be an eye-opener for anyone working with Stripcash. They can close your account anytime they want, and all your work and investment can go to zero instantly.
my first concern was - Were is ur traffic from? think u have to explain a bit more if this is the case....if u did illegally traffic signups etc or 50/50, or traffic that is not allowed ....etc
 
my first concern was - Were is ur traffic from? think u have to explain a bit more if this is the case....if u did illegally traffic signups etc or 50/50, or traffic that is not allowed ....etc
I was on revshare, so it was pointless to get “illegal” traffic. Most of the traffic came from my whitelabels because I grew them through search, and some from my own websites, but overall it was mostly passive/organic traffic. They’ve known about my network and traffic for a long time because I discussed it with my manager—they even wanted to interview me. But it looks like they started removing a lot of members after checking multiple forums. Others are having the same issue as me. (I can’t mention the forums here, but they can be found with a bit of searching.)
 
I was on revshare, so it was pointless to get “illegal” traffic. Most of the traffic came from my whitelabels because I grew them through search, and some from my own websites, but overall it was mostly passive/organic traffic. They’ve known about my network and traffic for a long time because I discussed it with my manager—they even wanted to interview me. But it looks like they started removing a lot of members after checking multiple forums. Others are having the same issue as me. (I can’t mention the forums here, but they can be found with a bit of searching.)
I think i know which forum, its specific for that niche mostly. Yea thats strange...if u had clean stuff in ur bag then i dont see why they would do this...makes no sense. u atleast deserve an explanation..Try to switch to other cam sites instead? this is why i always told myself - never have all the eggs in same basket....
 
My Stripcash account got “rejected” after working with them for over 16 months.

Same here.

I hadn't reached my first payout yet, I had around $60usd sitting in my account.

None of the traffic being sent was fraudulent, it was 100% social traffic.
 
To get back to this thread. SC actually made an Notification today about traffic. They do not allow certain traffic, and if u did what they say is not allowed, hentai, Ai, u get cleaned. u need to ask before promoting.

so if people actually here said were their traffic came from before the ban, i think we would have all questions answered.
 
To get back to this thread. SC actually made an Notification today about traffic. They do not allow certain traffic, and if u did what they say is not allowed, hentai, Ai, u get cleaned. u need to ask before promoting.

so if people actually here said were their traffic came from before the ban, i think we would have all questions answered.
Yes, I just saw the notification; someone sent me a screenshot. When I joined Stripcash, I submitted my websites for approval, and they were approved without any issues. My manager Ava, has known about my network from the very beginning.

If there had been a problem with the hentai niche, they should have told me to stop using it, and everything would have been fine. Instead, they decided to fully ban me based on a new rule that didn’t exist before.

At this rate, they could introduce another new rule tomorrow—like banning pirated XXX content—and ban everyone. When new rules are implemented, they should first give us a warning and allow us time to comply, not just ban accounts at the same time.

So I’ll repeat: when I applied to Stripcash almost two years ago, I provided my entire websites network, and it was approved with no issue.
 
Yes, I just saw the notification; someone sent me a screenshot. When I joined Stripcash, I submitted my websites for approval, and they were approved without any issues. My manager Ava, has known about my network from the very beginning.

If there had been a problem with the hentai niche, they should have told me to stop using it, and everything would have been fine. Instead, they decided to fully ban me based on a new rule that didn’t exist before.

At this rate, they could introduce another new rule tomorrow—like banning pirated XXX content—and ban everyone. When new rules are implemented, they should first give us a warning and allow us time to comply, not just ban accounts at the same time.

So I’ll repeat: when I applied to Stripcash almost two years ago, I provided my entire websites network, and it was approved with no issue.
Ok that makes stuff clear now - you are right, they should have warned you. I totally agree on that part....did u write on the other forum? because i see the managers are active there..
 
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Ok that makes stuff clear now - you are right, they should have warned you. I totally agree on that part....did u write on the other forum? because i see the managers are active there..
Yes, I posted, but since my account there is new, I’m still waiting for moderator approval for my comments.

The issue now is this: if they are blocking the hentai niche, then shouldn’t they also ban their own website, like XHamster? They host hentai videos as well. Many large websites host hentai and AI content, so if they want to be fair, shouldn’t they ban everyone?

As far as I know, XHamster is their sister company, so logically they should apply the same rules to their own network. If you search for AI girls or hentai on XHamster, you can find plenty of videos.

So like I said, this just looks like a way for them to make extra money from people. I also know someone else who was making a significant (xx.xxx) monthly income and had been with them for over 6 years, and he got banned, too.

I’m waiting to see if they will be fair and apply the same rules to XHamster and other major adult websites as well.

In this day and age, where AI-generated girls look very realistic, it’s easy for them to ban anyone by simply claiming, “This is an AI-generated video.”

They promote the idea of earning lifetime passive income… yeah, sure.
 
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Yes, I posted, but since my account there is new, I’m still waiting for moderator approval for my comments.

The issue now is this: if they are blocking the hentai niche, then shouldn’t they also ban their own website, like XHamster? They host hentai videos as well. Many large websites host hentai and AI content, so if they want to be fair, shouldn’t they ban everyone?

As far as I know, XHamster is their sister company, so logically they should apply the same rules to their own network. If you search for AI girls or hentai on XHamster, you can find plenty of videos.

So like I said, this just looks like a way for them to make extra money from people. I also know someone else who was making a significant (xx.xxx) monthly income and had been with them for over 6 years, and he got banned, too.

I’m waiting to see if they will be fair and apply the same rules to XHamster and other major adult websites as well.

In this day and age, where AI-generated girls look very realistic, it’s easy for them to ban anyone by simply claiming, “This is an AI-generated video.”

They promote the idea of earning lifetime passive income… yeah, sure.
I agree with you. If I am providing the large chunk of traffic, but it’s up to StripCash to filter out the bad traffic and move forward. Users register to watch and spend money on real cam girls, not AI-generated content or hentai. Even if the traffic originates from those sources, does it really matter?

Believe me, if these issues continue, no one will want to stay with StripCash!
 
Yes, I posted, but since my account there is new, I’m still waiting for moderator approval for my comments.

The issue now is this: if they are blocking the hentai niche, then shouldn’t they also ban their own website, like XHamster? They host hentai videos as well. Many large websites host hentai and AI content, so if they want to be fair, shouldn’t they ban everyone?

As far as I know, XHamster is their sister company, so logically they should apply the same rules to their own network. If you search for AI girls or hentai on XHamster, you can find plenty of videos.

So like I said, this just looks like a way for them to make extra money from people. I also know someone else who was making a significant (xx.xxx) monthly income and had been with them for over 6 years, and he got banned, too.

I’m waiting to see if they will be fair and apply the same rules to XHamster and other major adult websites as well.

In this day and age, where AI-generated girls look very realistic, it’s easy for them to ban anyone by simply claiming, “This is an AI-generated video.”

They promote the idea of earning lifetime passive income… yeah, sure.
U are right on this part i cant take that from you. Not sure what argument they have behind this logic....
But atleast - all of you that got banned, deserve a 2nd chance and be informed before the hammer. I dont think they did this the clean way.
I agree with you. If I am providing the large chunk of traffic, but it’s up to StripCash to filter out the bad traffic and move forward. Users register to watch and spend money on real cam girls, not AI-generated content or hentai. Even if the traffic originates from those sources, does it really matter?

Believe me, if these issues continue, no one will want to stay with StripCash!
I agree, i will spread my links with other networks now since i see that they seem to ban left and right, i dont want to be in same situation...
 
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UPDATE: 2026 APRIL
It's only been 12 days since the start of April, and we've already surpassed $3k. At this rate, we look set to break our personal record of $5k per month and reach our target of $6k for this year. I haven't done anything extra this month; in fact, a lot of bots were shut down on platform X, and current traffic decreased, which you can see from the signup rate. But in 12 days, there's almost a threefold increase compared to the beginning of the previous month. I'm really looking forward to the end of this month.

Thanks everyone for following this journey with me, and also great motivational comments, wish you great days!

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18sexual thats you?

I want to ask how you get porn contents to post on your x? no copyright issue? any advice if i want to start from 0 in 2026

thanks a lot
 
so if people actually here said were their traffic came from before the ban, i think we would have all questions answered.

I only used twitter for promotion, similar to what OP (Pantyous) does.

Alternating between picture/video tweets and SC affiliate link tweets (link to random model).

I don't do sketchy, super black hat stuff, never have and probably will.
 
18sexual thats you?

I want to ask how you get porn contents to post on your x? no copyright issue? any advice if i want to start from 0 in 2026

thanks a lot
if someone sending copyright issue X asking me to delete post, i check my emails as always, if i delete post no problem.
i think its really hard to create from 0 to 200-300k followers accounts, it was easy when i started, i was just commenting big pages posting high quality content and accounts growed up, but now there is competition because there are so many accounts.
I only used twitter for promotion, similar to what OP (Pantyous) does.

Alternating between picture/video tweets and SC affiliate link tweets (link to random model).

I don't do sketchy, super black hat stuff, never have and probably will.
and you get suspended from stripcash? i read your old posts and really strange.
 
if someone sending copyright issue X asking me to delete post, i check my emails as always, if i delete post no problem.
i think its really hard to create from 0 to 200-300k followers accounts, it was easy when i started, i was just commenting big pages posting high quality content and accounts growed up, but now there is competition because there are so many accounts.

and you get suspended from stripcash? i read your old posts and really strange.
They banned me too, and I work in the hentai niche, which wasn’t an issue before because they approved my network when I joined Stripcash. It looks like they’ve introduced new rules or changes, so expect more issues.

But this seems to apply only to certain people. For example, xHamster hosts hentai and AI-generated content and hasn’t been banned. So it feels like they ban whoever they want, whenever they want. This really doesn’t seem safe to work with.

The funny part is that about 90% of my traffic came from whitelabels, which I boosted through my other networks in search engines. Direct hentai traffic was almost nonexistent.
 
if someone sending copyright issue X asking me to delete post, i check my emails as always, if i delete post no problem.
i think its really hard to create from 0 to 200-300k followers accounts, it was easy when i started, i was just commenting big pages posting high quality content and accounts growed up, but now there is competition because there are so many accounts.

and you get suspended from stripcash? i read your old posts and really strange.

I still want to give a try :) you were commenting HQ porn video in comments right? and you run account on phone or web?
 
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Good luck with your journey. Even though I started and left Stripchat a couple of years ago, I have completely forgotten about it. A few months back, I checked my account, and to my surprise, there were a few earnings I was not aware of. I have started working with it again. Not that aggressive, trying new ways and growing Twitter and a few other social accounts.
 
Yes, I posted, but since my account there is new, I’m still waiting for moderator approval for my comments.

The issue now is this: if they are blocking the hentai niche, then shouldn’t they also ban their own website, like XHamster? They host hentai videos as well. Many large websites host hentai and AI content, so if they want to be fair, shouldn’t they ban everyone?

As far as I know, XHamster is their sister company, so logically they should apply the same rules to their own network. If you search for AI girls or hentai on XHamster, you can find plenty of videos.

So like I said, this just looks like a way for them to make extra money from people. I also know someone else who was making a significant (xx.xxx) monthly income and had been with them for over 6 years, and he got banned, too.

I’m waiting to see if they will be fair and apply the same rules to XHamster and other major adult websites as well.

In this day and age, where AI-generated girls look very realistic, it’s easy for them to ban anyone by simply claiming, “This is an AI-generated video.”

They promote the idea of earning lifetime passive income… yeah, sure.

Maybe they where thinking about pure hentai sites, not mixed/general stuff like xhamster. Does the person who got banned was promoting on hentai site or maybe on OF leaks site?
 
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