Jodie Jugs

[Bonecracker]

At 4500ml each, the biggest implants in the UK. 

@juggsjodie

[Bonecracker]

Pictures aren’t locked adding atm

[Agent Dee]

*sigh* this Jodie Juggs is fake in more ways than one she/him/it takes other models and puts her face over them she has done this for Foxy Verre and Tammy Hernandez and Tammy has called her on it and has asked people to report this account for fraud.

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[Bonecracker]

Really???

[Bonecracker]

Well there goes the possibility of another contender...

[Agent Dee]

yeah like every one of her pics is her face on other models bodies

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[Ironbeard]

One of the people this faker is using pics of I’ve been a DM conversation. Twitter finally updated their reporting function to give context. IG and Facebook haven’t. Some pics are from photo clubs which I think went under in 2013. Only the model whose body or company that owned the original pics can do a DMCA take down request. Here is the kicker. Cash App fraud. I worked for Citi for 8 years. I don’t know how it works with these 3rd part companies. If these was just credit card/bank to the fraudster I’d know what to do and what Citi would do. Online publication have been fooled too. And lists a name that likely is fake too for these articles. https://www.outkick.com/model-forced-to-...ant-boobs/

I messaged without giving names an editor of an adult news site and the editor of a pornography magazine company. To see if they want info. One hates if his company’s stuff is being used.

Do you think I should try and contact any journalists that have been tricked? Seems to be mainstream ones not those related to porn or cheesecake (that’s still a term right)

I likely will have to let it go but if you know what Diffusion of Responsibility is in psychology is that’s one of the tenets of my morals I trained myself to overcome. Even if I can’t fix it I still try.

*edit. I get to obsessed with trying to help others. I thinking maybe I should just call Cash App and let them know the tag or account name of this fraudsters and have them deal with it. Me contacting people over copyright is silly.

[zappfra]

One of the people this faker is using pics of I’ve been a DM conversation. Twitter finally updated their reporting function to give context. IG and Facebook haven’t.  Some pics are from photo clubs which I think went under in 2013.  Only the model whose body or company that owned the original pics can do a DMCA take down request.  Here is the kicker.  Cash App fraud. I worked for Citi for 8 years. I don’t know how it works with these 3rd part companies. If these was just credit card/bank to the fraudster I’d know what to do and what Citi would do.  Online publication have been fooled too. And lists a name that likely is fake too for these articles. https://www.outkick.com/model-forced-to-...ant-boobs/

I messaged without giving names an editor of an adult news site and the editor of a pornography magazine company. To see if they want info. One hates if his company’s stuff is being used.

Do you think I should try and contact any journalists that have been tricked?  Seems to be mainstream ones not those related to porn or cheesecake (that’s still a term right) 

I likely will have to let it go but if you know what Diffusion of Responsibility is in psychology is that’s one of the tenets of my morals I trained myself to overcome. Even if I can’t fix it I still try.

*edit.  I get to obsessed with trying to help others.  I thinking maybe I should just call Cash App and let them know the tag or account name of this fraudsters and have them deal with it.  Me contacting people over copyright is silly.

Did Photoclubs go under as in "bust"   or just run out of models to produce. There product was to get a model & mass produce phot sets, usually very bland & in time quite boring.  I did mention it one time & they were good enough to offer me a refund, but I said thanks but no thanks as I had used the product, but they would need to improve to get me back.

[bosomblaster]

One of the people this faker is using pics of I’ve been a DM conversation. Twitter finally updated their reporting function to give context. IG and Facebook haven’t.  Some pics are from photo clubs which I think went under in 2013.  Only the model whose body or company that owned the original pics can do a DMCA take down request.  Here is the kicker.  Cash App fraud. I worked for Citi for 8 years. I don’t know how it works with these 3rd part companies. If these was just credit card/bank to the fraudster I’d know what to do and what Citi would do.  Online publication have been fooled too. And lists a name that likely is fake too for these articles. https://www.outkick.com/model-forced-to-...ant-boobs/

I messaged without giving names an editor of an adult news site and the editor of a pornography magazine company. To see if they want info. One hates if his company’s stuff is being used.

Do you think I should try and contact any journalists that have been tricked?  Seems to be mainstream ones not those related to porn or cheesecake (that’s still a term right) 

I likely will have to let it go but if you know what Diffusion of Responsibility is in psychology is that’s one of the tenets of my morals I trained myself to overcome. Even if I can’t fix it I still try.

*edit.  I get to obsessed with trying to help others.  I thinking maybe I should just call Cash App and let them know the tag or account name of this fraudsters and have them deal with it.  Me contacting people over copyright is silly.

Did Photoclubs go under as in "bust"   or just run out of models to produce. There product was to get a model & mass produce phot sets, usually very bland & in time quite boring.  I did mention it one time & they were good enough to offer me a refund, but I said thanks but no thanks as I had used the product, but they would need to improve to get me back.

They were the original "one lady = one subscription" membership site, WAAAYYYYY before there ever was OnlyFans and Fansly. I've often wondered whether these new sites were inspired by Photoclubs.