Greenbaum Olbrantz LLP is leading a class action in California federal court against OnlyFans, a popular internet adult content platform, for allegedly misleading customers who purchased monthly subscriptions for “creator” content.
OnlyFans users report they were misled into paying for monthly subscriptions due to OnlyFans’s promise of “full access” to exclusive creator content, only to find that the creator’s page was devoid of exclusive content.
The class action alleges that OnlyFans made uniform and misleading promises of “full access” notwithstanding its knowledge, facilitation, and encouragement of a widespread creator monetization practice of withholding desirable content from their profiles in favor of attempting to sell content for additional money in one-off “direct message” transactions, which render consumers’ monthly subscription fees valueless.
The case alleges that OnlyFans breached its contracts and the implied covenant of good faith by promising, but failing to deliver, “full access” to creator content, and that OnlyFans’s conduct violates state consumer protection law.
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