SafetyUpdated 2026-11-035 min read
Feet Pic Seller Scams and How to Spot Them
Fake payments, free sample asks, verification fees and other tricks aimed at new sellers.
New sellers get the most scam messages. Almost every one asks you to send something before you have been paid, or to pay something yourself.
Scams to watch for
| The ask | What is really going on |
|---|---|
| "I sent it, here is a screenshot" | Screenshots can be faked. Only a paid order or tip on the site counts. |
| "I paid too much, send the extra back" | The first payment never existed or will be reversed. You lose what you send. |
| "Pay a fee to get verified or get paid" | The site never charges creators to verify or to get paid. |
| "Send a few free pics first" | Free previews belong on your profile. Private freebies rarely turn into sales. |
| "Let's move to another app" | Off-site deals lose the order record and the help that comes with it. |
| "Buy me a gift card" | A real buyer pays you. They never ask you to buy something. |
Rules that stop almost all of them
- Deliver only after the order shows as paid on the site.
- Never send money, gift cards or codes to a buyer.
- Keep every deal and message on the site.
- The team will never ask for your password or a payment. More in fake admin messages.
- Report and block anyone who pushes. The report button is on every profile and post.
Read Stay safe for the full safety list.
Common questions
Is a payment screenshot proof a buyer paid?
No. Screenshots can be faked. Deliver only after the order or tip shows as paid on the site.
Does the site charge creators to get verified?
No. ID verification is free, and there is no fee to get paid. Anyone asking for one is running a scam.
Should I move a buyer to another app?
No. Keep deals on the site so the order record and help stay with the sale.