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Useful tip on dealing with solicitors
4 months ago
Art Info:
Commissions: YCHs only
Art Trades: Maybe, but only if I know and trust you well enough
Requests: SubscribeStar patrons only
Kiribans: Never
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>> READ THIS BEFORE PMING (that's to discourage cold calls) <<
WARNING: Please do NOT interact with me if you voted against my rights. You WILL be blocked.
I didn't receive any new soliciting messages in a while, but I need to make a journal in order give advice to my fellow commissioners/art appreciators out there that may potentially get solicited by random strangers.
A) If you receive a PM on FA, DA, Inkbunny, Weasyl, Newgrounds, etc. from a random stranger (that you don't know very well) asking you, unprovoked, to commission them...
B) If a random stranger sends you a friend request on Discord or Telegram and you accept it, only for them to solicit you to commission them...
or C) If the stranger leaves a comment on your front page, submission or journal soliciting you to commission them...
Just simply and politely tell them "no", calmly explain how rude/annoying it is for them to solicit people, and block them. Especially if they have badly traced art and AI slop in their galleries.
This sort of thing has been a trend for these scammers to solicit popular commissioners (including me), and most of the soliciting resulted in a polite rejection and a permanent block.
I hope you guys find this journal helpful! :D
A) If you receive a PM on FA, DA, Inkbunny, Weasyl, Newgrounds, etc. from a random stranger (that you don't know very well) asking you, unprovoked, to commission them...
B) If a random stranger sends you a friend request on Discord or Telegram and you accept it, only for them to solicit you to commission them...
or C) If the stranger leaves a comment on your front page, submission or journal soliciting you to commission them...
Just simply and politely tell them "no", calmly explain how rude/annoying it is for them to solicit people, and block them. Especially if they have badly traced art and AI slop in their galleries.
This sort of thing has been a trend for these scammers to solicit popular commissioners (including me), and most of the soliciting resulted in a polite rejection and a permanent block.
I hope you guys find this journal helpful! :D
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