“Is there a capacity that I will restore to teach?” This is the question Courtney Tillia asks herself when she joins. And for this, the former teacher has claimed there is a possibility of zero percent that she will return to teach children.
Courtney Tillia resigned from the teaching work just because she struggled financially amid feelings of not valued.
Speaking to TMZ, Tillia revealed she got a six-figure salary, between $ 20,000 and $ 100,000 a month from the platform. However, news that will ban posted content containing s**ually explicit behavior seems to make limitations.
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Since launching her only page, Tillia now gets a six-figure salary.
She said: “With Fans’ new statement about banning content, I am concerned it is going to have an impact on me, it is going to have an impact on my income, my business. The extent of that, though, is unsure because what they’re saying is so unclear. It’s vague.”
Money made of platform has enabled it to buy a home and travel extensively.
Tillia added: “So we’re not sure to what extent are [they] banning it – is it just that we can’t sell it on our main page is just one thing that I’ve heard, is it that it has to be a PPV, or is it completely gone to the extent that is account is gone, our following is gone?
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Tillia, now a model and life coach, is among the creators caught off guard by Fans prohibition.
Tillia showed that the creators who had been built and founded for years would only leave on October 1, which made them one month to find out what they would do. She continued that it was because she had been able to live a luxurious lifestyle. When teaching, Tillia said she was strict money, but with the joints, she could do great things.
“I do have a coaching business as well, which is thriving, so I don’t solely rely on fans, but it is a huge source of my income. So there’s been many things that we’ve been able to expand and do, including travel, got new cars, moved. A lot of different things have given us that income, including giving back to the community.”
She says of the ban announcement: “It’s shocking, very sudden and “vague.”
