Their main scamming strategy is just a play on words and a deliberate vaguenuess to their descriptions. They rely solely on the double meanings of words and intentionally left out details.
I'm topless = My hands are covering my tits
I'm naked = it's implied nudity at an angle where I don't show anything or you can only see my shadow or a sillhouette of my body or something
My boobs are out = I'm topless but my back is to the camera
That's only a few examples of the many bullshit descriptions they will throw at you. If your questions are very detailed and descriptive when asking about the content like "Can you see nipples or are they hidden from view?" they either say nothing or say something like "see for yourself babe" and then you have your answer which is actually "no you can't see anything at all."
The combination of the arrogance in their play on words and the outright refusal to admit they are an agency is what makes them so disgusting to work with. Some of the easiest ways to know you're dealing with an agency (and it's pretty fucking easy and the list is long) is if they refuse to acknowledge or discuss agencies themselves, don't know anything about the actual model, use lots of emojis, use lots of cringe language that they think is supposed to make guys horny or something, constantly call you babe, they "want to get to know you", they're always online, they reply to your messages very quickly, they constantly spam your inbox, they don't do custom orders, etc.
I feel sorry for anyone who actually runs their own accounts because these agencies have ground down the customer's trust so much that there's nothing left and now customers just assume everyone they talk to is an agency trying to scam them. I originally joined OF because I just wanted to give back to this community but I'll be leaving because of the poor customer experience I got from dealing with these arrogant and dishonest agencies.
Also I have a bunch of stuff I'll share around Christmas for a lot of the models I follow. Just been busy lately.