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Corinnakopf who is an Instagram YouTube influencer and social media manager, promised last week that she would make a OnlyFans account when her post had the 500,000 "likes". Despite not reaching her target however, she fulfilled her promise. It's not all good news. Some people call it a scam because of the abundance of Instagram images that have been recycled. Corinnakopf makes $2 million a year from her OnlyFans profile with the highest success in months. David Dobrik posted a video to TikTok on the 1st of July 2022. The video has more than one million views in just one hour. Kopf confirmed the ban in tweets, sharing screenshots of an email that Twitch send her detailing the reason: inappropriate attire. It has been successful for people who make interesting content, and who set prices to be fair. Certain OnlyFans users have made multi-millionaires when they joined the platform. Insider asked four OnlyFans success stories about what they did to earn their $1 million. Corinna earns the majority of her valuations at $10,000,000 by leveraging her profitable OnlyFans account, AdSense revenue on YouTube, endorsements and exclusive contracts, as well in the form of paid content. The The The The

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