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True First Time Tales
Rodin's Tale
Part Two
Rated: X ages 12 13
(*)Mostly sexual content with little story develipment
READ THE REST OF THE STORY IN THE MEMBERS AREA
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Otherwise you can become a $5 Patreon here! Or you can purchase a single month for $5 through PayHip here or a renewing monthly subscription for $5 through PayHip here or a yearly subscription for $50 through PayHip here. You will receive a simple RichText document with a link to the members area with your user name and password. I use PayHip because there is no record of it ever being hacked or releasing any user/buyer information, unlike the major payment portals that have all been hacked or actually sell buyers information! By using PayHip you can add a bit more to really help out.
If privacy is a concern, pick up a pre-paid card at WalMart, a grocery or convenience store. Many come already loaded with various amounts from 5 to 100 bucks. Some don't and you just take the card to the cashier or service desk and load cash on it. You can use the pre-paid gift-card style card once then throw it away. Or you can get a reloadable and use it just like a credit/debit card online or in person and then reload it. Reloading it with cash continues the anonymity.
You can use either a debit or pre-paid card at (Shopify) who also accept PayPal, GooglePay and ShopPay as well as regular credit cards.
Be sure to register your pre-paid card online with your private email your significant-other/wife/family etc. don't know about so that purchase receipts and reports do not go to an email they know of. Unless you want paper receipts and statements sent to your home, be sure when you activate it online at the provider's site that you request no paper bills or statements. Most gift-card style pre-paid cards won't ask for or send anything to your address anyway as you're just going to throw them away after spending the pre-loaded amount.
Keep it where no one will find it, or you can not worry about that, and if it is ever found by your significant-other/wife/family etc. just explain that you keep a pre-paid card for emergencies or in case your primary card(s) are rejected or not accepted somewhere. You can also say it was given to you as a gift or a prize or in return for a favor (ride to work/home etc). Many employers, retail stores, and online stores give pre-loaded debit cards as prizes, perks or rewards.
I suggest a VISA instead of a Mastercard, as Mastercard tends to ban or refuse to process payments to places/sites they don't approve of, while VISA has yet to do something like that. I've also had Mastercard payments refused for no reason they will relate to me as the buyer and as the recipient.
A good online anonymous payment method is Privacy.com
Another anonymous online payment method is BLUR
Your credit card likely has an anonymous service as well, called Virtual Card or something similar. You log in and set up another card number which you can use online. This new number is linked to your card, and you can request that purchases with the new number do not show up on your usual statement and that you not recieve paper mail statements. The way it works varies depending on your bank and card provider.
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