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Originally Posted by eurorevenuecom
You would use an English-speaking, and adult-friendly law firm from abroad (or honestly, just any 2257 service, it's not that expensive), and not in Eastern Europe.
It may seem a little shady, but it helps shield everyone from unwanted PR if pornography is frowned upon.
I will agree that a lot of those amateurs probably have next to no documentation apart from maybe an ID. But it shouldn't be sold regardless without a legal contract set in place.
If anything, I expect PornHub to start offering a proxy service for creators living in risky countries anyway. A small monthly fee for a peace of mind!  |
I don't think that many amateurs from countries where porn is illegal (or borderline) hiding their faces in those videos are going to be ok with doing the paper work for their 200 scenes and providing their sensitive personal data to some third party "service" abroad, so authorities can inspect them. But who knows...
