Well you have Youtube channels that will sometimes ask for donations, that isn't illegal, it's mentioning something you can do to help support them, they aren't forcing you to do it.
There are other types of media that do the same, on websites where it is like fundraisers and they ask for people to chip in online to accumulate total of money that will go towards the decided charity, still perfectly fine and not forced.
It would only become illegal if it was forced, such as bribery, extortion, such as sending messages to someone telling them they will leak pieces of information if they don't give a decided amount of money, that would be illegal because it is not something the person can just ignore or decide whether to pay or not.
It completely depends on the laws in your country. In some places, yes - very illegal to the point where some sites like gofundme etc are blocked and religious sites are heavily edited for that kind of content. Then there's other countries, like the USA, where a girl can sell her virginity and somehow that's not considered prostitution.
Yes. As long as you aren't doing it deceptively, fraudulently or for unlawful purposes, you can solicit money online for personal reasons.
It may be against the terms of use of certain websites, chat rooms, and/or message boards, but there is absolutely no law against soliciting money online unless it is being done through illegal methods.
Yes as long as people know what they are paying for, even if it's just a donation to you personally for no reason at all. If you lie about what the money is for then that is fraud.
ransomware, blackmailing and virtual kidnapping is very illegal
asking for money online, wire transfers are kind of a grey area... many things are considered a fraud, therefore illegal... but not all of them are illegal.
so the other question here is, why are you asking, and if, in exchange of something, what's that something?
short answer, for "most common" things is not considered illicit (selling/buying/gifts)
Asking for money for what? Simply asking for money isn't, but asking in exchange for some things might be. A couple examples: May I have some money please? (probably legal) I will sleep with you for money (probably not legal, depending on jurisdiction) I really need some money because of [tragic circumstances that don't actually exist] (probably fraud and not legal) Then again, I'm not a lawyer so don't listen to any advice I give ;)
of course the most lucrative way to earn money for most women is in the sex industry. Not all of it is tawdry, there are girls who call themselves courtesans. In any case, I wan't implying anything and if my answer upsets you, I apologize. I just am suggesting ways to get money. There is a group of women, I know nothing about it beyond what I assume, that are called sugar daddies. That is also in the sex industry but with more euphemisms
Illegal, probably not. Begging is usually legal. It may violate a particular site's user agreement though, as it could be both harassing and result in complaints - each of which can result in termination of your account and other action.
I don't know the exact laws governing this, but as long as you're not scamming anyone, I don't see why not? Again, this is a legal question so I have no legal background. As a for instance, let's say you go on to gofundme. com and place an ad like this:
" Hi everyone. I need money. I will never pay you back. Please send"
Seems like that should be ok, but I'm not sure. LOL
No I have a paypal linked on my youtube to send me money. It's only illegal to have someone send you money telling them its for a reason that its actually not. There is also apps people using like cashapp and online currency systems like bitcoin.
Well, yes, what would be illegal is to promise something in exchange and not give it, which would be a scam. So if you ask people to give you money, make sure to be clear on what you would or wouldn't give for it.
If they're selling something or promise to make something, like crowdfunding, then it's fine. Otherwise, it's online panhandling, which I never liked, even in the real world.
Yeah it's called being a slut and a whore? There is no fancy word to describe your filthy job. Simple, 18 dumb and sexy. Turn your body into a money maker, sell your self on the internet and on the streets. Congrats your doing exactly what every young woman does in todays world. Good job, good luck and maybe you catch an STD and wonder why...