Bloomberg quickly touches on Radvinsky’s sketchy past but doesn’t addresses massive problems with OnlyFans. Dozens of people have told me that they had money stolen, entire account balances siphoned without their knowledge or detailed explanation. google.com/amp/s/www.bloo…
OnlyFans tells these people, in a pre-written, form letter that there were vague associations with fraud so the account had to be deleted. Now, the company is worth $2 billion. It’s quite disturbing.
More here: forensicnews.net/2020/08/13/onl…
The Bloomberg focuses almost exclusively on Tim Stokely, the guy who runs the day to day of OnlyFans, but Radvinsky is the sole owner who has multiple lawsuits to his name alleging spamming, spoofing, and other unscrupulous business practices. He’s now likely a billionaire.
Here's one more thing: Alex Goykhman, who is one of Radvinsky's closest friends and who is accused of dealing drugs, edited the Wikipedia page to remove our article. 
I know the story isn't overtly political so it won't get as much attention on this feed but I hope some of you understand the financial implications here. I'm trying to sound the alarm.
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