Identical Twin Uses Sister's Name for Her OnlyFans Account, Drama Ensues

When I think of identity theft, I imagine the perpetrator as an unknown, faceless shadow. I'd never expect an identity thief to be living under the same roof as me, especially a family member. This is precisely what happened to u/onlytwinsthrowaway, whose evil twin sister used her name to start an OnlyFans account. OP found out through a mutual friend, who sent a link to the account and asking if it was her. What a nightmare.

Posted by Mel Dawn

“AITA for showing my twin sister’s onlyfans to our parents?” Posted by u/onlytwinsthrowaway

The comment section

“Op, this is a huge issue. Much bigger than the OF account. You have no idea how far she took it, whether she's using your nickname somewhere else or not! This needs to be taken seriously. This is not as simple as getting this account deleted.” said u/banerises19.

“I think she did. Op says they have been competitive. Now sis is making money off OF, and then when she wants to manipulate, she can draw it out and accuse Op of having done it herself. Leverage a break up, professional issues, or any kind of trouble.” said u/ScarletDarkstar.

“Ursula Buffay, for one.” u/Irn_brunette pointed out, alluding to a Friends subplot in which Phoebe's evil twin does pornography under her name.

“Lol you're right! Phoebe's identical twin Ursula does porn under the pseudonym of... Phoebe Buffay. But in the end, the real Phoebe gets the checks sent to her own address. They never really address it much, if at all, again.” said u/Stellariamedia.

“Jesus! Wtaf is wrong with your family?” said u/JiffyFrose.

“I’m glad things worked out for you in that situation. But how incredibly messed up of your mother to say.” said u/rando_cando.

“NTA she’s identical to you and used your name for her OF. If it were me, I’d be telling everybody because I wouldn’t want that on my name. No shame to OF creators, but I like my body and my life to be private. If someone made it public, I’d make sure everyone knew what they did because at least I’d get a say in the narrative. She decided to put herself out there but then did it pretending to be you. That’s messed up on so many levels.” said u/ASlightHiccup.

“If she was that serious and proud about it as a source of income, she'd have used her own nickname, not yours. Or even picked some random name. Of all the names we have in this world, she decides to use yours, knowing people would think it was you. I think she wanted to kill two birds with one stone, earn some money and ruin your reputation in the process.” said u/solo_throwaway254247.

“This is the answer. She owes you a substantial amount of her earnings for identity theft. NTA.” said u/OctoWings19.

“True. Identity theft is not a joke, millions of families suffer every year.” said u/Western-Ladder-9115.

Read the original thread here.