SkyPrivate is rolling out a major update that gives models a powerful new way to
maximize their earnings: 90% lifetime payout on referred members.

With this new system, the models earn 90% on everything the new members they refer
to SkyPrivate spend with them on the platform.

This includes tips, pay-per-minute calls, prepaid shows, and store purchases. And the
models continue to earn 90% for as long as their referrals remain active on SkyPrivate.

To access the 90% referral payout rate, the models simply need to log in to their
SkyPrivate accounts, navigate to “Promote” → “Get 90% Payout”, and copy their
referral links.

They can then share their links wherever their fans follow them: socials, chat, anywhere.
SkyPrivate’s referral update doesn’t change the models’ regular payout rates. Instead, it
adds a new way for models to earn 90% on the referred members’ spending with them
and boost their income.

“This update is designed to reward our models for bringing new active members to the
platform,” said Dragos, chief commercial officer at SkyPrivate. “It’s simple, transparent,
and gives our community of models an extra way to maximize their earnings… for life.”

The 90% lifetime payout enables SkyPrivate models to take charge of their referrals and
turn their existing fan base across social media and other platforms into a steady stream
of income.

It’s a competitive advantage for those looking to grow their presence and earnings on
the platform.

For full details on how the new 90% referral payout works, visit SkyPrivate.com

A Month of Heat, Energy, and Endless Possibilities

As July bursts onto the scene, so does the vibrant energy of summer—long days, warm nights, and a renewed spark in our creativity. Here at BCAMS Magazine, we’re feeling the heat in all the best ways, and we know you are too.

This month is about embracing that fiery drive, pushing boundaries, and connecting with your audience like never before. Whether you’re streaming from the comfort of home, creating bold new content, or collaborating with fellow models, July is your time to shine. The passion you bring to this industry doesn’t just inspire, it transforms!

Our July edition is brimming with stories of talent, resilience, and success. We’re proud to feature models who embody the season’s spirit: confident, captivating, and unstoppable. Their journeys remind us that in this space, individuality is power and creativity is currency.

So let’s make July a month to remember—one of bold moves, new opportunities, and fearless self-expression. Keep the heat alive, keep the connections strong, and keep showing the world exactly what makes this industry extraordinary.

Check the full version here.

Thank you,
The BCAMS Magazine Team

June 12, 2025 – Thousands of users across Spotify, Discord, Google Cloud, and several adult camming platforms experienced service disruptions Thursday, as Cloudflare confirmed a third-party issue caused by a Google Cloud outage.

The incident, monitored by Downdetector, peaked with outage reports from 46,000 Spotify users, 14,000 Google Cloud users, and 11,000 Discord users. Additionally, services such as Snapchat, Character.ai, and major adult streaming platforms, including Chaturbate, Stripchat, and CamSoda, also saw widespread downtime.

A Cloudflare representative clarified that their core services were not impacted, but that “a limited number of services at Cloudflare use Google Cloud and were affected.” One of the affected components was Cloudflare Workers KV, a backend data storage tool that temporarily went offline.

Google Cloud, which accounts for 12% of the global cloud services market, acknowledged the problem, stating: “We are currently investigating a service disruption.” Users were referred to the public Google Cloud status dashboard for ongoing updates.

By Thursday afternoon, recovery began across several platforms. Cloudflare confirmed progress on their status page, and Spotify redirected users to Google’s dashboard for context. Similar recovery signals were noted across impacted camming sites, which rely on Google Cloud and Cloudflare infrastructure to deliver low-latency, high-reliability streaming.

This outage highlights the broad dependence on cloud giants like Google, Amazon Web Services, and Microsoft Azure. Past incidents — including an AWS outage in 2021 and a Cloudflare disruption in 2020 — have shown how interconnected platforms, including those in the adult entertainment industry, are equally exposed to upstream failures.

The incident serves as a reminder that platform resilience and service redundancy remain crucial in today’s cloud-powered digital ecosystem.

Source: Downdetector, CNN, Chaturbate