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Hope Fontaine Says She’s ‘Done With OnlyFans’ and Blames Chargebacks

Hope Fontaine Says She’s ‘Done With OnlyFans’ and Blames Chargebacks

Contains adult themes: this story covers an adult (p*rn) performer and the OnlyFans platform. Nothing explicit is described.

In brief: On Nov. 2, Hope Fontaine posted “Well I’m done with onlyfans” with a screenshot of her OnlyFans statements. In replies, she said the past two months had been “crazy on charge back” and that she had “never liked the platform” anyway.

Most resignation letters run longer than five words. Hope Fontaine’s did not need to.

On the evening of Nov. 2, the performer posted on X: “Well I’m done with onlyfans.” She attached a screenshot of her OnlyFans statements page and let the numbers do the explaining.

What the screenshot shows

The screenshot lists six “Post purchase” entries dated Oct. 31, 2026, from two buyers. Channel 304 is not naming them. The amounts are $40, $49, $44.99, $30, $24.44 and $15, which adds up to $203.43 before OnlyFans’ fee, or $162.74 net. Each entry carries a small red return-arrow icon.

OnlyFans does not label that icon in the screenshot. Fontaine’s reading is that these are chargebacks, where a buyer disputes the charge with their bank and the money gets pulled back after the content has already been unlocked.

Hope Fontaine, with long dark hair, smiles over her shoulder at the camera in a pink halter top against a dark, sunlit background.
Hope Fontaine. Photo: her X profile.

In her own words

In the replies, another creator said she had noticed the same thing. Fontaine answered: “Yes I’ve noticed that, those past two month have been crazy on charge back, I don’t like the platform already so this is very discouraging.”

To a well-wisher, she wrote: that she “never liked the platform so I’ll take that as a good reason to move on.” And the next day, to another performer, she added: “I’m so done with OF so much scams on it.”

When someone pointed out that the disputes cost the platform too, she agreed: “Exactly and they loose money too so it doesn’t make any sense.”

Channel 304 has not independently confirmed why those transactions were reversed, and OnlyFans has not commented publicly on her post. We did not contact the buyers.

Business as usual, minus one platform

Whatever happens to her page, the rest of Fontaine’s calendar looks busy. Her X bio calls her the “LA Slut Next Door” and points bookings to her agency. In the same hours as the OnlyFans post, she was telling followers she is “In NYC until Friday.”

She has also kept working in studio p*rn. Channel 304 covered her Evil Angel work with director Richard Mann, who called her “an Absolute Force of Nature.”

The math of the screenshot is not hard. Six purchases in one night, and none of them stayed paid. Fontaine seems to have decided the platform is not worth the trouble.

Sources: Hope Fontaine on X, Nov. 2, 2026, and her replies in the thread, Nov. 2-3, 2026.

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