Nursing and the sex industry

Hello everyone,

So I'm feeling a little uneasy at the moment. I had started my CNA course and when I was about to finish I had an accident. This accident left it so that I could not work or go to school. In that time I had heard about "camming". Without putting much thought into it I signed up to a few camming sites. I figured that I could sign up for a few camming sites and if I decided that's what I was going to do then I would already have a few accounts set up. What didn't cross my mind at the time was 1099's and background checks. I never actually broadcasted myself so I never received a penny. I've read that companies aren't required to send a 1099 unless you exceed $599 but some companies send them regardless. My question is how badly do you think just signing up for these sites would effect my future in nursing? I'm hoping that I can call these sites and see if they will not send out 1099's to the IRS.

Thank you
Wondering if there's something in the air...??OP, here you go: http://allnurses.com/general-nursing...ve-990589.html

*sigh*

This story is a little different then the last but also very similar lol. Same OP??

Really? Is this real? Are we getting trolled? I... *walks out*

Again? Really?

Quote from Sun0408This story is a little different then the last but also very similar lol. Same OP??

Before last week, half of us didn't even know what camming was, and now we have two posts within such a short time frame?

mmmmmmm.. love that copypasta

Ok, enlighten me.... What is "cramming"?????Annie

Quote from AnnieOaklyRNOk, enlighten me.... What is "cramming"?????Annie

Quote from Purple_rosesBefore last week, half of us didn't even know what camming was, and now we have two posts within such a short time frame?

Quote from FarawynI just crammed a sandwich into my face, does that count?Edit: Oh! CAM, not CRAM! Silly me.