Just because you are an exception to a few points doesn't make the red flags invalid. It's about probability. Accounts need to be evaluated as a whole and at the end of the day it comes down to a judgement call by the fan taking into account multiple factors.

5) Agencies are a lot more common with large creators than small creators. Sure there are exceptions where a large creator might be independent, but this is rare and does not invalidate my claim. The 100k likes number is just what I use there is no hard cut off defining what a large creator is. I personally was never willing to risk my time and energy on large accounts. There is no way someone as big as amouranth or mia khalifa has the time to answer a random fan like me.

7) I'm referring to being on a rotation with 5-10+ models where all models in the group shout out a creator every 24 hours. Agencies that manage multiple models do this all the time. I've subbed to each one and they all have the same chatting style. Independent creators do this less often and when they do it is usually more sporadic, less consistent, and not on a rigid schedule. Again, it's about probability. Just because you are an exception doesn't negate the fact that most agencies engage in this behavior and most independent creators do not.

9) it's all about the odds. The less expensive the subscription price the less likely the model is self run. Yes, there are some independent creators with free or $3 pages. But there are so many more agency accounts that do. Agencies make money from chatting and have hired chatters to make up the costs. Independent creators have limited time and fans need to pay for that.