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"Since going public about my work, I've literally had 100 or so girls inbox me on Facebook asking about how I got into it and what it's like.

"I tell them it's so easy and the money is great but, once you get into it, there's no getting out.

"I've tried other jobs but nothing's as easy and so well paid.

"What I'd tell girls is to be very careful, it can take over your life which is why I've tried to step back a little. I've been doing it since I was a teenager."

"Girls I know have gotten into drugs to deal with their work - so it can be a dangerous game.

"It's my job and now I can afford nicer things in life and I can afford to support my family.

"I've got no shame, none whatsoever.

"It's a million miles away from where I was that's for sure, sitting there eating noodles at Christmas."
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When asked if she'd ever give web-camming up, Cindy added: "No, it's always there for me and it's a job.

"You do lose your pride but I'd prefer to lose that and have food on the table.

"I'm not a millionaire, I'm a mum who just wants to provide for her family. We're looking forward to a great Christmas, just like everyone else."