Content rules

Only services that take place remotely are advertised here. Offering or hinting at an in-person meeting —even in the description, in a photo or indirectly— is grounds for immediate removal.

It is not a matter of style preference: it is what makes this site what it says it is. If someone contacts you insisting on seeing each other in person, they are not a client of this site.

Nobody publishes without going through this, and it takes no more than a little while:

• An email that works. It is what gives you back access if you lose your session.
• A verified mobile phone. With a code by SMS or, for free, with Telegram: there the number is provided by Telegram and you do not type it, so there is no way to make a mistake or to enter someone else’s.
• An identity document. To check that you are of legal age and that it is you who appears in the photos. A person looks at it, it is stored in a separate database that the public site does not reach, and every time someone opens it is recorded. The details are in privacy.

Photos are reviewed one by one, and so is the text. If you change the title or the description of a listing that has already been approved, it goes back to review: if it were not so, editing after approval would be the obvious way to skip the review.

While something is awaiting review, your listing is not visible. It is not a punishment: it is that nobody has looked at it yet.

• Nothing involving minors, whether real, simulated, or suggested through age, appearance or vocabulary. No nuances and no second chance. A report about this jumps to the front of the queue.
• Photos that are not yours. Not of another model, not taken from the internet, not of a person who did not give permission. If someone else appears in a photo of yours, they must have agreed to be there.
• Listings of a person who did not choose to be here. If someone publishes for you, or forces you, or controls your account, we want to know. It can be reported without giving a name.
• Impersonating someone. Using another person’s name or face to attract clients.
• In-person meetings, for the reason given above.
• Charging and not delivering. It is the most common report and the one that empties a site like this the fastest.
• Contact details inside the photos or the text. That is what the contact buttons are for, which exist precisely so that your number is not in view of a robot crawling the site.

We tell you what was removed and for what reason. You can appeal from your dashboard, and the appeal is looked at by a person other than the one who decided —as soon as the team is more than one; in the meantime it is reviewed again with everything in front of us—. We get it wrong sometimes; that is the remedy.

Removing a photo does not delete your listing or your account. Only serious matters —minors, coercion, impersonation— close the entire account.

On every listing there is a button to report it, and you do not need an account. How a report works.