Frequently asked questions

Frequently asked questions for callers

All personal information is handled in accordance with the Code of Practice of the industry regulator, PhonePayPlus, and the Data Protection Act. These, along with our terms and conditions, commit both the website and our operators to keep your personal information confidential and secure.
Due to Phone-paid Service Authority regulations, all connections are disconnected after 20 minutes / £40.00.

Frequently asked questions for ladies

You will receive £1 per minute for calls via landline and 99p per minute for calls via mobile.
Please contact us directly if you are VAT registered.

Unfortunately we no longer accept new sign-ups from outside the UK or Ireland.

To open your account we require proof of ID (passport, driving license or Citizen Card), plus proof of address (utility bill, tax document or other official correspondence).
As of 1st June 2023, trans Dommes are welcome provided they submit government-approved ID that states their gender as female. This requirement doesn't apply to those who joined prior to that date.
Payments are sent on the 1st of the month. For example, your January earnings would be paid on 1st February.
We can send your payments via bank transfer, Paxum or Payoneer.
We recommend promoting your line on your website and via social media. Your social media followers are your best source of potential callers!
Once you have registered, you will be able to login to our website and find promotional graphics to add to your site.
When posting the phone number on your website, social media, in emails or anywhere else, you must include this text: "Calls cost £2/min. Callers must be 18+ and have the bill payer's permission. All calls recorded." If you suspect a caller may be aged under 18, you must hang up and inform us immediately.
The rules are very important regulatory requirements. If you don't follow them, we reserve the right to terminate your account and seek repayment of all earnings up to the value of any fines imposed upon us by the regulator, Phone-paid Services Authority, and associated costs.