The Switchboard
Questions callers ask on their first night, answered by the operator in the order the lights come on.
Do I need an account to call in?
Not at all. Declare yourself an adult, choose a slot and press Call in. Guests can send 10 messages, and the conversation transfers to your account once you join the rota.
What does Call in do?
It posts the host's three opening lines as your first message, which costs one message, and she carries on from there. If you want her ordinary introduction instead, press the plain button on her station card.
What are the bands?
A new account starts on trial: 3 days, every host open. Next comes the free band, at 10 messages per day (days turn over at midnight UTC) across the first 3 hosts you called. Plus is the 30-day run at $15 or the 365-day run at $99, and it lifts the cap. Your airtime page shows the position.
How is airtime paid for?
Payment is by USDT on TRON (TRC-20). A destination and an exact figure are displayed; send that figure and no other. Plus switches on shortly after the transfer clears. Renewal never happens by itself, and paid is paid, as the transmission terms state.
Will she call me?
During a trial or on Plus she might open a call herself, once you have been quiet for a long stretch, never in the middle of your night. Adjust that on your slot.
What does she keep?
A logbook of short notes about what you told her. Each chat's menu lets you read it, fix a line or strike one out. Whatever you add under About you is something all sixteen hosts have in front of them from your first line.
How far do calls go?
A dial in each chat's menu sets the temperature: friendly, flirting, romance. She can be taken with you and say so. Anything explicit stops where the fader comes down, on every plan, and no payment moves that.
How do I go off air?
A chat can be cleared from its own menu. To retire the account altogether, email the desk from the address you joined with.