Additional Rules of Chatting

 7. *No rape talks, cursing,do not use strong words, not allowed to be rude and arrogant, no prostitution, bestiality, incest, drugs or violence, sex with minors,

Do not initiate talks about sex in public.*

8. Do not use the same phrase, no copy-pasting and auto-piloting. Send a unique and creative reply. NO spoofing, copy pasting stuff from the internet(abuse).

9. Use specific English for the USA,CAN, AUS and UK, depending on which pf you are working with.

10.Dont mention youtube, facebook, instagram etc same as phone number, outlook, dot com, gmail and other email provider not even Mc donalds, any proper nouns of restos and the likes, you can say fast foods, use the common or general names.

11. DO not use the words "fake" fake profile" instead use " genuine", also do not force or tell the client to buy credits, avoid mentioning the word "credit"

Comments

  1. spriteOctober 9, 2020 at 1:06 PM

    "do not use strong words" .. I think we need examples here as much of what we write, and indeed what the men want to hear, could be classed as strong words, e.g. fuck, cock, cum etc. Are these to be avoided now?

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    1. PeterOctober 10, 2020 at 7:18 AM

      It has to do with cursing, those kind of strong words, so it depends. I like to fuck hard is something different than fuck you

      Delete
  2. AfolabibabatundeOctober 9, 2020 at 5:23 PM

    According to instruction (10) does it mean we are not allowed to mention words like Netflix or Disney?

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    1. PeterOctober 10, 2020 at 7:15 AM

      No, they won't scan on that, it has to do with social media, contact details and so on

      Delete
  3. Precious ojeabuluOctober 17, 2020 at 1:53 AM

    Ok
    According to rule 7
    Dose it mean if the client says anything about rape.we she convert the chart to something else?

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    1. PeterOctober 17, 2020 at 8:38 AM

      Yes you divert anyway, never go in to it, you can also report the client to the site

      Delete

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