How Moderation Works and Why Profiles Get Held
Moderation is the step between finishing your profile and seeing it on the site, and it is the part most models find hardest to plan around, because it happens out of sight. It should not be mysterious. There is a stated timeframe, a fixed set of rules, and a short list of things a moderator is actually looking at. Once you know all three, you can submit a profile that clears in one pass instead of going back and forth.
How long it takes
Moderation takes up to 24 hours. That is the outer limit, not the expectation. In practice it is usually about an hour for a model who has contacted the manager and paid for her listing.
The order of operations matters here. Filling in the form and then waiting to see what happens puts you on the slow path. Contacting the manager and completing payment first, then submitting a finished profile, is what turns a day into an hour. Nothing about that is a trick; it simply means your submission arrives as a complete piece of work rather than an open question.
The practical detail people ask about most: the manager’s contact sits inside the advertiser panel, which you reach by logging in, and payment is made in USDT TRC-20. Arrange both before you start uploading photos, so the finished profile goes straight into the fast lane.
| Submitted cold | Manager contacted and payment made | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical wait | Anything up to 24 hours | Usually around an hour |
| Your position on the page | Not yet placed | Placed first on every page where your profile appears |
| If something needs fixing | You are told the reason, then it is another round and another wait | You are told the reason, fix it, and are back in quickly |
| What it costs you | A day of your week | An hour of your afternoon |
What a moderator is actually checking
A moderator is not judging you, ranking you, or deciding whether you are attractive enough. The review is a rules check against a fixed list. There are three areas: your photos, your rates, and your description.
Photos
The photo rules are specific and public, which makes them easy to pass if you read them before you upload rather than after. A gallery holds a maximum of 30 photos. They must carry no watermarks, be good quality, match the parameters you have stated, and be consistent across the set.
That last pair is where most held profiles come unstuck. “Match your stated parameters” means the height, weight and age on your listing describe the person in the pictures. “Consistent across the set” means the photos look like one person photographed on a handful of occasions, not a collection assembled from different sources. A moderator looks at a gallery as a whole, not photo by photo, and inconsistency across a set is visible immediately.
Rates
Your incall hourly rate and your outcall hourly rate, both entered in AED, are approved by a moderator as part of the same pass. Have both figures decided before you submit, and make sure they are the figures you will actually charge. If you want to think that part through properly first, there is a full guide on setting your rates.
Description
Your description can run to 300 words. It must be fully original and unique, and it must not contain false or misleading information, including about contacts. Those are separate requirements, and profiles get held on either.
Original means written by you, for this listing. Text lifted from another profile is not original, and it is the easiest thing in the world for a moderator to notice, because they read a great many descriptions. Accurate means every claim in the text holds up: your stated parameters, your city and district, and above all your contact details. The Telegram and WhatsApp numbers on your profile need to be numbers that reach you.
| Area | The rule | What does not pass |
|---|---|---|
| Gallery size | Maximum 30 photos | A set over the limit |
| Watermarks | No watermarks | Logos, site stamps or usernames burned into the image |
| Image quality | Good quality | Blurred, dark or heavily compressed files |
| Accuracy of photos | Must match your stated parameters | Pictures that do not match the height, weight or age on the listing |
| Consistency | Consistent across the set | A gallery that reads as more than one person |
| Rates | Incall and outcall rates in AED, approved by a moderator | Fields left empty or figures you do not intend to honour |
| Description length | Up to 300 words | Text that runs past the limit |
| Description | Fully original and unique | Text copied from elsewhere |
| Description accuracy | No false or misleading information, including contacts | Details that contradict the rest of the profile, or numbers that do not reach you |
| Verification | A full-height photo in lingerie, face visible, holding a handwritten note with the current date and the site’s domain | An old date, an unreadable note, a cropped shot or a hidden face |
Verification is its own step
Verification is separate from the main profile check, and the requirement is specific. You send a photo of yourself at full height, in lingerie, with your face visible, holding a handwritten note that shows the current date and the site’s domain. Every one of those elements has to be there and legible. “Current” means current, so a shot taken last month does not carry over.
The most common reason a verification photo comes back is simply that the note is hard to read: the date is cut off, or the domain is written too small to make out. Write both lines large, shoot in decent light, check the picture at full size before sending, and it is a one-attempt job. There is more detail in the guide on getting verified.
If something does not pass
A hold is not a verdict you have to guess at. If your profile does not clear, you are given the reason, you fix what was flagged, and you resubmit. There is nothing to appeal and no need to build the listing again from nothing.
Treat it as an errand with a known task attached: read the reason, deal with exactly what it names, send it back. The second pass runs on the same timings as the first.
Why a hold is usually good news
Being asked to fix something is frustrating when you are waiting to be live, but it helps to remember what moderation protects. A directory where photos match the person, rates are real and descriptions are written rather than copied is a directory people trust, and that trust is the reason an enquiry from this site is worth having at all.
Every profile that slips through with a mismatched gallery or a copied description makes the catalogue less credible, and every model advertising on it pays for that in wasted messages. The check that holds you up on Tuesday is the check that makes your listing worth reading on Wednesday.
Clearing in one pass
A short pre-submission routine catches nearly everything:
- Count your photos and confirm you are within 30.
- Look at the set as a stranger would. Does it read as one person? Do the pictures match the height, weight and age you entered?
- Check for watermarks in the corners, including on older files you may have used elsewhere.
- Read your description aloud and keep it within 300 words. If a sentence could sit on any profile on the site, rewrite it. The guide on writing your description covers this properly.
- Verify your own contacts. Message your listed Telegram and WhatsApp numbers from another device and confirm both arrive.
- Confirm both rate fields are filled with figures you will hold to.
- Take the verification photo last, so the date on the note is genuinely current, and check the handwriting is readable at full size.
Then contact the manager, complete payment, and submit. That combination is what turns the stated 24 hours into the usual hour.
Where to start
If you have not created an account yet, begin at the registration page, then log in and complete your details on your profile page. For the whole route, see how to get listed; for the area that holds up the most profiles, see photo requirements.
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