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Who may place an entry, the video that verifies every advertiser before publication, moderation, pricing and what paid placement does not buy.
Who may place an entry
An adult advertising themselves, or a person authorised to write on behalf of an organisation, may apply. Everyone depicted in the media must be an adult and must have agreed to that specific publication.
A photograph on its own is never enough. The account holder states who they are and takes responsibility for the entry, and that responsibility stays with them after the entry appears.
What the register does with an entry afterwards, and what it refuses to claim about it, is described in About Us. The binding version of the same boundaries is in the Terms of Use.
How verification works
Every published entry has gone through the same check first: a short video that proves the person applying is the person in the photographs. No entry appears without it, whatever else the account includes.
Write the note
On a plain sheet of paper, write the profile name and today's date, in block letters. A note typed on a phone screen is not accepted — it has to be handwritten.
Hold it, full frame
Start recording. Hold the note at chest height and step back until the top of the head and the shoes are both inside the frame, with the writing still readable.
Turn all the way round
Without pausing the recording, turn to the side, continue to the back, and come back to face the camera. One continuous take, front to back to front.
Send the original file
Upload the clip as recorded: no cuts, no filters, no beauty mode, no speed changes. The desk compares it against the submitted photographs and checks all three steps were followed.
A video that is edited, filmed through a screen, or missing a step is returned with the reason, not silently rejected — the account can re-record and resubmit. Nudity is never required for this check.
What is required, and what gets an entry refused
| Required | Refused |
|---|---|
| An account, and an adult stating they hold it | An entry submitted for somebody else without their agreement |
| The verification video described above | A photograph or edited clip offered in place of the video |
| Media you own or are licensed to publish | Images taken from another advertiser, an agency site or social media |
| Consent from every person shown, for this use | Media of an identifiable person who has not agreed to it |
| Rates, districts, hours and services stated as you actually work | A figure or a service written to attract a message you do not intend to honour |
| Contact details you actually monitor | Wording that implies the site screened, approved or guaranteed you |
How moderation decides
A new entry, and any material change to one, is read before it becomes public. The desk is looking at three things and nothing else: whether the account may publish this, whether the media and the verification video match, and whether the fields say what they appear to say. It is not judging how you present yourself, what you charge or what you offer, as long as it is lawful and stated plainly.
- The desk asks for proof of age, of consent, or of the right to use a photograph, and asks before publication rather than after.
- An entry waits while a question is outstanding. Waiting is not a refusal.
- The desk takes an entry down later for the same reasons it would have refused it at the start.
- A copyright complaint about your media follows its own route, described in DMCA and Copyright Notices.
Pricing
Publishing and appearing in search results costs nothing. Verification, moderation and a standard listing are the same for every entry, free or paid.
A paid option exists for one thing only: sorting an eligible entry above standard entries in its own district and category, for a fixed number of days. It carries the same badge already shown on any entry using it.
| Plan | Duration | Price | What it changes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Ongoing, no purchase | Free | Full listing, verification and moderation, same as every entry |
| Top Placement | 7 days | HK$450 | Sorted above standard entries in the same district and category, TOP badge on the card |
| Top Placement | 30 days | HK$1,280 | Same as above, for a full month |
Prices are shown for orientation; the account confirms the exact figure, currency and payment method before charging anything, and those account-shown terms take precedence over the table above.
What placement buys and what it does not
Visibility options change where an eligible entry can appear and for how long. They do not change moderation, and they do not buy the outcomes advertisers most want to hear promised.
- They do not buy approval. A paid entry that breaks a rule is refused like any other.
- They do not buy traffic, messages, bookings or income, and nobody here can forecast those for you.
- They do not buy a search position. Nothing on this site changes how a search engine treats it.
- They do not change how a reader is told to read your entry. Readers arrive having been told plainly what a badge does and does not prove, which is what the Safety Warning says.
What helps an entry work
The register rewards precision rather than volume, because readers compare entries field by field. An entry that names a district, states an hour and lists the services it actually offers holds attention. An entry written to be maximally inclusive loses it, because the reader cannot tell what they would be arranging. The same logic decides how the Hong Kong escort adverts on the front page are ordered and described.
Applying
Use the form below for questions about availability, getting started or your account, or write to [email protected]. Never send passwords, verification codes, full payment-card numbers or identity documents that were not asked for. Anything about a live entry rather than about advertising in general goes through Contact Us.