Lots of men think about calling a line like ours for months before they actually do it. If that's you, this page walks through exactly what happens, so there are no surprises.
Step by step
- Dial the number. Use the phone you want the call charged to. The number is shown with its price on every page.
- Listen to the price message. Every call starts with a short recorded message confirming what it costs per minute. If you hang up during this message you've only paid for those few seconds.
- Hear the intros. You'll be played short introductions from the women who are online. Each one says a little about herself and what she's into.
- Skip or connect. Follow the instructions to skip to the next intro or connect to the woman you like.
- Talk. You're through to a live, private one-to-one call. Stay as long as you like and hang up whenever you want.
What should I say?
Honestly, not much at first. The women on our lines do this every day and they're very good at getting a conversation going. She'll probably ask your name, where you're calling from and what you're in the mood for. A few tips:
- Say it's your first time. Most women love that and will take things at your pace.
- Tell her what you like. The more she knows, the better the call. If you have a particular fantasy about older women, say so.
- Let her lead. Part of the appeal of an experienced woman is that she knows what she's doing.
- Be yourself. You don't need a script. Nervous, chatty, quiet or direct, she'll work with it.
Keeping control of the cost
Calls are charged per minute, so a longer call costs more. All our lines are 65p per minute plus your phone company's access charge. A few sensible habits:
- Decide roughly how long you want to spend before you call.
- Remember your phone company adds its own access charge on top. Check your tariff if you're not sure what it is.
- If you like a particular type of woman, dial her line directly rather than going through a menu.
Is it private?
The call itself is one-to-one between you and the woman you choose. Live calls are recorded to comply with Ofcom regulations. The service will appear on your phone bill, so bear that in mind if you share a bill with someone.
Ready?
Still got questions? Have a look at the FAQ.