House rules
panty.com is a community for adults where women share photos and post their own worn panties and similar pieces on their profile. These rules apply to every member and to every post, profile, page and message.
What panty.com is for
Creators share photos and post their own worn panties and similar pieces on their profile; adult fans follow them and write to them. Whatever two members agree is between them. panty.com's only charge is Premium, billed by CCBill.
panty.com is a community for used underwear and lingerie. It is not a dating site and not a place to arrange meetings or services.
What is not allowed
None of the following is allowed on panty.com, whether offered or requested, in a public text or in a message.
- Escort or companion proposals of any kind.
- Meeting in person: no dates, no meetups and no proposal or request to meet.
- Sexual services of any kind.
- Contact details or bank details in public texts: no phone numbers, email addresses, messenger or social media names, and no account or card numbers in posts, profiles or pages.
- Members under 18. Everyone on panty.com must be an adult.
- Anything that shows, involves or suggests a minor, in photos, in words or in a post.
- Photos or videos of anyone who has not agreed to them. Show only yourself.
- Violence, threats, or content that shows harm to anyone.
- Excrement (scat) of any kind: not as an item, not in photos or videos and not as a request.
- Anything illegal, in a post or anywhere else.
Zero tolerance for exploitation
panty.com does not tolerate exploitation of any kind.
- No minors, ever: no member under 18, and nothing that shows or suggests a minor.
- No one may post under pressure or for someone else. A third party who runs a creator's account or profits from it is not allowed.
- No sexual services of any kind.
When we find or are told about exploitation, we remove the content, close the account and report it to the competent authorities and child-protection hotlines where the law requires.
Anyone can report, with or without an account, through the report form. Name the page concerned and say what you saw. Members can also report from every profile.
If a child may be in danger, you can also report directly to a hotline:
- NCMEC CyberTipline (United States)
- Internet Watch Foundation (United Kingdom)
- INHOPE, the international network of hotlines
What happens on a breach
When we find a breach of these rules, or someone reports one:
- We remove the post, photo or text.
- We close the account, without warning for a serious or repeated breach.
- We report it to the authorities where the law requires us to.
How to report
Members can report and block another member from every profile and from every conversation. A report goes to the moderation team.
Everyone, member or not, can report a post, a profile or a page through the contact form. Name the page concerned and say what is wrong.
How we keep panty.com safe
What panty.com does today:
- Photos are checked, automatically or by the team. A photo that shows nudity or a sex act never appears on a public page: guests do not see it, only signed-in members.
- Phone numbers, email addresses and messenger names in public texts are hidden, and members appear only under their usernames.
- Posts and profiles whose public text offers escort, meetings or sexual services are kept off the public pages and listed for the moderation team.
- Members can report and block from every profile and every conversation.
- Posts, photos and texts that break the rules are removed.
- Accounts that break the rules are closed.
What is not allowed is listed in the house rules; every protection is explained on the Safety and trust page.