Thanks Dragonfly
so i guess what i was curious about is
Guy: Hi Wilsy
Guy: How are you?
Guy: what are you at today?
Me: Hi Dan
Me: I am great, just chilling today not much
Would that be classed as a volley too?
Many Thanks for the reply
Thanks Dragonfly
so i guess what i was curious about is
Guy: Hi Wilsy
Guy: How are you?
Guy: what are you at today?
Me: Hi Dan
Me: I am great, just chilling today not much
Would that be classed as a volley too?
Many Thanks for the reply





That's one volley, so you would earn $0.35 for that exchange.
Ideally, you'd text quickly enough to squeeze in a message after every single one of his. That would have made 3 volleys.
The way I think about it is, your first response is paid. They can send you 20 texts in a row, but only your first response is paid.
Thank you very helpful appreciate the information
sorry for all the questions, i have seen on other chat sites the users get charged for messages sent by models, is that the case here too?



The initiator of a chat (usually a guy, and definitely not you if you're out to earn) pays for your first response to his last message, as long as you don't take more than a day to respond. Once the direction of pay for a chat is set, it is permanent, so you should never be afraid of pinging phrends you haven't talked to in a while.
Earn while having fun flirting on your phone at Phrendly.com. Sign-up here.



Ok. Now, I'm getting the "Phrendly is updating" message on the app. I have been starring the same guys over and over for two days!!! *cries*



Omg, Phrendly is rocking today!!![]()
Yes, definitely! I'm happy.








My gifs werent approved. Is it because I didn't show my face?



I love it when guys tell me they are getting a second job to afford me.
"Message not sent. This phrend is no longer available." Does this mean that the person deleted their profile or blocked me?
So weird how one day can be rocking all day long and the next? Only two texts. Yesterday I did the best I've ever had there.





I think if they block you, it says something about carrier pigeons.
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