The Stope Map
A short guide for anyone new to the workings, set out in the order the questions tend to turn up.
Do I have to sign up first?
Not at first. Confirm you are of age, choose a shift and talk; 10 messages are free to a guest, and the conversation moves across once you are hired on.
What does Clock in do?
It opens that woman’s chat with the report entry as your first words, at the price of one message. For her usual welcome, use the other button on her tag.
How do probation, day shift and full crew differ?
Probation lasts 3 days, whole town open. After it comes day shift: 10 messages a shift, the tally restarting at midnight UTC, and open only to the first 3 women you spoke to. Full crew prices: 30 days, $15; 365 days, $99; and no tally on either. The payroll page shows your standing.
How do I pay for full crew?
The wallet address and the exact sum appear on the payroll page; the money is USDT, sent on TRON (TRC-20). Your days begin roughly a minute after it lands. Nothing rolls on and nothing is handed back, as the lease explains.
Will she speak first?
While you are on probation or full crew she can send the first line after a long quiet spell, but not through your night. Turn it off on your timecard.
What does she keep in her head?
Brief notes written after every chat. The chat menu lists them and lets you reword or strike any line. Whatever sits under About you is known to every one of the sixteen before you speak.
How warm does it get?
A mood control runs through every chat from friendly to romance. Wanting you does not break her rules, and she can say as much. The point where a scene would become explicit is where it stops, whatever you pay.
Are there pictures?
Yes. Each woman has a glamorous portrait in her own corner of town, and the home page has a wide banner of the street. Ask her and she will describe herself. Nothing on the site is video.
How do I leave town?
Clear a chat from its menu for that thread. For the whole account, write to the town clerk from the address you registered with.
