Is there anywhere that points, power boosts, and credits are explained? The whole thing is confusing to the point that I am ready to quit the site altogether. I would like to know what I am paying for. I am sure others must feel the same. Quote

Go to your account page, click on "Flirt Game" and choose from the different options to find out more about your current points total, how to earn points, etc. Quote

That only tells how to earn points. What do you do with the points? What happens when you give a model a power boost? I saw that a model gets 25 credits for a power boost of 250 points, but what does that mean? I saw that a model might not get all of the credits from the points. What can the model do with the credits? I saw somewhere that a model needs credits before she have a party. Again I ask, where is all of this explained? Quote

Members are not supposed to have such detailed information , but boost (and spend credits) happily without thinking too much about it.
The most important thing to have in mind is that boosts only work together with credits as they enhance a model's power score relative to credits earned recently.
So NEVER boost a performer who was away for several days. Best practice in my opinion is to take someone prvt (or party hard or have a good group show) and boost the earned points afterwards, if you want to support that performer further .

On earning boost points:
http://www.flirt4free.com/game/

On spending boosts:
http://www.flirt4free.com/game/power-score-boosts/

Models DON'T get credits/tips/money from boosts, but it adds to their power score (used for ranking the performers) and increases their visibility on the page and therewith chances to attract more visitors to their rooms.

Typically, only models with an internal ranking above 50% (That is Top 1% to Top 50% of all active performers) can have parties, group shows etc. If they are succesful in their work here (credits earned overall), there are different model levels. Higher levels come with benefits and at some point they can have parties independent of their current ranking.

Models have a detailed handbook ... but many performers "just try it out" without reading the information they have. Quote

Very helpful info, thanks Chris
I remember breaking my head trying to figure out about boosts & points during my first few months here although I read the FAQs over & over lol Quote

The answer was very helpful and I appreciate the response. The system is very complicated. I do not mean to be rude, but there is only one reason to keep secrets. Quote

The answer was very helpful and I appreciate the response. The system is very complicated. I do not mean to be rude, but there is only one reason to keep secrets.

I'm sorry it was so frustrating for you. We haven't done a great job explaining the point system or providing easy ways to do things with points but that's slowly changing. We've been working on a big project internally to re-brand the point system, explain it more and also create some really cool ways to use points. Not ready to announce the launch date yet but stay tuned, this will be a mid-Summer thing and I think you will like it.


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Very helpful info, thanks Chris
I remember breaking my head trying to figure out about boosts & points during my first few months here although I read the FAQs over & over lol
For me, too, those are things I learned from performers over time.

I have been thinking for a while about starting a thread collecting ideas and wishes from members to enhance the FAQ, because I find myself looking for simple things there and don't find them explained.
This is, I think, reflected in the same questions being asked over and over again in this forum. Quote

I haven't had a problem, with any of that before because when I read the category in "my account", I was able to understand it. Even the recent added changes to it, too. Quote