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Access
Help Page
Log-in
Problems. If you are having log-in difficulties,
first check for the following:
- Ensure
you are using the correct username and password
- Ensure
you do not have the CAPS LOCK switched on
- Ensure
that you are entering the "recaptcha" correctly
- Ensure
that you are not attempting to use your Pay-Per-View
Theater username and password to access the FireGirls.com
Members Area (the two accounts are separate from each
other, and managed by separate companies and billing
networks).
If
you are certain the above conditions do not apply, the
following are possible reasons for your access difficulties:
- Your
bank may have refused a payment, which automatically
causes the billing company to let your access discontinue
at the end of your current billing cycle.
If this is the case, your log-in attempts will indicate
that your access codes are incorrect.
- Our
security scripts may have scrambled your password
due to multiple users accessing the site using your
username and password. If this is the case,
your log-in attempts will redirect you either back
to our warning page, or to a security alert page.
More information about this situation can be found
at our Compromised Accounts Page.
If
you are in need of assistance regarding billing, please
contact the billing company you used to join the site
(the production staff of FireGirls.com only manages
content, and does not manage the billing or access
features of the site).
If
you are unable to find a solution, Alex Firestone
is willing to assist you in any way he can.
You may write to him directly at
(please allow up to 48 hours for a reply).
Purchase
Problems.
If your attempts to use our primary billing company
fail, the possible reasons are:
- The
billing postal code you entered does not match
the cardholder name or bank card number on record
at your bank.
- Your
bank card number is within a range of bank card
numbers believed to be compromised (when multiple
cards within a close range of numbers have been
used fraudulently, the billing company may assume
other cards in that range are suspect).
- If
the billing company is presently receiving fraudulent
sign-up attempts from your region, it may temporarily
block other sign-up attempts from your location.
- Your
bank might be temporarily offline, or declining
to process the transaction due to insufficient
funds, overlimit restrictions, or regional restrictions.
- The
billing company may be experiencing temporary
downtime, and sign-up forms are rejected as unprocessable.
- Your
transaction did complete, but your e-mail service
provider blocked your confirmation letter as "SPAM."
Check your "junk filter" or "junk
folder" to see if your confirmation letter
is there.
You
have the following options if you cannot successfully
join on your first attempt:
- If
you attempted to sign up using a bank card (credit
card, check card, or debit card), you may wish
to try billing to your checking account, or
vice versa.
- Use
our alternate online billing provider (if your
first try was with Epoch.com, go to our Alternate
Join Page and try with CCBill.com, or vice versa).
- Our
billing provider CCBill.com provides you with
the option of charging the membership to your
telephone bill.
- Use
your AlertPay account to make the purchase.
If you do not have an AlertPay account, you
may create one, fund it, and return here to
purchase. AlertPay is a service that allows
you to purchase items online without revealing
your identity or banking information to third
parties (similar to PayPal, however, PayPal
does not authorize payments to adult entertainment
providers and certain other adult product and
service organizations).
- Make
a purchase via Money Order (instructions are
found on our Alternate Join Page). This
method may take several days, as the use of
the postal service requires, but is our least-expensive
purchase option, averaging only $10.00 per month
(U.S. dollars).
- Contact
the billing company for assistance. Epoch
and CCBill have toll-free assistance phone numbers,
Skype, online messaging help, or all of the
above. If you are having problems using
your AlertPay account, please contact their
support staff via the links shown at their site.
- If
you sent an money order via post (snail mail),
and more than eight days (U.S. domestic service)
or twenty days (international mail) have passed,
you may e-mail Alex Firestone directly at
(please allow up to 48 hours for a reply).
For
any account or purchasing problems or questions
not resolved to your satisfaction, you may contact
Alex Firestone, and he will be happy to assist
you in any way he can.
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Save
your
Confirmation
Letter!
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If
you have recently joined the site, please save your confirmation
letter for future reference. It will most likely
be needed at some point. It can remind you of the
billing method and processor you used, the e-mail account
you used, your username, password, membership ID number,
date of purchase, and length of billing cycle.
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