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BigCuties Customer Service |
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Contact:
If
you need to contact us, please
email us at:
mailbox@bigcuties.com |
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Account LookUp - Lost Passwords - Cancellations: Please note that CCBill makes it easy for you to do all of the above items on your own without worrying about the delay an email would take. Please visit https://support.ccbill.com or call them directly at 888.596.9279 for assistance with any of the items above. If you have any further questions or needs, please email us at: mailbox@bigcuties.com |
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Payments By Mail: Please note that we are no longer accepting payments through the mail to minimize fraudulent activity. Thank you for your understanding. Please use the CCBill sign-up form on each model's webpage to sign up and access their page. Billing to your credit card will appear as HBGroup/CCBill and will not list as BigCuties to protect your privacy. |
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Complaints and Removals: All content is through age verified and contracted models. We take this very seriously and all records are on file. Please refer to our compliance page for additional information. If you find that any content on any of our BigCuties sites that is illegal and/or otherwise violates the standards and/or any applicable laws, or that you and/or your content is depicted without permission, you may report any such complaints and/or removal requests by emailing us directly at mailbox@bigcuties.com at which our staff will review your complaint and respond to you within 5 business days with a decision, resolution, and/or details of any any removal from the complaint if we find in our investigation that consent was not given or is void under applicable law. If you receive our review and are unsatisfied with our response and/or decision you may file an appeal and state the parameters of your appeal to mailbox@bigcuties.com at which time we will re-review your complaint within 3 business days or less and provide you with our decision and/or results. Once received if there still remains disagreement regarding your appeal, disagreement must then resolved by a neutral body and/or arbitration. |
