Approving call requests

On Seconds, a fan can’t call you out of the blue. They first send a request. Approving it creates a standing approval, so that fan can call you again later without asking each time.

What happens when you approve

When you approve a fan, you assign the per-second rate that applies to their calls. Nothing is charged at this point — approval simply unlocks the ability for that fan to ring you. The fan then sets the most a single call may cost and adds their payment card, which is when a card enters the picture at all.

Declining and muting

• Decline a request and it’s removed — no money was ever held.
• Ignore a ring. There’s no decline button on an incoming call — simply not answering is enough, and the ring stops on its own.
• Do Not Disturb stops a fan’s calls from reaching you without permanently removing their approval, so you can resume later.
• Block cuts a fan off entirely.

You’re never obligated to accept, answer, or stay on any call.