Some things are faster in the app
If your issue is with a person you were matched with, the fastest route is not this page:
- Someone is behaving badly right now — report them right from the call, then skip and block. You can also report from their profile, your chat or the live room. A reason, a few details and up to three screenshots are what make a report actionable. See the safety centre.
- You want to know what the rules are — the Community Guidelines say what is not allowed and what happens.
- You want to know what we hold about you — the Privacy Policy covers it; requests come through here.
Reaching us
Our support channel for Unimegle is:
Write in whatever language you are comfortable in. Replies come from this address only — we never contact users through direct messages asking for passwords or payment.
What to include
Most support round trips are caused by a missing detail. Including these up front usually saves a day:
- The email address or display name on the account
- Which page or feature the problem happened on
- Roughly when it happened, and your time zone
- What you expected, and what actually happened
- A screenshot or screen recording if there is anything to see
- For a payment issue: the order reference, amount and payment method
Never send a password, a verification code, or a full card number — not to us and not to anyone claiming to be us. No legitimate support request needs any of the three.
What to expect
Requests are handled in the order they arrive, with safety reports and account access problems taken first. Some cases — a payment dispute, a review of a restriction, a data request that has to be verified — take longer because they involve checks we are not willing to skip.
We will not always agree with you. When a review upholds a restriction we will say so plainly rather than leave you waiting for a reply that is not coming.
Impersonation
Nobody from Unimegle will ever ask you for your password, a verification code, remote access to your device, or a payment sent outside the platform. Anyone who does is not us — block and report them, and if you have already sent money, contact your bank or payment provider straight away.