FAQ
Membership Questions
What is a membership?
A membership to Rawlyrawls.com gives you access to a wide range of stories. Depending on your membership level, these range from text-only stories to illustrated and audio stories, as well as access to sketches for ongoing stories.
How do I pay for a membership?
Rawlyrawls.com accepts credit and debit cards. If you do not have a credit or debit card or do not want to use your credit or debit card, a virtual payment card may be a good alternative. You can check out virtual cards offered by Wise, Skrill, or Privacy.com. If those do not work in your country, you can search for virtual cards available in your country.
How long does my membership last?
Monthly memberships provide 30 days of access from the sign-up date or the rebilling date. Prepaid (buying multiple months at once) memberships provide access for the prepaid period, then roll into a monthly subscription unless you purchase another prepaid membership. You can cancel any time and keep access until your current subscription period ends.
Can I have a refund?
Refunds are at the sole discretion of Rawly Rawls Fiction.
How do I delete my account?
Fill in the form over at Member Support, or email Rawly on rawls@rawlyrawls.com
Support Questions
I can’t sign in with my usual username and password
If you haven’t resubscribed since June 17th 2026, you need to rejoin the site as a new member, you can use the same details you used before.
If you have resubscribed since June 17th 2026, you need to reset your password and use a strong password (at least 12 characters).
I can’t get past the Age Gate message
You need to clear your history and cookies for the site and try again.
If you have any other issues, please use the Member Support form or email Rawly directly at rawls@rawlyrawls.com
Age Verification Questions
What is Age Verification?
Age verification uses various checks to verify that an individual is the age they claim to be.
Why are you using Age Verification?
It’s a legal requirement in multiple jurisdictions to verify the age of my users.
Is my data safe?
Yes, absolutely! I use a double-blind system for the age-verification checks, which means I never see your ID.
What is Government-Issued ID?
Government-Issued ID is usually a Passport or Driving License, but some jurisdictions also accept Government-Issued ID Cards.
What type of check do I need to do?
This depends on your location. Everyone who isn’t in the Type 2 category shouldn’t even see the age-verification screen.
The table below shows which jurisdictions require which specific types of checks.
| Type 0 | Type 1 | Type 2 | Type N |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indiana Kansas Missouri North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma South Carolina Utah Virginia Wyoming United Kingdom France Germany Italy Ireland Spain Denmark Greece | Arizona Idaho Louisiana | Kentucky Mississippi Montana Nebraska South Dakota Tennessee Texas | Any location not listed in the other columns. |
Type 0 – These checks have a range of options from a simple selfie check (age estimation) to a Government-Issued ID check.
Type 1 – These checks are either payment details or a Government-Issued ID check.
Type 2 – This is a Government-Issued ID check only.
Type N – These are places that don’t currently require age verification.
