Curtains Terms of Service

You, the buyer, may cancel this agreement, without any penalty or obligation, at any time prior to midnight of the original contract seller's third business day following the date of this contract, excluding Sundays and holidays. To cancel this agreement, mail or deliver a signed and dated notice, or send a telegram which states that you, the buyer, are canceling this agreement, or words of similar effect. This notice shall be sent to: Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA. You can also cancel by email: write to cancel@curtainsdating.com. Any email that says you want to cancel is enough.

YOU, THE BUYER, MAY CANCEL THIS CONTRACT WITHOUT ANY CANCELLATION FEE WITHIN THREE (3) BUSINESS DAYS AFTER THE DATE OF THIS CONTRACT. SEE THE ATTACHED NOTICE OF CANCELLATION FORM FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THIS RIGHT.

The Notice of Cancellation form is attached to these Terms (Attachment A, at the end) and is also at curtainsdating.com/cancel.

Illinois members: you can cancel within 3 business days after the first business day after you accept these Terms or make a purchase.

These rights apply to these Terms and, separately, to every Ticket purchase. We give them to every member in every state. Section 6 explains how cancelling works. We refund within 10 days of your notice.

Dating Service Consumer Bill of Rights: read it at curtainsdating.com/dating-bill-of-rights.

1. About these Terms#

1.1 Who we are. "Curtains" (also written "Curtains Dating") means the Curtains iOS app and the website curtainsdating.com together. "We", "us" and "Curtains" also mean Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, which operates Curtains. A "member" is anyone with a Curtains account.

1.2 What these Terms cover. These Terms of Service ("Terms") are one agreement for both the app and the website.

• Members: all of these Terms apply to you. You accept them by tapping "Agree" in the app. Our Privacy Policy (/privacy) and Community Guidelines (/guidelines) are part of these Terms.
• Website visitors: if you visit curtainsdating.com without creating an account, only the sections marked "Also applies to website visitors" apply to you. They are Section 11 (acceptable use), Section 12 (intellectual property), Section 14 (disclaimers), Section 15 (limitation of liability), Section 17 (disputes) and Section 18 (changes). By using the website, you agree to those sections. If you don't agree, please don't use the website. Our Privacy Policy (/privacy) explains how the website handles information.

1.3 Your copy. These Terms are always available at curtainsdating.com/terms and in the app, and the acceptance screen links to them. When you accept them, we put a copy in your in-app inbox: a PDF of the version you accepted. Every purchase receipt, in the app and by email, includes a PDF of the version then in force for you, with a completed Notice of Cancellation. You can email yourself a copy at any time (Settings → Email me a copy), or ask support@curtainsdating.com.

1.4 Dates. The date of your contract is the day you accept these Terms. The date of each purchase is the date Apple records it. Both come from our records, and we'll show them to you on request.

2. Who can use Curtains#

2.1 18 or older. You must be at least 18. When you sign up, you give your date of birth and confirm that you're 18 or older, and we use Apple's age check. In some states, Apple must confirm that you're 18 or older before you can join (curtainsdating.com/availability). Any sign that you're under 18 stops sign-up. If we learn that a member is under 18, we close the account.

2.2 Where you live. Curtains is available only in the United States, in the places listed at curtainsdating.com/availability. You must live in one of those places. Eligibility follows where you live, not where you happen to be. We work out where you live from the city you give us: the app suggests one from your connection's IP address, and you confirm or change it. To keep Curtains closed where it isn't available, we also check which state your connection comes from when you sign up, change your city or buy Tickets, and at a few other moments. If you're visiting somewhere Curtains isn't available, the app keeps working, but you can't buy Tickets there. We never ask for or use your device's location. We may open or close places, with notice on that page. That doesn't change these Terms.

2.3 If you live where Curtains isn't available. If we learn that a member lives somewhere Curtains isn't available, we close the account. We refund all of that member's unused Tickets.

2.4 Your promises. By using Curtains, you promise that:

• (a) you can make a binding contract;
• (b) you have never been convicted of, or pleaded no contest to, a felony, a sex crime, or any crime involving violence or the threat of violence, and you are not required to register as a sex offender with any government registry;
• (c) you'll use Curtains for yourself only, not for any business;
• (d) what you tell us, and what you put in your profile, is true and about you; and
• (e) we haven't banned you before, unless we've given you written permission to come back.

2.5 One account. One person, one account. You sign in with Apple only.

3. Your account and your license to use the app#

3.1 Your account. Your account is yours alone. Don't share it, sell it or let anyone else use it. You're responsible for what happens on it, and for keeping your Apple ID and your device secure. Accounts, profiles and Ticket balances can't be sold, transferred or shared.

3.2 Ban enforcement. If we've closed your account for breaking these Terms, you may not create another one without our written permission. We use Apple's device-integrity checks (App Attest and DeviceCheck) to enforce this.

3.3 License. We give you a personal, limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable license to use the Curtains app on Apple-branded devices you own or control, as Section 19.2 describes, only to use Curtains as intended. We keep all other rights. You may not:

• copy, modify or reverse engineer the app, except where the law allows it;
• scrape or data-mine Curtains, or access it by automated means;
• resell Curtains or use it commercially; or
• interfere with its security or operation.

4. Tickets#

4.1 What Tickets are. Tickets are the only thing we sell. There are no subscriptions, and you're never charged again automatically. You need a Ticket to start a conversation. A Ticket is a consumable in-app item. Legally, it's a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use a feature of Curtains, which we can take back only as Section 4.11 describes. Tickets aren't money, property or stored value. They have no cash value, earn no interest, and can't be transferred, gifted, sold, exchanged or redeemed for money, except where the law requires. For a walkthrough with examples, see curtainsdating.com/tickets.

4.2 Starting a conversation places a hold. You can start a conversation with someone you have a soft match with (Section 8.3), or send a like with a message straight from discovery. Either way, when you send your first message, we place a hold on one of your Tickets. While it's on hold, you can't use that Ticket to start another conversation. A hold is a feature of the app. It isn't us holding your money.

There are limits, which can change, on how many conversations you can have waiting for a reply at once, how many you can start each day, and how many messages you can send in a conversation before the other person replies. The app tells you when you reach one.

4.3 When a Ticket is used. The Ticket on hold is used only if both of these happen:

• (1) the other person replies; and
• (2) you then send another message in that conversation (your "continuation") before the deadline in Section 4.4.

If you sent a like with a message, the other person must accept your like, which makes a soft match, before they can reply. Until both steps have happened, the Ticket hasn't been used. Receiving messages, reading them, accepting a like, and replying before the deadline to a conversation someone else started never cost you a Ticket. Reactions to Scenes are free and unlimited, and they never count as a reply or a continuation.

4.4 The deadline. Your deadline is the later of:

• 7 days after you started the conversation; and
• 48 hours after their reply.

For a like with a message, you started the conversation when you sent it. Because messages are reviewed before they're delivered (Section 9.5), your start and their reply count from when they're delivered, and your continuation counts from when you send it. If they never reply, the Ticket comes back to you at 7 days. For example, if they reply 2 days after you started, your deadline is still 7 days after you started. If they reply 6 days after you started, your deadline is 48 hours after their reply.

4.5 If the deadline passes. If the deadline passes without both steps in Section 4.3, the Ticket comes back to you automatically and the conversation closes. You can both still read a closed conversation until your soft match expires (Section 8.7); then it disappears. Any later message in it, including a late reply, needs a new Ticket from whoever writes first. The same goes for a like with a message: if the other person hasn't accepted it and replied by the deadline, your Ticket comes back, and if they accept your like later and want to write to you, they need a Ticket of their own. A like with a message stays in their Likes, where they can still read it, until they accept or remove it, even after your Ticket comes back.

4.6 If the conversation closes before the Ticket is used. If either of you unmatches, blocks or reports the other before the Ticket is used, or the other person's account ends (we terminate it or they delete it), the conversation closes and the Ticket comes back to you. A report that the other person may hurt themselves closes the conversation only if the person reporting also chooses to block them (Section 8.8).

4.7 If you both start at once. If you and another member each start a conversation with the other before either of you replies, we merge them into one conversation. The first person's opening message counts as the start of the conversation, and the second person's counts as their reply. The second person doesn't use a Ticket: if one of theirs went on hold, it comes back to them.

4.8 Once a Ticket is used. Once the Ticket is used, the conversation is a hard match (Section 8.4). It stays open, and neither of you needs another Ticket for it.

4.9 If we terminate an account you talked to. If you have a Ticket on hold in a conversation with an account we terminate, it comes back to you when we terminate that account (Section 4.6). If you'd used Tickets on conversations with that account, you can ask support@curtainsdating.com to return them. We look at each request, and we may return them; we don't return Tickets to anyone who helped cause the violation.

4.10 Questions about your Tickets. If something about your Tickets looks wrong, write to support@curtainsdating.com. We can show you each Ticket's history.

4.11 When we take Tickets back. Apart from cancelling a purchase (Section 6.7) and the end of an account (Section 4.13), we take Tickets back (revoke them) only in these cases:

• (a) Apple refunds a purchase. The Tickets from that purchase leave your balance (if Apple refunds only part of a purchase, the matching share of its Tickets does). If you've already used some of them, your balance can go below zero until your next purchase. (A purchase you cancel under Section 6 is different: see Section 6.7.)
• (b) Fraud or a bug. Tickets you got through fraud, or because of a bug or error in our systems.
• (c) A reversed charge. Tickets from a payment that was later reversed.

We never take Tickets back to defeat a refund right the law gives you. Asking Apple for a refund doesn't by itself cost you any Tickets. Only a refund Apple actually grants does.

4.12 The Tickets themselves.

• Tickets you buy don't expire.
• They can't be transferred and have no cash value (Section 4.1).
• Every Ticket comes from a purchase. We don't give out free, bonus or reward Tickets.
• Whenever it matters which purchase a used Ticket came from (for a refund, or when we answer Apple under Section 5.6), we count your used Tickets against your oldest purchases first. That way, your unused Tickets are always from your most recent purchases.

4.13 When your account ends.

• If you delete your account, your unused Tickets, including any on hold, are forfeited, except where the law requires a refund. If you delete your account while a purchase is still within its cancellation time limit (Section 6), we treat the deletion as cancelling that purchase and refund it in full. Before you confirm, the deletion screen lists any purchase this applies to. You can also still cancel a purchase by email after deleting your account, as long as you're within the time limit.
• If we terminate your account for breaking these Terms or the Community Guidelines, your unused Tickets are forfeited too, except where the law requires a refund (for example, for a purchase you cancel in time under Section 6). Returns under Section 4.9 never go to the account we terminate.
• If we close your account because you live where Curtains isn't available, Section 2.3 applies: we refund all your unused Tickets.
• The refunds in Section 7 (death, disability and moving away) still apply after an account ends.

We never treat Tickets as forfeited to defeat a refund right the law gives you.

4.14 Membership hold. A membership hold (Section 7.5) doesn't change your Tickets: any Ticket on hold keeps its normal deadline (Section 4.4), and your balance is kept.

4.15 If we stop offering Tickets or Curtains. If we ever stop offering Tickets, or Curtains itself:

• we'll give you at least 30 days' notice in the app;
• we'll stop selling Tickets on the day we give notice; and
• we'll refund all your unused Tickets.

5. Purchases, Apple and refunds#

5.1 Apple takes the payment. You buy Tickets in the app, through Apple's in-app purchase system. Apple processes the payment under its own terms. We never see or store your card details.

5.2 Prices. Tickets come in bundles of 3 and 8. Apple shows you the price of each bundle before you buy, and Apple handles any sales tax. Prices can change, but a change never affects Tickets you already have.

5.3 Each purchase is its own contract. Each Ticket purchase is a separate contract for cancellation purposes, with its own right to cancel (Section 6). Its date is the date Apple records it (Section 1.4).

5.4 Refunds you ask Apple for. Because Apple takes the payment, you can also ask Apple for a refund, at reportaproblem.apple.com. Apple decides those requests under its own policies. We don't. Your right to cancel under Section 6 doesn't depend on Apple: we honor it ourselves.

5.5 If Apple refunds a purchase, the Tickets from it leave your balance (Section 4.11(a)).

5.6 What we may tell Apple. When you ask Apple for a refund, Apple may ask us about the purchase. By accepting these Terms at sign-up, you agree that we may then tell Apple whether and how you used the Tickets in that purchase (whether they were delivered, and how many of them you've used) and whether we support the refund, so Apple can decide. We don't send Apple anything else about you for this purpose.

5.7 Withdrawing that consent. You can withdraw this consent at any time by emailing privacy@curtainsdating.com. After that, we won't respond to Apple's questions about your purchases, and Apple will decide without hearing from us. Withdrawing doesn't affect your rights under Section 6.

5.8 Refunds from us. Apart from the refunds Apple decides, we refund purchases ourselves only as these Terms promise (Sections 2.3, 4.15, 6 and 7) or as the law requires. Otherwise, purchases are final.

5.9 Problems with a purchase. If Tickets you paid for didn't arrive, or you were charged twice, write to support@curtainsdating.com.

6. Cancelling a purchase or these Terms#

6.1 Every purchase can be cancelled. You can cancel any Ticket purchase, for a full refund, until midnight at the end of the third business day after the day you made it. Sundays and holidays don't count as business days ("holidays" means US federal holidays and the public holidays of the state where you live). For example, if you buy Tickets on a Friday and none of the next few days is a holiday, you can cancel until midnight at the end of Tuesday (Saturday and Monday count; Sunday doesn't).

6.2 Illinois members (members whose city on their account is in Illinois, or who tell us they live there) have a little longer: until midnight at the end of the third business day after the first business day after the purchase.

6.3 If your state gives you more. If the law where you live gives you more time to cancel, or more rights when you do, you get them. Members in Arizona, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Wisconsin have extra rules in Section 7.8.

6.4 Cancelling these Terms. You can also cancel these Terms themselves, within the same time limits, counted from the day you accept them (in Arizona, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Wisconsin, from the later of that day and the day you receive your copy: Section 7.8). We then close your account. Accepting these Terms costs nothing, so there's nothing to refund for them. Any Ticket purchase you've made since you accepted them is still within its own time limit, so cancelling these Terms cancels those purchases too, and we refund them in full.

6.5 How to cancel. Any of these works:

• email cancel@curtainsdating.com;
• mail or deliver a notice to Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA; or
• send us any other message that shows you want to cancel, for example to support@curtainsdating.com.

You don't need a special form or special words. You can also use the Notice of Cancellation form in Attachment A, which New York law requires. Any member may use it. Members in Connecticut or Rhode Island can also use their state's form (Attachments B and C). An email counts from when you send it. A mailed notice counts from the day you post it, properly addressed and with postage paid. If it isn't clear which purchase you mean, we'll ask, and your message still counts as on time.

6.6 Your refund. We refund all the money you paid for a cancelled purchase within 10 days after we receive your notice. There's never a cancellation fee.

• Apple first. Apple took the payment, so a refund from Apple is usually quickest. When we confirm your cancellation, we'll ask you to request the refund at reportaproblem.apple.com. If you've let us answer Apple's questions (Section 5.6), we'll tell Apple we support it.
• Then us. If Apple hasn't refunded you by the 8th day after we received your notice, we pay you the full amount ourselves by the 10th day. When we confirm your cancellation, we'll also ask how you'd like to receive a payment from us, in case it's needed. Meeting the 10-day deadline is our job, not Apple's and not yours.
• No double refunds. If Apple refunds you after we've paid you, you agree to pay us back the duplicate amount.

6.7 What happens to the Tickets. Cancelling refunds the purchase in full, even if you've used some of its Tickets. The purchase's unused Tickets come out of your balance, starting with Tickets that aren't on hold. If that isn't enough, Tickets on hold come out too, most recent first, and those conversations close. Conversations where a Ticket has already been used stay open. We don't take used Tickets back from your balance or charge you for them. All of this is the same whether Apple or we pay the refund.

6.8 The honest edge cases.

• Cancelling works per purchase: you cancel a whole purchase, not single Tickets from it.
• A change of mind within the time limit is refunded in full, without argument, every time.
• Cancelling is a cooling-off right, not a way to use Tickets for free. If an account keeps buying Tickets, using them and cancelling, we'll still refund every cancellation made in time, but we may pause new Ticket purchases on that account.
• After the time limit, you can't cancel a purchase, but the other refunds in these Terms still apply (Sections 2.3, 4.15 and 7).
• The dates that count come from our records, and we'll show them to you on request (Section 1.4).

6.9 Where these rights come from. These rights come from state dating-service laws (California Civil Code §§1694–1694.4, New York General Business Law §394-c and the Illinois Dating Referral Services Act, 815 ILCS 615), and we give them to every member in every state.

7. Promises from state dating-service laws, for everyone#

California, New York and Illinois require dating-service contracts to include the terms in this Section. We give them to every member, wherever you live.

7.1 Death or disability.

• (a) Tickets are paid for in advance, so you never owe us future payments, and neither does your estate.
• (b) If, because of death or disability, you can't use Tickets you've paid for, you, your estate or your representative can ask us to refund what you paid for your unused Tickets, whenever you bought them. We'll refund it promptly.
• (c) "Disability" here means a condition that prevents you from physically using Curtains while it lasts, which a physician you choose and pay for has confirmed in writing. Send us that written confirmation with your request.
• (d) California law lets a seller extend a contract by 6 months, instead of refunding, when a physician expects the disability to last less than 6 months. Our contract has no term to extend, because Tickets don't expire, so we don't use that option.

To ask, email support@curtainsdating.com.

7.2 If you move somewhere Curtains doesn't serve. Curtains is a national online service, so moving between places where Curtains is available (curtainsdating.com/availability) changes nothing. If you move permanently to a place Curtains doesn't serve, Section 2.3 applies: we close your account and refund all your unused Tickets, with no fee. You can tell us at support@curtainsdating.com, and you don't have to wait for us to notice.

7.3 New York's dating-service law, for everyone.

• (a) Price limit. These Terms never require you to pay anything, and no single purchase costs more than $1,000.
• (b) Term limit. No purchase commits you to anything for longer than 2 years. These Terms have no minimum term: you can stop using Curtains and close your account whenever you like.
• (c) Nothing else required. We never require you to buy any other goods or services (what New York calls "ancillary services") as a condition of using Curtains or buying Tickets.
• (d) Your personal information. Apart from what the law requires, we never sell, assign or transfer your personal information to anyone without your prior written consent. We don't sell it at all. By accepting these Terms, you consent in writing to the limited sharing our Privacy Policy describes: with service providers who process it only for us, and with Apple as Section 5.6 describes.

7.4 If Curtains changes hands. If our business is ever sold or merged, whoever takes it over must keep every promise in this Section 7. We'll tell you before it happens. Where New York law requires your written consent for your personal information to move, we'll ask for it first and won't move your information without it.

7.5 Membership hold. You can put your membership on hold for up to 1 year. Tell us in writing: use Settings → Account → Membership hold in the app, or email support@curtainsdating.com. While your membership is on hold:

• your profile is hidden: nobody new sees you, likes you or sends you a like with a message;
• you can't like anyone, start conversations or send a like with a message;
• your existing matches and conversations carry on as normal: hard matches stay open, soft matches keep their normal time limit (Section 8.7), and any Ticket on hold keeps its normal deadline (Section 4.4); and
• your Ticket balance is kept.

The membership hold ends when you tell us you're back, or after 1 year, whichever comes first.

7.6 When your contract ends. When your account closes, for any reason, we delete your personal information as our Privacy Policy describes (from live systems within 72 hours, and from backups within 30 days), and we send you a confirmation that it's been deleted. We keep only the limited records the Privacy Policy lists, such as purchase records we must keep for tax purposes, your conversations for 30 days after they close, and, if we've taken action against your account under these Terms or the Community Guidelines, its data for 1 year after that decision. You can ask for a copy of your information before you go (see the Privacy Policy).

7.7 Dating Service Consumer Bill of Rights. New York's Dating Service Consumer Bill of Rights is at curtainsdating.com/dating-bill-of-rights. We link it at every purchase.

7.8 Extra rules for members in Arizona, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Wisconsin.

Arizona, Connecticut, Rhode Island and Wisconsin have special laws for dating services. If you live in one of those states (the city on your account is there, or you've told us you live there), this section adds the rights and notices your state's law requires. They add to the rest of these Terms and never reduce your rights under them. If this section and another part of these Terms say different things, the one that's better for you applies.

Some notices below use wording the law sets out. That wording sometimes describes a narrower right than the one you actually have; for example, it may mention only certified mail, or a 21-day refund. You still get the broader rights in these Terms: you can always cancel by emailing cancel@curtainsdating.com, and we always refund within 10 days.

(a) Rules for members in all four states.

1. Your copy of the contract. We give you a copy of these Terms when you accept them (a PDF in your in-app inbox), and a receipt with each purchase (in the app and by email). The receipt shows:

   • the date;
   • what you bought and its full price;
   • our name, postal address and email address;
   • the date your cancellation period ends;
   • the cancellation notice and form for your state.

   You sign electronically when you tap to agree, or to buy and then confirm. We sign your receipt electronically.

2. Your cancellation period. You can cancel any purchase, and these Terms, until midnight at the end of the third business day after the later of:

   • the day you buy, or accept these Terms;
   • the day you receive your receipt and your copy of the contract; and
   • for Connecticut members, the day the service is made available to you.

   For you, a "business day" is any day except Saturday, Sunday or a public holiday. Your receipt shows the exact date.

3. How to cancel. Send us any written notice that says you want to cancel. Any words work, and you don't need a form.

   • By email: cancel@curtainsdating.com. It counts when you send it.
   • By mail or hand delivery: Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA. A mailed notice counts when you mail it.

4. Refunds. We refund all the money you paid for a cancelled purchase within 10 days after we receive your notice, with no cancellation fee. If Apple hasn't refunded you within that time, we refund you directly.

5. Fixed terms. Each purchase of Tickets is a contract with a fixed term of 12 months, starting on the day you buy. Your Tickets are ready to use straight away, and they don't expire. When a term ends, you choose:

   • Keep any unused Tickets from that purchase. The contract is then renewed for one year, as a new 12-month term, at no charge. You don't need to do anything.
   • Get a refund instead. Ask us to refund the unused Tickets from that purchase, and we'll do so within 30 days.

   These Terms also have a fixed term for you: 12 months from the day you accept them. Each term then renews for one year, as a new 12-month term, at no charge, unless you close your account, which you can do at any time.

   You never pay anything for a renewal, you never owe us a payment after the day you buy, and no contract with us lasts for your lifetime.

6. Full price. The full price of each purchase is the price shown before you buy, plus any sales tax. There's no interest, finance charge or other charge.

7. No waiver. Nothing in these Terms, and nothing we ask you to sign, waives any right you have under these laws.

(b) Arizona. If you live in Arizona, or gave an Arizona billing address or ZIP code when you registered, these rules also apply:

1. Rescinding a contract. You may rescind (cancel) a contract for dating referral services within three business days after you sign it. Send a signed written notice by certified mail to, or deliver it to, Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA. We refund any money you paid within 30 days after we receive your notice. The rules in (a) are better for you: you can also cancel by email, and we refund within 10 days.

2. Term. The initial term of each contract is no more than one year from its effective date. At the end of a term, you have the option to renew it for one year (see (a)(5)).

3. Payments. No contract requires payments or financing over more than three years, and no contract lasts for your lifetime.

4. Your rights. No contract requires you to give up any right you have against us. If we assign a contract to someone else, you keep every right of action and defense you have against us. Any waiver of these rules is void. Sections 17.5 (where to sue) and 17.6 (one year to bring a claim) don't apply to you.

5. No splitting contracts. We won't sell you more than one contract, or have you agree to more than one, in order to avoid these rules.

6. Honest dealing. We won't use coercive sales tactics. We won't misrepresent the quality, benefits or nature of our services, the qualifications or number of our members, or our success in making matches or referrals.

7. Void contracts. A contract is void and unenforceable if:

   • you entered it relying on false, fraudulent or misleading information, representations, notices or advertising from us or our employees or agents; or
   • it doesn't comply with Arizona's dating-services law.

8. Fraud-ban notices. If we ban a member for fraud and you received a message from them, we tell you within 24 hours of the ban, or within 3 days if circumstances require more time. We send it as an in-app message, an email and, if you allow notifications, a push notification. It includes:

   • the banned member's profile name and profile ID;
   • a warning that they may have used a false identity or may try to defraud members;
   • advice never to send money or personal financial information to another member;
   • a link to information on avoiding online fraud.

9. Records. Every contract with you is in writing, and you get a copy when you make it. We keep the original of each contract (the version of these Terms you accepted, your receipts and our record of your acceptance) for three years after it expires.

(c) Connecticut. If you live in Connecticut, you may cancel this contract by written notice sent by certified or registered United States mail to Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA. The deadline is three business days after you receive a copy of this contract, or three business days after the social referral service is made available to you, whichever is later. You can also cancel by email (see (a)(3)). The law requires a refund within 10 business days after we receive your notice; we refund within 10 days (see (a)(4)).

YOU, THE BUYER, MAY CANCEL THIS CONTRACT AT ANY TIME PRIOR TO MIDNIGHT OF THE THIRD BUSINESS DAY AFTER YOUR RECEIPT OF THIS CONTRACT OR AFTER THE SOCIAL REFERRAL SERVICE HAS BEEN MADE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR USE, WHICHEVER IS LATER. SEE THE ATTACHED NOTICE OF CANCELLATION FOR AN EXPLANATION OF THIS RIGHT.

The Connecticut Notice of Cancellation is Attachment B. A completed copy comes with your receipt.

(d) Rhode Island. If you live in Rhode Island, you may cancel this contract at any time up until midnight of the third business day after the date you receive a copy of the written contract.

• How: email cancel@curtainsdating.com, or send written notice by certified or registered United States mail to Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA.
• Refund: the law requires one within 10 business days after we receive your notice; we refund within 10 days (see (a)(4)).
• Your right to cancel can't be waived, sold or abrogated.

You, the buyer, may cancel this contract at any time prior to midnight of the third business day after your receipt of this contract. See the attached notice of cancellation for an explanation of this right.

The Rhode Island Notice of Cancellation is Attachment C. A completed copy comes with your receipt. The form mentions only certified or registered mail, but you can also cancel by email.

(e) Wisconsin.

CANCELLATION AND REFUNDS

Right to Cancel. You are permitted to cancel this contract until midnight of the 3rd day after the date on which you signed the contract. If within this time period you decide you want to cancel this contract, you may do so by notifying Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC by any writing mailed or delivered to Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC at the address shown on the contract, within the previously described time period. If you do so cancel, any payments made by you will be refunded within 21 days after notice of cancellation is delivered, and any evidence of any indebtedness executed by you will be canceled by Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC and arrangements will be made to relieve you of any further obligation to pay the same.

The address shown on the contract is 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA.

• Under (a), you actually have until midnight of the third business day, you can also cancel by email, and we refund within 10 days.
• Each contract is for the specified length of time in (a)(5): 12 months, and never more than 2 years.
• Its full price is disclosed as in (a)(6).

8. How matching works#

8.1 Discovery. Discovery shows you members who have been active in the last 21 days. From discovery, you can like someone, or send a like with a message (Section 4.2).

8.2 Likes and Scene boosts. There's a daily limit on likes. Posting a Scene boosts your visibility in discovery, at most once a day.

8.3 Soft match. When you and another member like each other, you have a soft match. That includes accepting someone's like. A soft match lasts for a limited time (Section 8.7).

8.4 Hard match. A conversation that has used a Ticket (Section 4) makes a hard match. A hard match doesn't expire with time. It ends only if one of you unmatches, blocks or reports the other, or an account ends.

8.5 Scenes. Scenes are photos you take with the in-app camera. You choose who sees them: all your matches (soft and hard), or only your hard matches. They expire 24 hours after you post them. To remove someone from your Scenes' audience, switch to hard matches only or unmatch them. Scenes have view receipts: you can see who viewed your Scenes, and other members can see when you've viewed theirs.

8.6 Screenshots. Curtains detects screenshots of Scenes and lets the person who posted the Scene know. It's a notice, not a block. Detection isn't perfect. For example, it can't tell when someone photographs their screen with another device.

8.7 Soft matches expire. A soft match expires 21 days after it's made, unless it has become a hard match by then. If either of you has a Ticket on hold in a conversation between you when the 21 days end, the soft match lasts until that Ticket is used or comes back. When a soft match expires, it ends for both of you, and any conversation in it disappears. We delete the conversation 30 days later, as our Privacy Policy describes.

8.8 Unmatching, blocking and reporting. Either of you can unmatch or block the other at any time. Your match then ends: you stop seeing each other's Scenes, and any conversation between you disappears for both of you. We delete the conversation 30 days later, as our Privacy Policy describes. Reporting a member also blocks them and ends your match, except a report that they may hurt themselves: then blocking them is your choice.

8.9 National mode, Local mode and the leaderboard.

• Everyone starts in National mode, where discovery shows you active members anywhere Curtains is available, including far from you.
• Local mode, which shows you members in your city first and, once you've seen everyone there, members from outside your city, switches on automatically for a city when the number of members there who were active in the last 21 days reaches the number shown on the leaderboard. Cities are the ones members give us, never ZIP codes. We don't promise when, or whether, that will happen for any city.
• Our public leaderboard shows each city's count of members active in the last 21 days, and the number needed to unlock Local mode. Every number is a true count: we don't seed, estimate or round up. Counts under 20 show as "fewer than 20".

8.10 No promises. Discovery and matching are run by automated software. None of this promises any particular match, reply or outcome (Section 14).

9. Your content#

9.1 You own it. You own what you post or send on Curtains: your profile, photos, Scenes and messages ("your content"). You're responsible for it.

9.2 The license you give us. So we can run Curtains, you give us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to host, store, copy, process, adapt (for example, resize) and display your content, only to:

• operate Curtains;
• show your content to the audiences you choose (for example, your profile in discovery, your Scenes to your matches, and your messages to the person you're writing to);
• moderate it; and
• improve Curtains' safety tools.

Our service providers may use your content only to do this work for us. We never use your content in ads or marketing, we never sell it, and we don't use it to train large language models. The license ends when your content is deleted from Curtains, except for the copies that Section 9.3 and the Privacy Policy describe.

9.3 Scenes don't last. Scenes expire 24 hours after you post them, and we delete them from our servers then. The exception is a Scene someone reports: we copy it for review and keep that copy for up to 1 year, or longer only if the law requires us to preserve it.

9.4 What you may post. Only post content you have the right to post. If a photo appears to show you, it must be you. Your content must follow these Terms and the Community Guidelines.

• Profile photos can come from your photo library.
• Scenes must be taken with the in-app camera when you post them. You can't upload them from your library. The app removes location data from each Scene on your device before uploading it.

9.5 We review content first. Before your profile, photos, Scenes or messages are shown to anyone else, they go through our review: automated checks, a person, or both. So they can take a little time to appear. We may hold, refuse, remove or restrict content that we reasonably believe breaks these Terms or the Community Guidelines, or puts members or anyone else at risk. If we refuse a message, it isn't delivered, and we tell you. If it was the message that started a conversation, the Ticket on hold comes back to you.

9.6 Copyright. If you believe something on Curtains infringes your copyright, see curtainsdating.com/copyright for how to send us a notice. Our copyright agent is at legal@curtainsdating.com. We close the accounts of repeat infringers in appropriate circumstances.

9.7 Intimate images. If someone has shared, or is threatening to share, an intimate image of you without your consent, see curtainsdating.com/intimate-images or email safety@curtainsdating.com.

9.8 Feedback. If you send us ideas or feedback, we may use them freely, without owing you anything.

10. Safety, honestly stated#

CURTAINS DOES NOT CONDUCT CRIMINAL BACKGROUND SCREENINGS OF ITS MEMBERS.

10.1 No background or identity checks. We don't run criminal background checks or identity checks on members. We make no representations about any member's identity, statements, conduct or intentions.

10.2 The face check. When you sign up, we ask you to take a face check if your iPhone supports it. Your phone takes a live selfie and compares it with your profile photos, to check that a live person is taking it and that the same person appears in at least 2 of your photos. It all happens on your phone: the selfie and any face data never leave it, and we receive only the results. You can skip it, and if it doesn't match, you can still use Curtains. If you've passed it, at least 2 of your photos must always match your selfie: your phone checks each photo you add or replace, and a change that would leave fewer than 2 matching photos can't be made. Your other photos don't have to match. Our Biometric Information Policy explains the details.

The face check isn't identity verification. It doesn't tell us or anyone else who you are or how old you are, and passing it doesn't mean a member is who they say they are. We don't show other members a badge for it, and it doesn't change who sees your profile.

10.3 Your interactions are your responsibility. You're responsible for your own interactions with other members, online and in person. Before you meet anyone from Curtains, read our safety tips at curtainsdating.com/safety. Never send money or financial details to another member. In an emergency, call 911 first.

10.4 Reporting and our safety checks. You can report or block a member in the app, or email safety@curtainsdating.com. We review every report. Everything members post or send is reviewed before others see it (Section 9.5), and every image uploaded to Curtains is checked against known child sexual abuse material. Checks like these reduce risk. They can't remove it, and we don't promise any outcome.

10.5 Safety alerts. If we ban an account because it may have been using a false identity, or because there's a significant risk it would try to get money from members by fraud, we send a safety alert to everyone who received a message from it. We send it within 24 hours of the ban, or within 3 days if the circumstances require. If the police ask us to wait, we send it as soon as the law allows. Every alert comes as a message in your in-app inbox and by email to the address Apple shares with us, plus a push notification if you allow notifications. The alert:

• gives the name on the account's profile and its profile ID, and when you last exchanged messages with it;
• says it may have been using a false identity or trying to get money by fraud;
• reminds you never to send money or financial details to another member;
• links to our romance-scam guidance at curtainsdating.com/safety;
• tells you how to reach support; and
• tells you whether a Ticket you had on hold has come back, and that you can ask us about Tickets you used on that conversation (Section 4.9).

10.6 False reports and legal reports. Making a report you know is false breaks these Terms. Where the law requires us to report content or conduct (for example, child sexual exploitation to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children), we do.

11. Acceptable use#

Also applies to website visitors.

11.1 Everyone. Whether you're a member or visiting the website, you may not:

• (a) use Curtains for anything unlawful;
• (b) try to get unauthorized access to Curtains, to anyone's account, or to our systems;
• (c) upload or send malicious code;
• (d) disrupt or overload Curtains, including by denial-of-service attacks;
• (e) scrape, harvest or collect data or content from Curtains, or access it by automated means;
• (f) impersonate Curtains or any person; or
• (g) get around any security, rate-limit, moderation, device-integrity or Ticket-accounting feature.

11.2 Members also. If you're a member, you must follow our Community Guidelines (curtainsdating.com/guidelines), which are part of these Terms. You also may not:

• (a) lie about your identity or age;
• (b) harass, threaten, bully or defame anyone, or post hateful content;
• (c) post or send sexual content involving anyone under 18, in any form (we report it to the authorities);
• (d) share, or threaten to share, intimate images of anyone without their consent;
• (e) ask members for money, gifts or financial details, or run scams of any kind;
• (f) use Curtains for any business, advertising or promotion, including promoting other platforms or investment schemes;
• (g) post content that's illegal, infringes someone else's rights, or is sexually explicit;
• (h) manipulate the Ticket system, for example by abusing refunds, or by buying or selling accounts or Ticket balances;
• (i) use another member's content or personal information outside Curtains without their consent;
• (j) come back after a ban without our written permission (Section 3.2); or
• (k) make reports you know are false.

11.3 Conduct off Curtains counts. We act on credible reports of harm off Curtains too, including at meetings that started on Curtains.

11.4 Security research. Good-faith security research under our vulnerability disclosure policy (curtainsdating.com/security) is welcome and doesn't break this Section. Report vulnerabilities to security@curtainsdating.com.

12. Intellectual property#

Also applies to website visitors.

12.1 Our marks. The Curtains name and logo and our taglines, including "Something happened before hello.", are our trademarks, whether or not they're registered. You may not use them without our written permission.

12.2 Our content. Apart from members' content (Section 9), everything on Curtains belongs to us or our licensors and is protected by copyright and other laws. That includes its text, graphics, design and images, and the code of the app and the website. You may not copy, reproduce, distribute or republish it, make derivative works from it, or remove any copyright or other notices from it, except as these Terms allow or the law permits.

12.3 What you may do. You may view and print pages of the website for your own personal, non-commercial use, keeping all notices intact. Members may use the app under the license in Sections 3.3 and 19.2.

12.4 No other rights. Except as these Terms say, we don't give you any right in our trademarks or our content.

13. Enforcement, termination and appeals#

13.1 One public ladder. If you break these Terms or the Community Guidelines, we usually act in steps: a notice, then restrictions on your account, then a ban. The Community Guidelines (curtainsdating.com/guidelines) set out the ladder. For severe harm, such as child-safety violations, sharing intimate images without consent, fraud or threats of violence, we ban immediately.

13.2 We tell you why. When we act on your account, we tell you which rule we think you broke, unless telling you would put someone at risk, harm an investigation or break the law.

13.3 Appeals. You can appeal any enforcement decision by emailing support@curtainsdating.com. We look at the decision again, with anything new you send us, and tell you the result.

13.4 Leaving Curtains. You can stop using Curtains, and delete your account in the app's settings, at any time. Section 4.13 explains what happens to your Tickets, and the Privacy Policy explains what happens to your information.

13.5 Other reasons we may close an account. We may also suspend or close an account where the law requires it, if you're under 18 (Section 2.1), if you live where Curtains isn't available (Section 2.3), or if we stop offering Curtains (Section 4.15).

13.6 If we terminate your account.

• Your license to use the app ends.
• Your unused Tickets are forfeited, except where the law requires a refund (Section 4.13).
• None of the Tickets you used come back. Members who used Tickets on conversations with you may get them back (Section 4.9).
• You may not create a new account without our written permission (Section 3.2).
• The parts of these Terms listed in Section 20.8 still apply.

14. Disclaimers#

Also applies to website visitors.

14.1 CURTAINS IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE." TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS, WE DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, TITLE OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.

14.2 No promise of outcomes. We don't promise that Curtains will be uninterrupted, secure or free of errors, or that any profile is accurate. We don't promise that anyone will like you, reply, meet you or treat you well, or that you'll find a match or a relationship. Discovery, matching and the order in which profiles appear are run by automated software. They aren't advice, or a judgment about anyone.

14.3 The website. Descriptions of features, prices, dates or availability on the website may change. Where they differ from these Terms, these Terms apply.

14.4 Your state may give you more rights. Your state's law may give you rights that can't be disclaimed. Where it does, this Section applies only as far as that law allows.

15. Limitation of liability#

Also applies to website visitors.

15.1 TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS, NEITHER WE NOR OUR OWNER, EMPLOYEES, CONTRACTORS OR AGENTS ARE LIABLE FOR ANY INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, EXEMPLARY OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR ANY LOSS OF PROFITS, DATA OR GOODWILL, ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO CURTAINS OR THESE TERMS, INCLUDING DAMAGES ARISING FROM THE CONDUCT OF OTHER MEMBERS OR FROM MEETINGS ARRANGED THROUGH CURTAINS.

15.2 TO THE FULLEST EXTENT THE LAW ALLOWS, OUR TOTAL LIABILITY FOR ALL CLAIMS ARISING FROM OR RELATING TO CURTAINS OR THESE TERMS IS LIMITED TO THE GREATER OF (A) THE TOTAL YOU PAID FOR TICKETS IN THE 12 MONTHS BEFORE THE CLAIM AROSE, AND (B) US $100.

15.3 What these limits don't cover. Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes liability that the law doesn't allow us to limit or exclude. That includes liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud, and for our gross negligence or willful misconduct. These limits also never reduce a refund that these Terms promise or the law requires.

15.4 New Jersey members. No provision of these Terms is meant to violate the New Jersey Truth-in-Consumer Contract, Warranty and Notice Act. If you live in New Jersey, Sections 14, 15 and 16 apply only as far as New Jersey law allows, and none of them limits a right or remedy that New Jersey law says can't be waived.

16. Your responsibility for your conduct#

16.1 Claims caused by you. If someone else makes a claim against us because of your content, because you broke these Terms, or because you broke the law, you'll cover our reasonable losses and costs from that claim, including reasonable attorneys' fees, to the extent the law allows.

16.2 Not for our own conduct. This doesn't apply to the extent the claim comes from our own breach of these Terms, our negligence or our misconduct.

16.3 Your consumer rights. This is the ordinary "your conduct is yours" clause. It doesn't move our responsibilities onto you, and it doesn't limit any right your state's consumer protection law gives you.

17. Disputes#

Also applies to website visitors.

17.1 No arbitration, no class waiver, no jury waiver. These Terms don't require arbitration. They don't waive your right to bring or join a class action, or your right to a jury trial.

17.2 Talk to us first. Most problems can be fixed quickly. Before either of us files a lawsuit, the one with the claim must send the other a written notice describing it and what they want. You send yours to legal@curtainsdating.com, or by mail to Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA. We send ours to your account email. We then both have 60 days to try in good faith to resolve it, including a call or video conference if either of us asks. Deadlines for bringing the claim are paused during those 60 days.

17.3 Small claims court, any time. You can take a claim that qualifies to small claims court in your own county at any time, without waiting for the 60 days. We won't try to move a qualifying small-claims case to another court.

17.4 Wyoming law, plus your own state's protections. Wyoming law and applicable federal law govern these Terms and any dispute about Curtains, without regard to Wyoming's conflict-of-laws rules. But you keep the mandatory consumer protections of the state where you live.

17.5 Where to sue. Apart from small claims court, any lawsuit must be brought only in the state or federal courts located in Laramie County, Wyoming, and we both agree to those courts' jurisdiction. This doesn't apply where your state's law gives you the right to sue in your home state.

17.6 One year to bring a claim. Where the law allows, a claim must be brought within 1 year after it arises, or it's barred.

17.7 Government agencies. Nothing in this Section stops you from bringing a complaint to a government agency.

17.8 If we ever propose arbitration. If we ever propose an arbitration agreement in the future:

• it will apply only to disputes that arise after it takes effect;
• we'll give you at least 30 days' notice in the app;
• it will need your acceptance in the app; and
• you can reject it by closing your account before it takes effect.

Disputes that arose before it takes effect stay under this Section 17, whether or not you accept it.

17.9 California members. Under California Civil Code §1789.3: Curtains is provided by Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA (support@curtainsdating.com). Creating an account is free. The only charges are for Tickets, whose prices are shown in the app before you buy. You can contact the Complaint Assistance Unit of the Division of Consumer Services of the California Department of Consumer Affairs in writing at 1625 North Market Blvd., Suite N 112, Sacramento, CA 95834, or by phone at (800) 952-5210.

18. Changes to these Terms#

Also applies to website visitors.

18.1 Updates. We may update these Terms as Curtains and the law change. The current version is always at curtainsdating.com/terms, with its dates. Earlier versions are archived, and we'll send you any of them on request.

18.2 Material changes. Before a material change takes effect, we give members at least 30 days' notice in the app, and by email if we have your email address, with a plain-language summary of what's changing. Where a change needs your agreement, we ask you to accept it in the app.

18.3 Earlier disputes. A change never applies to a dispute that arose before the change took effect.

18.4 Other changes. If you keep using Curtains after a change's effective date, you accept the non-material changes.

18.5 If you don't agree. If you don't agree to a change, stop using Curtains and delete your account before it takes effect. Section 6 explains how to cancel a recent purchase.

18.6 Website visitors. We post updated Terms on the website with their new dates. If you keep using the website after that, the updated sections listed in Section 1.2 apply to you.

19. Apple terms (the app's end-user license)#

This Section applies because the Curtains app is distributed through Apple's App Store. It contains the license terms Apple requires.

19.1 Acknowledgement. These Terms are between you and Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC only, not Apple. We, not Apple, are solely responsible for the Curtains app and its content. Nothing in these Terms gives you usage rules that conflict with the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions.

19.2 Scope of license. Your license to use the app (Section 3.3) is non-transferable. It lets you use the app only on Apple-branded products that you own or control, and only as the Usage Rules in the Apple Media Services Terms and Conditions (the App Store Usage Rules) permit. Other accounts associated with you through Family Sharing or volume purchasing may also access the app where those rules allow, but each person needs their own Curtains account.

19.3 Maintenance and support. We, not Apple, are solely responsible for providing any maintenance and support for the app, as these Terms describe or as the law requires. Apple has no obligation at all to provide maintenance or support for the app.

19.4 Warranty. We're solely responsible for any product warranties, whether express or implied by law, to the extent they aren't effectively disclaimed (Section 14). If the app fails to conform to any applicable warranty, you may notify Apple, and Apple will refund the purchase price of the app (if any) to you. To the maximum extent the law allows, Apple has no other warranty obligation for the app. As between Apple and us, any other claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs or expenses caused by a failure to conform to a warranty are our sole responsibility.

19.5 Product claims. We, not Apple, are responsible for addressing any claims by you or any third party relating to the app or your possession or use of it, including: (i) product liability claims; (ii) any claim that the app fails to conform to any applicable legal or regulatory requirement; and (iii) claims arising under consumer protection, privacy or similar laws.

19.6 Intellectual property claims. If a third party claims that the app, or your possession and use of it, infringes their intellectual property rights, we, not Apple, are solely responsible for investigating, defending, settling and discharging that claim.

19.7 Legal compliance. You represent and warrant that (i) you aren't located in a country that is subject to a US Government embargo, or that the US Government has designated as a "terrorist supporting" country; and (ii) you aren't listed on any US Government list of prohibited or restricted parties.

19.8 Developer name, address and contact. Please direct any questions, complaints or claims about the app to: Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA; phone +1 (307) 317-0275; email support@curtainsdating.com.

19.9 Third-party terms. You must comply with any third-party terms that apply when you use the app (for example, your wireless data service agreement).

19.10 Third-party beneficiary. Apple and Apple's subsidiaries are third-party beneficiaries of these Terms. Once you accept these Terms, Apple has the right (and is deemed to have accepted the right) to enforce them against you as a third-party beneficiary.

20. Everything else, and how to reach us#

20.1 Entire agreement. These Terms, together with our Privacy Policy and Community Guidelines, are the whole agreement between you and us about Curtains. For website visitors, the sections listed in Section 1.2, together with our Privacy Policy, are the whole agreement about the website.

20.2 Severability. If any part of these Terms is found unenforceable, that part is limited to the minimum extent necessary, and the rest stays in effect.

20.3 No waiver. If we don't enforce part of these Terms, we can still enforce it later.

20.4 Assignment. You can't transfer these Terms or your account to anyone. We may transfer these Terms as part of a merger, acquisition or sale of our business, subject to the promises in Section 7.4.

20.5 Notices and electronic records. We send notices in the app and by email, to the address Apple shares with us. You agree to receive notices and records from us electronically, and they satisfy any requirement that they be in writing. Send legal notices to legal@curtainsdating.com or by mail to our address. To cancel, see Section 6. These Terms are an electronic agreement, and your logged acceptance in the app is our record of it.

20.6 Events beyond our control. We're not liable for delays or failures caused by events beyond our reasonable control. Such events never extend the deadlines for refunds these Terms promise, such as the 10-day refund in Section 6.

20.7 Language. These Terms are written in English. If we ever offer a translation and it differs from the English version, the English version applies, unless the law requires otherwise.

20.8 What survives. If your account ends, the parts of these Terms that by their nature should continue still apply. They include Sections 4.13 and 4.15 (Tickets when an account ends), 5.6 and 5.7 (Apple refund requests), 6 and 7 (refunds still owed, and the deletion promise), 9.2 and 9.3 (content kept for review), 12, 14, 15, 16, 17, 19 and 20.

20.9 Contact us.

• Operator: Billion Flower Moon Studios LLC, a Wyoming limited liability company, operating Curtains (also written "Curtains Dating")
• Address: 2106 House Ave, Cheyenne, WY 82001, USA
• Phone: +1 (307) 317-0275

All of these addresses are monitored.

Attachment A: Notice of Cancellation#

New York law requires this form. Any member may use it, but you don't have to: any message that shows you want to cancel works (Section 6.5). To use it, fill in the dates, sign it, and send it to us by mail or email. Keep a copy for yourself.

Attachment B: Connecticut Notice of Cancellation#

Connecticut law requires this form for members who live in Connecticut. You don't have to use it: any message that shows you want to cancel works, including email (Section 7.8). A completed copy, with the date filled in, comes with your receipt.

Attachment C: Rhode Island Notice of Cancellation#

Rhode Island law requires this form for members who live in Rhode Island. You don't have to use it: any message that shows you want to cancel works, including email (Section 7.8). A completed copy, with the date filled in, comes with your receipt.