Media share terms

Last updated: October 2026

These terms cover sending a clip to redshell's stream through this page. In short: you're tipping the streamer, and your clip may be shown on stream if a moderator approves it.

What you're paying for

Your payment is a tip to the streamer. Sending a clip is a request to show it, not a purchase of a product or service. The streamer and moderators decide what is shown, for how long, and when.

How payment works

When you pay, PayPal places a hold on the amount. Nothing is taken yet.
If a moderator approves your clip, the payment is taken and the clip joins the queue.
If your clip is rejected, or nobody reviews it within 48 hours, the hold is cancelled and you are not charged. Your bank or PayPal may take a few days to show the hold as gone.
If an approved clip is taken out of the queue before it plays, you're refunded in full.
Once a clip has played (even if it's skipped part way), the tip is not refundable, except where the law says otherwise.

What gets rejected

Moderators can reject any clip for any reason, for example clips that are sexual, hateful, violent, harassing, spam, break the streaming platform's rules, contain flashing images, or are just not a good fit. Clips may also be cut short or skipped.

Your name and message

The name and message you enter may be shown on stream. Don't include personal information you don't want shown publicly. You must have the right to share the link you send, and it must be publicly viewable.

Who you can send clips as

You must be old enough to use PayPal in your country (usually 18) and be using your own account.

What we keep

We keep the name, message, link, amount and PayPal transaction IDs for our payment records. Your card or bank details are handled by PayPal and never reach us.

Problems

If something went wrong, contact us before opening a PayPal dispute and we'll sort it out: contact details here.