ManyVids: 'Business as Usual' During Coronavirus Outbreak

ManyVids: 'Business as Usual' During Coronavirus Outbreak

LOS ANGELES — ManyVids has released a statement today regarding the coronavirus global pandemic. 

Company reps shared the following statement with members of the adult community, outlining their expectations for the weeks to come: 

ManyVids is taking the present situation related to COVID-19 very seriously — and MV wants to let every MV fan and creator know that they’re taking every step to assure the safety and stability of their platform and everyone connected to it.

ManyVids does not currently expect any change to the availability of our services to our MV Stars and MV Members. The MV Support Team will continue to offer the amazing customer service that they are renowned for.

While it will be business as usual, ManyVids is taking action and all the necessary procedures to minimize any impact to the MV Team.

ManyVids wishes everyone a safe and healthy next few weeks. Take care of yourself!

For the latest updates, follow ManyVids on Twitter.

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