Understand what happens around sold media, buyer access and deletions so creators do not accidentally create support problems after a PPV sale.
A completed media sale creates an expectation of access
When a fan pays for locked media, the purchase is different from simply viewing a free timeline post. Creators should manage sold content more carefully than ordinary feed material.
Deleting content can have downstream effects
Removing a post, message or underlying media may affect how previously sold material is accessed. Before deleting, check whether the media has buyers and whether the same offer is reused elsewhere.
Fans should use the platform library and purchase history
Purchased media should be accessed through the platform rather than saved or redistributed outside it. Platform access does not grant permission to repost, resell or publicly share creator content.
Creators should avoid unnecessary cleanup of sold offers
If the goal is simply to declutter a public profile, consider whether archiving, changing visibility or reorganizing content is safer than deleting a media offer that has a purchase history.
Best Creators tip
Before removing old PPV, export a simple internal list of the offer, buyers and locations where it is used. That prevents a cosmetic cleanup from becoming a customer-support problem.