Frequently Asked Questions

How can I get in touch with FHM.com?
If you want to contact the FHM team, please send an email to general@fhm.com.

If you need to contact FHM.com or have any questions/problems about this website, you can send an email to editor@fhm.com during UK working hours and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

What exactly do points mean?
On FHM.com, you get points for interacting with the site. Browsing, commenting, publishing stories to Incoming, sending recommendations to friends, tagging articles to your favourites, anything.

The full points chart is here:

• +10 points
  Any time one of your friends clicks on a story you send them.
• +5 points
  Anytime you comment.
• +2 points
  Anytime you rate a story.
• +1 points
  Read a story, watch a video, click the mouse frantically.

As you accumulate points, you will be able to enter all our competitions. The bigger the prize, the more points you’ll need. Don’t worry, it doesn’t take long to accumulate the necessary number.

To check out the competitions currently on the site, head to www.fhm.com/play/win-stuff/

I want to sign up to your High Street Honeys section – how do I do it?
It’s simple. Simply become an FHM Member by clicking on “sign up” in the top-right corner of the site. Then click on the option to become a High Street Honey.

This will give you your own Honeys page, which you can access from your profile. Log-in, and click on the panel on the top-right of the site. On your Honeys page, you can upload photos, leave messages for your fans and make friends with other potential Honeys.

What does the "Online Rating" in High Street Honeys mean?
The online rating on FHM.com is designed to give potential High Street Honeys the chance to impress the FHM editorial team.

It's important to realise that this rating does not relate to our yearly top 100: it is updated every day according to who has the most fans and the most positive votes in the last seven days. The more popular you are with the readers on our website, the more likely you are to be noticed by the FHM team.

We will definitely be contacting any Honeys that are consistently popular!

Every year in September we cast and pick 100 High Street Honeys to appear in FHM and have the chance to win an FHM photo shoot, and if you are doing well in our online chart, it can do you no harm...

The editor's decision on these matters is always final.

Why are my High Street Honeys pictures not appearing?
No pictures appear automatically on the site, they have to be approved by the FHM team. This will normally take no longer than 24 hours during working hours, but could take longer.

If you have a question about your images not appearing, please email editor@fhm.com

What do I get as an FHM member?
Once you have signed up to FHM.com, you can log-in and access your member’s features on the top-right side of the site. Simply click to open your member’s panel. And you can sign up to email alerts for your favourite content, check a newsfeed of your favourite content, change your settings and update your profile.

Why am I getting emails from you every day?
At the bottom of all our articles you’ll see a button that says “Add to Email Alerts”. Clicking this means you’ll get receive notification when we publish similar articles on FHM.com, direct to your inbox. If you’ve decided you actually don’t like, say, gothic girls in bikinis or pictures of anxious-looking hounds, simply un-tick the relevant boxes in the Alerts section under the Settings tab, found in your FHM profile.

We’ll also let you know when your favourite High Street Honeys have left a comment or posted a picture – fiddle with the High Street Honeys Alerts box under the Settings tab to choose which girls you want us to email you about.

I am having trouble signing in – can you help?
We can – please email editor@fhm.com during UK working hours with your log-in and password and we will take a look. Please give us some time to get back to you though.

I want to change my details. How do I do it?
Make sure you are logged in, then click on the panel in the top-right of the site. Go to your profile, and you can edit your details from here.

I’ve seen your newsletters and they look great. How do I get them?
Only registered members of FHM.com can get the email – you need to sign up by clicking “sign-in” in the top-right of the site. Then go the “my profile” and then the “settings” area, and put a tick by whatever emails you wish to receive. Hey presto! Award-winning missives will appear in your Inbox.

Your life sounds cool! Any jobs going at FHM?
We always have two people in the office on short work experience shifts (usually two weeks). If you'd like the pleasure of making endless teas, being the fall guy in features, trotting out into Oxford Street to buy embarrassing tat while getting a flavour of professional magazine journalism, then send an email to general@fhm.com enclosing your CV. There is a long waiting list for work experience places, so be patient.

If you are a published writer, or would like to be, we do accept feature submissions, but bear in mind it is extremely unlikely that any unsolicited material will ever appear in the magazine. We'd also recommend that you look through the magazine, identify the kind of material we publish and tailor any ideas around our current work.

Don't submit finished articles - a brief two line description and bullet points is more than enough. Send ideas to general@fhm.com

I’ve got a suggestion for a coverstar!
We're always interested in hearing about beautiful women. Let us know if you want to see someone on the cover by email to general@fhm.com

None of your FHM TV videos work on my machine. Why not?
You need to download Flash 10 for the full FHM TV experience. Head here to download it.

Can I buy a subscription to the magazine please?
Why of course! Head to www.fhm.com/subscribe - every month we throw in some wondrous free gifts, so go have a look what's on offer at the moment.

You told me I’d won a competition, but I haven’t had my prize yet. Is it time to take a shotgun to the postman?
Most of the competitions on FHM.com are run by outside PR agencies, and it is their responsibility to get the prizes out. Unfortunately PR agencies, like most media organisations including this one, are often staffed by feckless layabouts.

Don't worry, it will turn up eventually. If you’ve been waiting for more than three months, however, let us know at reporter@fhm.com

Hi, my name is Chuck Finkelburger III and I live in a trailer in Iowa. Why are you spelling color wrong, dude?
FHM.com is run in Britain, where both the magazine and the language in which it is printed were formed. We will spell 'color' the correct, British way. Ta. 

I’m a sharp-dressing, smooth-talking ad salesman and I want to buy some ad space on FHM.com. Shall we do lunch?
There are plenty of opportunities to advertise on Europe's biggest website for men. Please contact luke.jones@bauermedia.co.uk

Hi there, I’m a PR executive with a fantastic new product to promote on your smashing website. Who do I contact?
If you have anything good that you'd like us to review or feature, drop us an email to reporter@fhm.com. One email is usually enough, and we do read everything, honestly, so if you don't get a reply it probably means we're not interested or we've already seen it.

I’ve spotted a mistake on FHM.com. Do you give out tenners like the magazine do?
No, or we’d go bust within hours. But let us know at editor@fhm.com

You had a really good link once but I can’t find it now. Where is it?
You can search FHM.com using the box at the bottom of every page. However, bear in mind the interweb is a shifting, shifty and shiftless place, and things often go missing. Particularly things like videos of a man eating his own testicles.

You bastards, I’ve been sacked for mucking about on FHM.com while at work. You’ll be hearing from my lawyers.
Sorry, but you enter these doors at your own risk. Let us know about it at reporter@fhm.com though, because we're going to set up a P45 watch to name and shame all those employers who deny workers the inalienable right to waste time in a boring job.

I’m a subscriber to FHM magazine and I haven’t received my copy this month. Where is it?
Call our subscriptions department on 01858 438869 and let them know.

I’ve been collecting FHM for seven years now and some light-fingered git has just stolen my precious Gillian Anderson copy. Do you sell back issues?
You can try your luck by phoning 01858 438869 and asking our back issues department, but unfortunately a lot of older issues are now completely sold out. Give them a ring though - you never know.

One of your articles on God / sex / women / men / monkeys / plastic mouldings has deeply offended me. I want to complain in the strongest possible terms. To whom shall I address my letter?
If you have seen or read something in FHM or on FHM.com that you consider beyond the bounds of good taste and decency, then send the information to general@fhm.com and we will endeavour to deal with your complaint promptly.

Alright boys, I’m in the army and want some free stuff to line the walls of my baking hot tent in the desert. Got anything for us squaddies?
We can always spare some mags and posters... Send an email to general@fhm.com and they’ll sort you out.

I’m doing media studies at university and want you to do my homework for me. Can you send me information on FHM, circulation figures and the like?
Send an email to general@fhm.com and someone may get back to you, you workshy fop.

I’m a headhunter and wondered if you were looking to employ a reaaaaaaally talented web designer?
No. But if you've got some well-paid jobs to offer, then we're all ears...

I met this bloke in a club in Gateshead and he told me he worked for FHM. He had a business card and everything. When will the photoshoot he promised appear?
You’ve been had.