The Man Card FAQ
New here? Start with what a Man Card is and what Man Card revoked means. Everything else is below.
Ordering your Man Card
How much does a Man Card cost?
$16.00. That gets you the World's Only Authentic Man Card plus the package that comes with it. Here's everything in the box.
What is printed on my Man Card?
Your name, your unique member number and the flag of your country. Every card is customized and made to order.
How long until I get it?
Every card is made to order and ships in 3 to 5 business days.
Do you ship outside the US?
Yes, worldwide. Man Cards have gone to 28 countries so far. See the map.
Is checkout secure?
Yes. Checkout runs through Stripe over HTTPS.
Filing a revocation
How long does a trial last?
7 days from the moment it is filed. The countdown is on the trial page. When it runs out, The Judge rules.
Who can vote?
Anyone with the link.
- The gallery: anyone with the link gets one vote per device.
- The jury: members who sign in. A jury vote counts 3 times, and a juror can change his vote once. Voted in the gallery and then signed in? Your jury vote replaces your gallery vote.
- The one who filed it does not vote. The prosecutor does not sit on the jury.
Who can see a trial?
Only the people you send the link to. A trial is not listed anywhere on the site, it is not in site search, and search engines are told to ignore it.
Do I need an account to file?
No. Without an account the trial expires after 90 days unless you claim it with the link we email you. Sign in to keep your filings, attach photo proof and make a trial eligible for the Revoked Report.
How does a trial end up on the Revoked Report?
Only a Revoked verdict can get there, and only with real turnout: at least 25 weighted votes, 5 of them from different members. Then our staff go through it and take out anything that could identify anyone before it is published. More on what revoked means.
If it's about you
Someone filed a revocation about me. How do I take it down?
Use the link in the email you got from The Judge, no account needed, or the "Is this about you?" link on the trial page or at the bottom of a Revoked Report page. A private trial comes down at once. A page on the Revoked Report comes down within 24 hours.
Will my full name show up?
No. Only your first name and last initial ever appear. Trials are hidden from search engines, and Revoked Report pages are too unless our staff decide otherwise.
What happens to my email address?
It is used to send you the summons and, if the case is published, a notice with a link to take it down. Then it is deleted: 30 days after the verdict, or once our staff decide on a case under review. We never show it to anyone.
Members and comments
How do I sign in?
No password. Enter your email and we send you a six-digit code. It expires in 10 minutes. Sign in.
What do members get?
A seat on the jury (your vote counts 3 times), the right to comment, a home for every revocation you file, and the verdict by email when your trials close. You can also ask for the verdict on trials you vote on, in your account.
Why didn't my comment show up?
A member's first comment waits for The Judge to approve it. After that, they go up right away.
Everything else
What are Man Rules?
The rules every card holder lives by. Each one is numbered, stated as law, then explained the way a buddy would explain it. Read the rulebook.
How do I reach you?
Use the contact form. Privacy requests go to privacy@officialmancard.com.
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