Rebecca More works mainly through her own portfolio site, which is the first place to go for bookings and business. It carries a contact form for agencies, press and event organisers, and her management lists a verified business address there, rotated from time to time to cut down on spam. Professional requests are best sent through that form rather than by social-media DM if you want a reply in good time.
She is busiest on Twitter as @RebeccaMoreXXX — a verified account she uses for daily posts, behind-the-scenes bits and replies to fans, and her main real-time channel. Her Instagram, @itsrebeccamore, is a separate verified profile built around lifestyle, travel and personal moments; she does not take DMs there because of the volume. A Facebook page exists but sees little use, mostly for flagging big releases or tour dates.
For a closer connection she posts on OnlyFans and Fansly, with exclusive photosets, videos and live streams. Subscribers can message her, though how quickly she answers depends on the tier. Both handles read @RebeccaMore, both are verified and run by her own team, and she occasionally hosts Q&As and polls on them.
Brand deals, licensing and interview bookings all go through her agency, reachable via the form on her official site. She does not post a personal phone number or address. Journalists after credentials or press access should file a formal request through the agency, which reviews them within about five to seven working days. Unsolicited pitches are not entertained.
She does not use WhatsApp, Telegram or similar apps to talk to fans, so any account claiming otherwise is almost certainly an impostor. To check whether a profile is really hers, look for the verified badge on Twitter and Instagram and match it against the links on her own site. The "Contact" page there is the only dependable source for her current handles and how to get in touch.