3 Things You Most Likely Didn’t Know About Xpress.com

Isn’t it nice to have the option of looking into potential persons who like you so that you choose whom to contact from the already interested group? This is the promise at XPress.com, and it seems that is what many of you like. I get that some of you will not like the active, chasing approach and would love to see the other party do the first step but if the other parties are actually fabricated profiles, you will not have that many ready, horny and willing options. On the other side, the XPress.com says it is a site for all preferences. Then, why did I only see pictures of women once I joined? Is this due to the fact that these are fake photos of fake profiles? These three things will clear that out.

On the other side, the XPress.com says it is a site for all preferences. Then, why did I only see pictures of women once I joined? Is this due to the fact that these are fake photos of fake profiles? These three things will clear that out.

Authenticity

If you start searching the database as explained below, you come to the same old search results, despite the fact that there are links to different geographical locations. This selection has also a lot to do with the fake profiles that are called online emissaries, and that are allegedly trying to impersonate women from all over the world:

By the way, no communication is available for free – you must pay to get the following benefits:

Why is Xpress.com an Online Dating Scam

Now is the time for me to explain the three things you should really know about XPress.com:

• Online emissaries are virtual fake profiles with commercial purposes.

You are prompted to agree on using them as you sign up. That would be a great moment to read through the site policies and regulation because you would have learned a lot about their fraudulent methods, However, even with skipping through the warnings about the “online emissaries” you will get to know enough to run away:

In short, below are listed the tasks of the virtual profiles – it is obvious that they are pretty nasty creations that don’t help you much in the adult dating. This is a quote from the site regulations directly:

“ONLINE EMISSARIES: XPRESS UTILIZES VIRTUAL PROFILES THAT DO NOT CORRESPOND TO ACTUAL MEMBERS: Xpress encourages You to use the ONLINE EMISSARY service to enhance communications, entertainment and Your total site experience and enjoyment. An ONLINE EMISSARY may be a digital actor, an avatar or a synthespian (e.g. a computer generated “person” or “character”). ONLINE EMISSARIES may be employed by xpress.com or a third party to enhance Your online experience. For example, an Online Emissary may provide an electronic introduction to new or existing xpress.com features or functionality, or discourage inappropriate behavior”.

• Fees can be abruptly changed.

It is a practice of adult dating sites that use scammy methods to change their fees frequently so that members get lost in the conundrum of multiple fees, renewals, membership allocations and durations. Additionally, do you get what is this cancellation usage described in the section below – it just looks like another way to rip you off:

“FEES AND CANCELLATION usage or subscription fees might have been charged to you upon registration. You hereby acknowledge and agree that unless you were terminated for violating the Site’s Term and Conditions of Use if you cancel your Membership, or if your Membership is cancelled by xpress.com, your username and password will be removed from the system at the end of the then current Membership period and that you will be entitled to receive the full benefits of your Membership until the end of such period, unless you were terminated for violating the Site’s Term and Conditions of Use. You agree that if you cancel at any time after purchasing a Membership to xpress.com (for example, 20 minutes after you sign up), you will still be charged the full Membership fee for the applicable period”

• Xpress.com is full of fake statements for industry rewards.

I follow these contests and I know when a fake site is blowing steam, but for your own eyes, I included some solid proofs obtained from my online inspection. For instance, on the landing page we can see that Xpress.com has been awarded not by one, but by three magazines – all of them in the top-rated male magazines – Maxim, FHM and Playboy:

However, a simple online search will give you just enough evidence that this is completely untrue:

Proof #1 – Maxim search reveals just one result which has nothing to do with adult dating sites

Proof #2 – Google search offers many Playboy rewards but none of them are related to Xpress.com

Proof #3 – the results are identical for FHM, too.

Price Tag

Busted or Trusted?

We have presented more than enough evidence to dislike XPress.com and its deceitful methods with online emissaries. With the promises of all sexual interests and match by locations which turns into a chat marathon with a virtual bot, you won’t be hanging around XPress.com for very long.