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November 9, 2019 by Frankie Moretti Leave a Comment

Yesbackpage Review : Don’t Say Yes Before Reading

Backpage, in its time, was probably one of the top sites for finding sex in whatever form you enjoyed. Unfortunately for those folks who enjoyed casual sex, and the occasional paid sexual encounter, Backpage was seized and taken down by the Feds after the passing of SESTA-FOSTA in March of 2018.

If you don’t know what SESTA-FOSTA is, let me give you a little rundown. SESTA-FOSTA is legislation that was passed under President Trump to stop sex trafficking and to avoid being hit with fines and such, sites like Craigslist decided to stop offering up a personals section because let’s face it, there was a lot of sex going on there. And don’t get me wrong, I was bummed when it was shut down, I used it for consensual sex many a’times. That’s waaaaaaay back in the day when things were safer and more dating-related versus hooker related.

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Backpage is another story, though. Three women filed a complaint that the classified ad site was allowing for online child sex trafficking to occur and the FBI swooped in and shut the site down without explanation. I won’t say I’m upset by this one, especially if the accusations are correct and true. But, as they say, everyone is presumed innocent until proven guilty, I guess.

Now, just because sites like Backpage and Craigslist have stopped their sex ads doesn’t mean that there aren’t other sites out there trying to fill in the void these sites have left behind. And many men are drawn to the copycat sites, especially when they have names so similar to the sites they’re pretending to be.

One of these sites is YesBackpage.com. YesBackpage.com wants you to believe that they are the answer to your casual dating prayers, but are they? Or, are you going to be left feeling less than fulfilled in all ways?

If you’re tempted to check out YesBackpage.com, read my review first. I promise you you’ll find this review eye-opening.

Why I Don’t Trust YesBackpage

I’ve seen many fake dating sites and fraudulent sex sites (see here), so I kind of know what to look for. Not everyone does, so I like to help those unsuspecting horny men out there to easily identify which sites are a waste of time.

YesBackpage.com looks pretty innocent when you first look at it. In fact, it looks pretty legit. This is why it tricks people; it just looks too good. Trust me, once you delve deeper, you’ll see exactly why YesBackpage.com isn’t what it appears to be.

Here are the reasons why I think YesBackpage.com is untrustworthy and only going to lead you to disappointment:

#1: Misleading Ads

If you’ve looked at YesBackpage.com and you’re interested in responding to some ads, the first thing you’re going to have to do is create an account and purchase credits. There is the first red flag, the credits. Credits are usually a clue that you’re on a site that isn’t great and is only looking to make money off of you by making you pay by the message through credits.

The second huge warning sign is that the classified ad site doesn’t have ads for anything but sex. Now, I know that might not seem like a huge thing, and actually appears to be a good thing, but trust me, it isn’t. Even Backpage had classified ads for other things, like jobs, furniture, and cars.

What I did find was ad after ad after ad that looked super similar. The escort services and the people supposedly looking for a date or hookup looked almost identical. Do you know what that tells me?

It tells me that none of those ads are for people looking to get together for free. If you respond to any ad, with those expensive credits you’re forced to buy, you’re going to be paying again for sex.

Now, I don’t know where you live, but in most of the U.S., paying for sex is still considered illegal. I don’t know why anyone would pay for sex, especially with so many dating sites and apps out there that you can use, affordably, to find women who want to get together without you having to pay them by the hour and run the risk of some pretty bad things happening to you.

If you think that you won’t get caught using an escort or prostitute site, you’re totally wrong. Look at what happened to Backpage. It could happen to any other site out there and with YesBackpage.com, you’re putting your personal information into the site. You’re just making it super easy for the Feds to find you and possibly ruin your life.

That doesn’t even take into consideration the other things that can happen, like Sexually transmitted infections and diseases, getting robbed, beat up, all that kind of thing.

#2: Cryptocurrency is the Payment of Choice

Do you use cryptocurrency? I’m not into that and wouldn’t even know how to go about getting it, so if you’re like me, you either have to figure it out or you have to use a gift card or Western Union to pay for those dang credits to use YesBackpage.com. If that doesn’t scream “shady AF”, I don’t know what does.

Oh, and if you don’t much care about using alternative payment options, there are many reviews from people online who got seriously ripped off using gift cards as payment. Apparently, if YesBackpage.com wants to drain your cards, they can, and you can’t do much about it. Customer service is nonexistent, and you really have no recourse for getting that money back.

#3: It’s Not Just Me

Look, you don’t know me. Maybe you think I have a hatred of using escort sites or I’m just a generally bitter guy. And while those two things might be true, there are many others who have used YesBackpage.com and have had terrible experiences.

If you don’t believe me, just give old Google a workout and see what others are saying about YesBackpage.com. Nobody that is real is saying anything positive about it and many people have been ripped off big time.

Final Verdict on YesBackpage.com: It Should Be Called NoWayBackpage.com

YesBackpage.com is not worth your time or your cryptocurrency. The only thing that you might get is something that requires a prescription to cure or the need for a very good lawyer to get you out of trouble.

If I were you, I would totally and completely avoid YesBackpage.com. I’d also plan on avoiding sites or any kind that use the work Backpage in them.

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August 13, 2019 by Frankie Moretti Leave a Comment

Slip.cc Review: The Scam Gets Exposed

There are probably thousands upon thousands of dating sites on the internet. You can seriously find a dating site for whatever interests you may have, whatever type of person you are, whatever kinks get you going, or just about anything else you might want in a partner or hookup. If it involves sex and relationships, there is a dating site for it.

While all of these choices are great to have, they also come with some big negatives. Mainly the fact that a large majority of these dating sites are a complete and total waste of time and money.

I’ve been around the dating site block a good bit and I’ve seen all of the good, the bad, and the horribly ugly when it comes to what these sites can do. Because I’ve used or reviewed every dating site that has been known to man, I know what to look for. Not everyone is that lucky, though.

This is why I review dating sites. I want to help guys like you and me avoid being scammed by dating sites that prey on horny, desperate men that aren’t thinking with the head on their shoulders.

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My Review of Slip.cc Tells All

One of my most recent forays into a dating site has been a supposed hookup site called Slip.cc. I heard about Slip.cc on some online dating forums I’m a member of and people just couldn’t stop talking about it. Now that I know what Slip.cc is about, I have a feeling those people worked for the site.

If you’re considering joining Slip.cc, you need to read this review before you take one more step. I think you’ll be glad that you didn’t rush into anything.

First Impressions

Once you put Slip.cc into your search bar, you’re going to land on a black webpage with some bright blue writing telling you that you can only enter if you’re of legal age. Like that ever stops any red-blooded male. But, hey, they have to cover their behinds, right?

Normally, when I see something that looks so amateur, I avoid clicking on anything related to the site, but I wanted to see what Slip.cc was about.

Boy am I sorry I even took the time to click that I was 18.

Once you, or anyone else, clicks on the acceptance link of Slip.cc, you’re instantly going to be redirected to another site. My initial click took me directly to another site called AffairAlert. Ugh, there is no easier way to determine if a site is shady than if you’re automatically taken elsewhere.

AffairAlert – Another Waste of Time

Ok, I was still in this for the long haul, so I didn’t shut things down right away. I kept pushing through and took a look at AffairAlert to see what it was about. AffairAlert claims to be a hookup site where men can meet married women for extra-marital affairs.

I know some people aren’t into having affairs, I get it. I choose to say that everyone has to do what works best for them and for me, I’m not against getting some lovin’ from a married woman if the situation is right. Don’t judge me!

Anyway, I joined AffairAlert (yes, an affair dating site) to see if they were a good dating site. I mean, maybe Slip.cc sent me to a good site.

After I entered my basic information and verified my email address, I was a member of AffairAlert. Unfortunately, once I poked around a bit, I saw that not only was joining a waste of my time, but I’d never actually meet a real married woman on AffairAlert.

Once you’ve joined the site, you’re going to be bombarded with messages from supposed horny women looking to hook up with you. These are not real members, but instead, these are “Fantasy Cuties” who are either bot-run profiles full of stolen pictures, or fake profiles created and run by site employees who are paid to talk to you as they try to get you to upgrade your membership.

Oh, and I actually made two different profiles from two vastly different areas, like 2,000 miles apart, different. Each profile gave me the exact same results for women that lived close to me. How is that even possible?

It isn’t. That just shows that everyone that joins gets the same fake results. And the brains behind AffairAlert aren’t shy about letting you know they use this practice, but that doesn’t make it any better if you ask me.

If you aren’t turned off by these practices and you decide that these women are certainly going to be your next bed-buddy, this is what you’ll be paying:

Three-day trial membership-$2.97 per day ($8.90 total)
Monthly VIP membership-$29.95
Silver membership-$16.65/month for 3-months ($49.95 total)
Gold membership-$11.65/month for 6-months ($69.90 total)

When you become one of the VIP or higher members, you’re supposed to get some added benefits, but truthfully, I couldn’t find what those were.

Other Dating Sites

After I tried to back out of AffairAlert and Slip.cc, I noticed that I never really landed back on Slip. Instead, I was once again redirected to other dating sites. These included AshleyMadison (not an awful site), Single2Match (shady looking in my opinion), and BBWDesire. I stopped after those sites, I already knew enough to form my opinion of Slip.cc and its practices.

Slip.cc is nothing but a way to lure you into joining some other dating site that is probably extremely expensive, will waste your time, and most definitely won’t get you any action in the bedroom.

Conclusion: Slip.cc Is A Crappy Site

I don’t think I can say much more about Slip.cc that I haven’t said already. Slip.cc isn’t a dating site on its own, it’s more of a marketing scheme to try and get you to join other scammy dating sites.

If you want to try AffairAlert, or any other dating site that Slip.cc links to, you need to be careful. My best advice would be to read every single bit of the terms and conditions of whatever site you decide to join and if you see that you’re getting a lot of unsolicited messages before you even have a profile created, then you can be assured that the site is using fake profiles.

In my book, Slip.cc and AffairAlert are not worth your time. BUT, there are some that are worth your time. This list is all you need to succeed…

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August 5, 2019 by Frankie Moretti Leave a Comment

Plenty of Hoes Review: More Like Plenty of Problems

Today’s review covers a site called Plenty of Hoes. It’s a full-on piece of crap and I believe you’re going to agree with me on this one after reading my review. I am always skeptical when I see a dating site that has named itself after super popular dating sites as a way to draw stupid people in. There are lots of stupid people living in my city, so I’m sure many get scammed here. It’s really quite rare that the knock-off site is just as good, or better than the original, it is trying to be. Find out which site this is trying to emulate and why it sucks balls.

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My Plenty of Hoes Review

Plenty of Fish (POF) has been a huge dating site for a while now and while it isn’t one of my favorites, there is no denying it has been a popular dating site for many people.

The Plenty of Hoes site (POH) wants you to believe that they are the POF of hoes and that they are just bursting at the seams with loose women looking to hook up with horny men. I am all for a site that is full of sexy women who want a no-strings-attached sexual relationship, but is POH that site?

If you’re someone that is considering joining Plenty of Hoes to actually meet hoes, then keep reading to find out why I think POH is nothing more than a site full of plenty of bullsh…(you know where I’m going with that).

POH is the King of Redirects

There are actually a few reasons why POH is not a good dating site, but I want to start with the biggest. POH is well known for redirecting to other sites. And the reason this is bad is because you’re not actually joining the main site, but instead, you’re taken to another scam site that tries to get you to join and waste your money.

A few years back, joining POH meant that you were linked to another site called IAmNaughty.com. IAmNaughty.com was so fraudulent that it has since been shut down completely. It looks like the site of the day for POH now is MeetWild.com for users in the United States, but it could be any sexy-sounding site at any given moment.

So, why do bad dating sites (and I use the term dating site loosely since no dating goes on) do this type of thing? See, when you go to the site that POH is promoting and you join because you’re horny and don’t know any better, POH gets a kickback. It’s a marketing scheme to make money off of your naivete or desperation.

I don’t even mind paying for a dating site if I know it’s going to work, so don’t get me wrong there. But, when one dating site redirects me to another dating site and both are just bad, then I’m going to get a touch grumpy.

MeetWild.com Isn’t Legit Either

Since POH links you to MeetWild.com, and that’s the site you would actually be joining if you tried to join POH, I decided to let you know a bit about them.

MeetWild.com is in no way a legit dating site and joining will only get you frustrated. Trust me, there are certain tricks that fake dating sites use to make their site seem awesome and MeetWild.com uses every single one.

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Fake Profiles

Have you ever joined a dating site and the women of that site were just drop-dead gorgeous? And I don’t mean like one or two of them but like EVERY SINGLE ONE. Not only are they beautiful, but they’re also very horny, they like to talk dirty, and once you two seem to have really connected, they have a string of excuses on why they can’t meet you.

If you’ve had that happen, then I’m sorry to say that you’ve been talking to a fake profile.

See, dating sites that are only out for your money will create fake profiles to make their site seem full of women that are just tripping over themselves to talk to you and eventually sleep with you so that you won’t think twice about paying to be a member.

These profiles are completely fabricated and are usually pictures of women that they’ve stolen from other places. They will then either have a very well executed bot program talk through this “face,” or they’ll hire someone to pretend to be that woman and talk with you, continuously stringing you along and getting you to continue a useless membership.

Never, ever, ever will you meet the person from that profile. I mean, how could you since they don’t exist. And why would you want to waste time and money just talking dirty to someone who for all intents and purposes could be a guy! Trust me, you’re never going to find a real woman on MeetWild.com.

Replicated Profiles

Do you ever read the terms and conditions of any dating sites you join? Like really read them, not just click the “accept” button so you can get into a site? I can pretty much guarantee that the majority of the men joining a dating site never look at the terms that these sites have to put out to cover their own behinds.

Why am I asking you this? Who really cares about those terms and conditions? Trust me, my friends, you should read them, and you should definitely care about the things these sites are legally allowed to do once you click “accept”, even if you haven’t read a word the terms say.

If you read the terms of MeetWild.com, you’ll see that by becoming a member, you automatically agree to allow the site to replicate your profile on their other dating sites. This means that they can take your profile information and your PICTURES, and put all of that information out there and you have no rights to it.

Remember how I said that some dating sites make fake profiles? Well, besides stealing pictures from the internet, they also harvest site profiles of regular looking folks to use as a means to trick other members on other sites. Essentially you become a catfish of sorts, with an employee pretending to be you to try to get other members to upgrade their membership.

And you have no say in any of this. I don’t know about you, but to me, that just screams “wrong.”

Final Verdict on PlentyofHoes.com

Look, I know you’re horny. We’re men, so we all are. But, please, do not let your horniness trick you into joining such a shady and deceitful site like Plenty of Hoes or MeetWild.com.

Trust me, there are no real women on either site. The only members are men hoping to find a hoe for a good time and site employees playing on this hope and getting paid to talk to them.

The difference between you and those guys is that you now know the truth about PlentyofHoes.com and their current fraud-buddy, MeetWild.com. Plenty of Hoes is just plenty of garbage and plenty of headaches and plenty of nothing. Avoid them both and you’ll be much happier.

What should you use?

Truth be told, you’ve got LOTS of options out there but the one that I’d recommend using is none other than these five gems below:

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July 21, 2019 by Frankie Moretti Leave a Comment

The Other Board Review: Do Not Use This!

There are lots of sites out there cater to the people who love hooking up with escorts. One of the sites is known as The Other Board. I’ve done my best to cover the ins and outs of this site and why I suggest avoiding it. Having spent ample time researching things, I know pretty much everything about this board. Here’s my full review of things and why you must steer clear of Theotherboard.com. I’ll kick things off and say that this site is just as scummy or worse than TNA Board.

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The Other Board Report Tells All

Before I begin my review, I want to make a few things clear. First, I’m not huge on using escorts and escort sites for my own personal fun times. It just isn’t something I want to do, or really need to do, with the number of legit adult dating sites on the internet.

However, if you are someone who uses escorts and the sites that promote them, more power to you, my friend. I just think there is too much risk of getting caught up in a bust now that the Feds have put a stop to sex trafficking sites, getting your ass beat or robbed by an angry prostitute or pimp, or getting a disease from a less-than-clean professional sex worker. Maybe I’m wimpy, but I don’t care.

I also want to mention that TheOtherBoard is a site that pretty much geared towards guys living in Colorado. So, unless you live in the Centennial State or you’re planning on visiting it, you’re probably not going to have much success using the Other Board.

But, because I try to keep things open and honest, I gave it a good try and decided to let you know what I think about the site. Full disclosure: I did not contact any of these women for a “date”, but instead used my detective skills to determine if the site seemed legit or if it was a complete and total fraud.

Here it goes, folks, my review.

Initial Thoughts

Before I join or try out any dating site, I like to read their terms and conditions. I know nobody is reading those, they’re beyond boring, but everyone really should consider checking them out before signing up for anything.

The terms and conditions of TheOtherBoard are quite eye-opening. First, and maybe most importantly, The site will give you up to law enforcement if asked to do so.

Um, what?

Yep, if the police should ask, the company behind this site will give you up and provide law enforcement with everything they have on you. That is kind of frightening considering hiring an escort, prostitute, or sex worker is pretty much illegal everywhere. (Don’t write me that it isn’t illegal in Nevada, I know this.)

The terms and conditions also state that the site keeps your information pretty much indefinitely. If you decide you want to bug off and forget your time on TheOtherBoard, anything you’ve done or any reviews you’ve left for an escort will be there indefinitely.

And finally, this site does not condone you paying for sex. They’re just a site showing you escorts, they don’t push you to do anything, so if you get caught or robbed or catch something, they cannot and will not be held responsible for what happens. This means you can’t try and sue or get any reimbursement for your damages.

If any of this wasn’t enough to scare you off, or you’re still curious about the actual site itself, never fear. I have some more information for you on TheOtherBoard.

The Escort Listings

Ok, I really looked over the listings. First, there are very limited listings for anywhere but Colorado. Like, most major cities have absolutely nothing listed, which may be for legal reasons or maybe TheOtherBoard just isn’t that popular elsewhere.

Secondly, I find it kind of suspicious that there are over 400 listings for Colorado alone. These listings don’t seem local either, to be honest. Some of them don’t have local area codes and it makes me think they are ripped from other escort sites to build up The Other Board. My recommendation when you’re looking at ads on the site is to really investigate the girl or girls you’re considering.

Many times, the person you “order” isn’t the person who will show up at your door and looks nothing like the lady you fancied. And it is highly unlikely a woman with a New York area code for her phone number is actually in the local area. So, just be careful.

Fake Reviews

Now, I know I can’t prove that the reviews on the site are fake, but to me, they seemed too similar to be real. I have a feeling that the employees of The Other Board are posting fake reviews to make the site seem busier than it really is.

I would truly take the reviews with a grain of salt if I were you. Or, at least make sure you look at all of the reviews of the woman you’re considering spending time with. Some of these ladies have many reviews, so I’m sure at least some of them must be legit.

Hopefully.

Inactive Forums

TheOtherBoard.com has forums for its users to discuss various subjects on, but I don’t know that they are truly real. Nearly every member is listed as “Guest,” and there were only about 14 pages of these supposed real people. I don’t know, I would think that the site would have a more active forum, especially of Johns and sex workers looking to connect.

This may be nitpicking, but I don’t often trust sites where people are either hiding behind the name “Guest” or the site itself is making these profiles to make the site seem more active.

Too Many Emails

Something I found really suspicious on the site was that there was no advertising at all. All dating sites have advertising of some sort, so when I see a site without it, I pretty much know what is coming.

Advertising emails.

Out the wazoo!

The minute the company has your email address, you’re going to be bombarded by emails full of advertising, which is super annoying, in my opinion. In fact, it is something that completely turns me off from using any dating site.

If you don’t mind being hit with email after email after email, you won’t mind The Other Board. If you hate that type of obnoxious advertising method, this is your warning.

Final Verdict

Everyone has to do what is right for them. If using more mainstream dating sites is your thing, go for it. Or, maybe you like adult hookup sites. Great!

If you’re the type of person that likes escort sites, I seriously wouldn’t recommend The Other Board unless you’re in Colorado and only if you make sure things are safe and on the up-and-up. I will just say that the site does some shady stuff that I wouldn’t put up with in any other dating site, so just keep that in mind.

Be safe out there and if you’re interested in getting laid, then just use a site that works. Start by checking out the list below and let me know how you make out!

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