Caymander.com review

The dating platform Caymander.com invites users to sign up and get laid in the Cayman Islands. It defines itself as a dating community where adventurous people can connect with like-minded adults in paradise for hot sexual experiences. It doesn’t matter if users are a local or a tourist. They can try to put some spice in his/her vacation. Caymander.com claims to be the perfect place to help users find their ideal match within the Cayman Islands. Let’s find out if it’s true.

To verify the validity of these claims, we set up a new account, checked the Terms and Conditions, looked for clues of a possible rip-off, and searched the internet for past user reviews and first-hand experiences. We strongly recommend our readers to not believe a single word of what is written on the landing page of Caymander.com. It is in fact a scam with a fake chat service. In the legal notes, it is clearly stated that some of the profiles on this website are fictitious. The messages coming from those profiles were automatically generated by a piece of software.

Users are not adequately informed about this cheeky trick. As a result, they end up spending a lot of money without having a chance of meeting someone from the site in real life. Caymander.com is operated by Tyche Technologies AG, a company based in Zug, Switzerland.

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Caymander.com promises hot encounters and erotic adventures in the Cayman Islands. The landing page encourages users to register for free and experience an ultimate connection with open-minded people who are willing to get naughty. The advanced search and filter system allows users to find someone who shares their fantasies, whether it is BDSM, threesomes, or anything else that turns them on.

The homepage looked really promising. At first, we were tempted to believe that this was a reliable, safe, and effective dating platform. However, as soon as we found out that the site’s operator was Tyche Technologies AG, we quickly realized that we misjudged the site. The company that operates the site, which is based in Zug, Switzerland, is infamous for many other rip-offs. We have already written countless reviews that exposed them. There is no reason to think that Caymander.com could be any better than they were before.

Fictitious characters

In the Terms and Conditions, we found evidence that Caymander.com is a fake chat scam. The company admits to using fantasy profiles to promote greater participation in the paid services. These accounts are not related to any genuine members. All the communications coming from such profiles are completely made up by artificial intelligence. Since users cannot distinguish fake profiles from genuine ones, they have no chance to arrange a real date.

The following passage was excerpted from the terms and conditions

You acknowledge and agree that some of the profiles posted on the website that you may communicate with as a member may be fictitious. The purpose of our creating these profiles is to provide our members with entertainment, to allow members to explore our Service and to promote greater participation in our Service. The messages they send are computer generated. Messages from the user profiles we create attempt to simulate communications

Misleading advertisement

Visitors to the initial page are invited to join Caymander.com for free. This is not a scam because registration is actually free. However, it is highly misleading, especially for those people who are new to this kind of platform. Free registration means that you can only create a profile and browse the users’ database, but you cannot send messages.

If you want to unlock the chat features, users need to subscribe to a premium membership. The 1-month plan costs $24. The price seems fair, but there is a catch. All subscriptions renew automatically until canceled by the user. The termination procedure is not adequately explained. We don’t have any legal proof, but we suspect that this could be a subscription trap.

Caymander.com made a great first impression. It looked like a solid choice for everyone searching for fun in the Cayman Islands. After extensive research, it turned out to be a scam. This platform is run by an untrustworthy company that is responsible for a huge network of dating websites, all of which contain fake profiles created to deceive genuine members. Our recommendation is to stay clear of Caymander.com and any other website operated by Tyche Technologies AG.

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