SexTomorrow.com review

SexTomorrow.com promises to be the best place on the internet to find hookups and casual sex, in your local area. The homepage contains a suggestive background image of an attractive woman. It also features dozens of sexually explicit pictures. The women in these pictures are supposedly members of the website, who you can meet after signing up. The operator of this site is Meteor Interactive BV, which is a company from Groot-Ammers, in The Netherlands.

We are quite familiar with this operator, and we have given them many poor reviews in the past. Hoping that SexTomorrow.com would be different, we investigated the website. Sadly, we found that it is no different from the other scam websites from this operator. It is a fake chat scam and a rip-off.

The website admits to employing fictitious profiles, and states in the Terms and Conditions, that it is simply an “entertainment” platform. Many visitors to the landing page would be misled into believing it is a legit dating site, where they can find local hookups. Also, accessing the chatting feature on this website is very expensive. Users are required to purchase virtual “credits”, to send messages to the fictitious profiles. There is no chance of meeting anyone genuine here.

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Though SexTomorrow.com advertises itself as a dating site, where members can find casual sex and hookups, with attractive local singles, this is not the case. In our experience testing out the website and reading the lengthy terms of service, we discovered that it is another fake chat scam. The terms reveal that it is, in fact, a fantasy entertainment service, and not a place to find real dates. Additionally, users must pay for each message they send here.

The operator of this website is notorious for this type of rip-off. This operator goes by the name Meteor Interactive BV. This company is based in Groot-Ammers, The Netherlands. We have given them countless negative reviews in the past, and they also have a bad reputation online.

Full of fictitious profiles

Reading through the Terms and Conditions of SexTomorrow.com, we saw that the operator admits to using fake chat moderators and computer chatbots. It states that these accounts cannot be met in real life, but that they will interact with users on the site. This is a misleading scam because most people would assume that these accounts are genuine. The fake chat operators’ main objective is to convince unknowing users to spend as much money as possible. They do this by sending enticing invitations to chat and generating long conversations.

The terms also claim that it is easy to notice fake profiles because they are marked with a special heart icon. Though we did notice this icon on the profiles, most users would not notice it. If they did not read the terms, they would not even know to look for this symbol and would assume that the profiles are real.

From the Terms and Conditions

You also understand that this is a fantasy entertainment Service and that (i) the profiles are fictional and your interactions will be with operators; (ii) we do not conduct background or criminal record checks on users, or verify their identity, and you accept all risk of interacting with people via the Service…Profiles marked with a heart icon […] are fictional entertainers’ profiles rather than members profiles, physical contact with these profiles is not possible…Exchange Credits to send or receive messages or photos, chat or engage in other Services activities beyond what is offered at no charge.

Expensive entertainment

In addition to fake profiles, this website is also quite expensive. Users are required to purchase expensive bundles of “credits” before they can send messages. Each message you send must be paid for. Since the profiles here are fictitious, this is a rip-off. Users could find themselves spending a lot of money in just one conversation with a fake chat operator.

Despite seeming like a promising place to meet local hookups, our experience reviewing SexTomorrow.com, run by Meteor Interactive BV, from the Netherlands, revealed that it is just another fake chat scam. The terms state that this is an entertainment service, though most people would be led to believe that they can meet real people here. Since users must pay for each message that they send, this is an expensive rip-off. We have also given this operator many negative reviews in the past, so we cannot recommend this site.

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