XMilfs.com review

The result of our XMilfs.com review: Our test on XMilfs.com turned out to be an insufficient dating website.

XMilfs.com advertises with a free registration and promises that you will find a great match here for a sex date in no time. This sounds great on the first view, but after some research we found out that this portal is nothing more than a cheeky scam with a fake chat.

The online dating site uses fake profiles that are activated by fake operators to entertain the user. But the user does not know about the fake chat and assumes that all profiles on this site show real people. Because of that, the user is willing to pay for an expensive membership. Plus, the operator offers a trial membership that appears like a trap to us. This site is operated by XMilf LLC.

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The online dating portal XMilfs.com looks great on the first view. On the landing page we see the image of a young attractive couple that gives us the impression that it will be easy to find a date here. XMilfs.com offers a free registration and seems to have a lot of members that are open-minded. More information about the online dating platform is missing, as the landing page does not show more content. We only see some links to further legal information, like the terms and conditions or the privacy policy. The link to the imprint is missing, which gives us a bad feeling about the portal and the trustworthiness of the operator.

Bad reviews on the internet

As the imprint is missing, we did some research on the internet to find out more about the online dating site XMilfs.com and its operator. We found many negative reviews about the site and its service. According to that information, this site is a scam with a fake chat, plus it seems like the paid membership is a subscription trap.

As the reputation of the portal is bad we checked the terms and conditions. There we found the evidence that this site is a cheeky rip-off.

In the terms and conditions, it is mentioned that the site uses fake operators:

“THIS SITE UTILIZES FANTASY PROFILES IDENTIFIED AS FANTASY CUTIES. You comprehend, acknowledge, and accept that some of the profiles listed on the Site may be operated by our Site or third-party contractors and are fictitious.”

XMilfs.com is a scam, as the fake operators will get in touch with a new user right after the registration. But a fake operator will not identify as a fictional person so the user assumes that it is a real person. Right after the registration a new member has got a basic-membership, which is free but useless. To read or to write messages a paid membership is needed. All the messages from the fake operators entice the user to get a paid membership. That is what we call a rip-off because the user gets tricked by misleading information by the operator of the site, and again later, by the fake operators.

Automatic renewal policy

Additionally, the operator offers a trial membership which extends automatically. All subscriptions extend automatically, if not cancelled in time. As we see it, the trial membership might be a trap, as it will extend to a normal subscription for a monthly payment. On the internet we found a lot of negative reviews about the site. Former customers complain about the cheeky fake chat and that it is not possible to find one real person here. So, to find a date in real-life is not possible. Just as we thought, some former users complain about the high costs, plus that the subscription extends automatically. It is a trap

Full contact information about the operator is missing as an imprint is not provided. We only found the company`s name, XMilf LLC.

“CANCEL YOUR MEMBERSHIP BEFORE THE END OF THE TRIAL PERIOD BY USING THE ONLINE TOOLS PROVIDED BY OUR PAYMENT PROCESSING AGENT(S), EMAILING SUPPORT@TRUSTEDASSIST.COM OR CALLING OUR CUSTOMER SERVICE AT 800-564-9432 (+1-727-755-7249 OUTSIDE USA).”

The online dating portal XMilfs.com is a rip-off with a fake chat. In the members’ pool are only fake profiles which are activated by fake operators. Those fake operators entice the user to pay for a subscription that will extend automatically. A trial membership is offered that appears like a cheeky trap to us.

We advise against registration and therefore recommend one of our winners.