FetishSpace.com review

FetishSpace.com claims to be a dating portal that is perfect for people who are into a variety of fetishes. Unfortunately, it is just a fancy façade created to attract potential scam victims. This site uses a fake chat service where none of the profiles are real. Instead, the fictitious accounts are machine-generated or copied from other rip-off dating sites found in the operator’s same network. The company behind this fraud is Creative Network Alliance sp zoo, an operator from Bydgoszcz, Poland. Given our experience in this online industry, we know that their websites cannot be trusted.

Still, we created a temporary profile for our review which was free of cost. However, chatting with fictitious characters costs an arm and a leg. Therefore, it is not worth it. Trying to find a real person here would be like finding a needle in a haystack. Our suspicions were further confirmed when we read the Terms of Use.

FetishSpace.com tries to entice users by offering free registration. The landing site showcases an image of a beautiful young woman. We have seen the same picture being displayed on other identical rip-offs. It is just a cover photo designed by Creative Network Alliance sp zoo, from Bydgoszcz, Poland, to entice gullible users. They hope to scam as many of them as possible. They covertly admitted to the use of fake profiles by dropping the term “professional chat partners.”

Proactive profiles

It is noteworthy that the company has put zero effort into selecting profile pictures that may look as if the owners were remotely interested in fetishism. The images seem to have been picked from some random conventional dating site at best. If you’re looking for some action beyond “vanilla,” this is not it. However, we immediately started receiving lots of invitations to engage in wild sex. This was quite strange since our test profile was completely empty. There was no doubt these messages were automatically generated.

The Terms of Use reveal that any face-to-face encounter is absolutely impossible. For this reason, it is not fair to trick users into believing this is an option at all. There is no reasonable way of assessing whether a profile is real or not. The fantasy profiles on this website bait users through fake chat services to scam them. Even if you’d be interested in a hot cyber fantasy, these characters are only designed to keep the conversation going in circles, so you will never get any genuine satisfaction.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 31/10/2023)

For the entertainment of the users, Creative Network Alliance uses animators and operators as *professional chat partners that are not marked separately in the system. This service is provided in the highest quality. No real meetings are possible with these operators. Users can only send them messages within the portal.

Expensive system

The goal is to get users to spend as much money as possible on the chat feature. All communication is paid for through a so-called “credit” or “coin” system. Customers need to prepay for a coin package. For each message sent, a number of coins will be deducted. Soon enough, the virtual wallet will be empty again, and the user will have to top up to continue chatting. This rip-off is extremely expensive for the user. Particularly if they end up getting hooked on these pointless conversations. At best, users may get a bland virtual flirt out of the experience.

FetishSpace.com comes across as a paradise for people who are into fetishism. However, it is just a rip-off. The portal hosts a fake chat service where there are no genuine users. It is extremely expensive to communicate with these fictitious characters, who have no qualms about enticing new users with spicy messages. Creative Network Alliance sp zoo created this scam. In fact, this is not the first review that we’ve written on this dubious company.