FoxyHussies.com review

FoxyHussies.com was designed to seem like a dating site for finding easy hookups. There is a message on the landing page that is directed at visitors. From this message, visitors are asked if they would like to find someone tonight. The landing page also features an image of a busty redhead in blue lingerie. We are also shown a collection of thumbnails showing alleged users. The site also promises that 1.3 million people are looking for someone on the platform to have an affair with. That was hard to believe since the promise came from such an unknown website.

The fine print under the registration form revealed that the website really was a fake chat scam that contained computer-generated profiles. This is typical of Maunaloa LTD, the company behind this rip-off. They are based in Nicosia, Cyprus. They operate an online network of treacherous websites from this location. We have confirmed many times before from the multiple online reviews we have written about them.

FoxyHussies.com looks like a dating platform, but it is just a fake chat scam that targets men who are desperate for sex. The portal was designed by Maunaloa LTD, a Cyprus-based operator. Our experiences with this company have been consistently disappointing, and this website was no exception. As usual, the platform offers a service almost entirely based on a chat feature where users can only interact with fictitious profiles.

Revenue streams

FoxyHussies.com has two different income streams. One of them is ad revenue, in which the platform features several ads with adult content. The other source of income comes from user subscriptions, which is when users decide to pay to interact with fictitious profiles. The most problematic part about this is that many customers may not realize they aren’t chatting with a real person on this platform until it’s too late. The fictitious profiles are extremely proactive at contacting every single new visitor with alluring messages, hoping to get them to pay for a spicy conversation through the fake chat service.

There are plenty of warnings about fictitious profiles, but they are all found in the fine print of the legal terms. Needless to say, most people tend to ignore such legal disclaimers as we have evidently seen in countless online reviews. Naturally, the operator is fully aware of such behaviour, so we believe that the website is intentionally misleading users.

Excerpt from the GTC (as of 24/02/2024)

At times while using our services, you may come into contact with these profiles, which have been generated by either real individuals contracted or employed by us, or by automated programs and scripts (“Automated Profiles”).

By using the Services, you acknowledge and agree to grant us a royalty-free, global, perpetual, irrevocable, non-exclusive, and sublicensable right to use and process your Content through any format or medium, provided that such use and processing are compliant with applicable data privacy laws.

Bad deal

The users can send messages through the chat feature by purchasing “credits.” These credits work as a virtual currency that can only be used on the platform. They only work for a certain amount of time. The smallest credit package costs £16.97 and expires after only one day. This rip-off clearly isn’t worth the effort of joining this site.

After those 24 hours, these memberships automatically turn into monthly subscriptions for £69.97 and get renewed every 30 days until cancelled. We suspect that getting rid of your membership will turn into a nightmare. Unfortunately, it is often very complicated to contact these shady operators, especially when requesting to terminate subscriptions.

FoxyHussies.com claims to be a dating website for men looking for a hookup or an affair. However, our experience with the site revealed that the website really was a fake chat scam that traps users in a shady subscription. More than likely, the contract will be very hard to cancel. The company, Maunaloa LTD, will continue charging users indefinitely. After all, subscriptions are automatically renewed and there isn’t an effective way of contacting the operator.