HornyContacts.com review

HornyContacts.com is supposedly an online dating website. After having a quick look at the landing site, we immediately knew that this site uses a fake chat service and is a subscription rip-off. The reason is that this portal is identical in its design to countless others we have written about before. As usual, the only difference lies in the cover image of the landing page. In this case, we can see a cute and elegant lady. To be honest, this photo doesn’t scream “horny contacts” at all.

Either way, we were not surprised. This is typical of a dating scam designed by InfraWeb Solution LTD, which is a company registered in Hong Kong. We have had plenty of experience in dealing with this operator as well as several other platforms within their network. Just like we’ve seen before in many other reviews on the same company, the Terms of Service reveal that the platform uses automated messages. Furthermore, the conditions for the subscription are deceitful and trap the user in a recurring membership that is impossible to cancel.

HornyContacts.com is a phony online dating site. The landing site encourages us to “switch on our loving mode” and find tons of horny women. The appearance of the site is generally contradictory. On one hand, it seems like it could be a website for finding hookups, but on the other hand, it appeals to a more relationship-oriented audience. This is not unusual for InfraWeb Solution LTD, a shady operator supposedly based in Hong Kong.

In fact, this company seems to operate within a network of dubious dating service providers. They all create identical rip-offs, which we can immediately be identified by us due to our experience in this industry. After all, we have written countless reviews about these serial scammers.

Fake chat service

As the Terms and Conditions revealed, users will immediately start receiving automated messages. These messages will be sent by other profiles. Even if these accounts were set up by a real person, those people would have no idea they were reaching out to other users. At the end of the day, this is a way to create the illusion of an active chat. The new visitor won’t even be able to read the messages unless they purchase a premium subscription. This is a setup since there is no way to confirm that the profiles are genuine until we’ve already signed up for the paid membership.

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

A user may choose to send certain forms of automated messages to other users, which may vary from time to time and include but are not limited to Flirtcasts or Promote my account messages (‘Custom Messages”). These Elistom Messages may be in the form of template messages with pre-composed text, or may be a Custom message edited by the sending user.

As it is our desire to provide you with a full range of products and services, in order to do that we will share your details across our Partner Sites (see our Privacy Policy – Creation of Duplicate Profiles across our Partner Sites), and we will market our different products and services to you.

Subscription trap

Users should be wary of the trial subscription in particular. The Terms of Use were written in such a way that this seemingly great opportunity is actually a trap. The website offers a fantastic deal at face value, inviting users to test the platform for just a few pounds. However, this membership is automatically renewed just like in most subscription rip-offs. And similarly, it must be cancelled with a 72-hour notice. This condition is impossible to fulfil, so the buyer gets trapped in a maze of never-ending renewals. For this reason, the website was clearly designed to scam their customers.

HornyContacts.com is an online dating scam that is identical to many others created by InfraWeb Solution, an operator based in Hong Kong. As per usual, the website hosts a fake chat rip-off where no real meetings will be possible. These fantasy characters try to trick users into trying a special promotion that will eventually be impossible to cancel. The Terms of Use are clear about this, but most people never bother reading the fine print.