JuicySexyHookup.com review

JuicySexyHookup.com is a casual dating website for people who are interested in something quick and uncomplicated. At the same time, the landing site claims that this is the place for users to find their true love. As a result, what we saw and what the site claimed were contradictory. The platform was developed by a strange company named Internet Services, which operates from the Seychelles. That made us worry because it would be very difficult to contact them or take legal action with the operator if problems were to occur.

For our review, we created a simple account and analysed the Terms of Use in detail. During our research, we found out that the website has a fake chat service where no profiles are real. The ladies in the members’ area take the initiative to start a conversation with any new visitor. The service is supposedly free. However, users will need to provide their bank card details for the sum of one dollar. In theory, this is just to verify our age. However, it’s a terrible idea since the website is a total scam.

JuicySexyHookup.com is a dating portal for having casual hook-ups and is apparently almost free to use. The company behind this website is an obscure operator called Internet Services. They seem to be registered in the Seychelles, but it is very difficult to confirm given their inconspicuous name. They may not even be registered at all since the only contact option available is an e-mail address. The Terms and Conditions are rather unclear, so we consider this to be a risky rip-off.

Fishy ladies

The landing page on JuicySexyHookup.com shows an image of a woman turning her back to us and seductively taking off her shirt. If we pay attention to the little text at the bottom of the page, we are subtly informed about the existence of a fake chat service on the platform.

As soon as we logged in to our account for the first time, we received tons of messages from sultry ladies eager to get our attention. They repeatedly tried to convince us to upload a profile photo. However, these messages were obviously automated and were sent from fake accounts. We later confirmed this when we read the Terms and Conditions, which clarified for us that users shouldn’t expect anything else than a sexy virtual experience.

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

5.1    Please, note that while using Our Services You may sometimes interact with automated online accounts and/or fictitious profiles, which its interactions have been generated by or with the assistance of automated programs or scripts, or by real persons that have been contracted or employed by Us (hereinafter “Bots”, “Automated Profiles” or “Fictitious profiles”). These Automated Profiles are being used within the Services for enhancing Your amusement experience and providing You with entertaining services, which helps You to better intercommunicate with another user who is a real human being.

5.2.    Bear in mind that none of the content or actions made by Automated Profiles are the result of, or arise in connection with, a natural person’s profile or otherwise User Content. None of the dialogues with the Automated Profiles really exist and have been generated exclusively by programming.

Profile verification

It just sounded too good to be true. Overall, the site’s services were free, and gorgeous sexy ladies were hitting on us left and right. We have enough experience with reviewing dating sites to know that everything we mentioned so far was red flags pointing to an obvious rip-off.

The trap here is that they ask users to verify that you’re over 18. They claim that by doing so, users will get full access to the platform. The excuse the site makes to ask for verification is that the website features adult content. Therefore, according to the site, users need to provide their credit card details to confirm their age. This is very risky, considering the operator is unreliable and has earned a terrible reputation. We’ve seen them build up a network of similar online dating scams, so we wouldn’t recommend it.

JuicySexyHookup.com is a website that is supposed to be for people looking for easy sex. It is free but requires an account age verification. Theoretically, this is to ensure that all the users are over 18, but that’s just an excuse. Their preferred method for verifying age is getting users to provide their credit card details. This is risky and pointless since there are no real profiles on the website. All-in-all, users would be giving such sensitive information to an obscure company called Internet Services, from the Seychelles.