Eroticy.com
Explore your sexuality, and the many ways men are separated from their money

I wish I had gone to usacomplaints.com before I foolishly forked over my debit card information to that fraudster adult website Eroticy.com. It looks like I've been going through the same things everyone else has been.

I first signed up for the 3-day free trial. I loved all the bells and whistles. But then, when my free trial ended, I suddenly received several emails from women who seemed interested. So, of course, I signed up, and surprise, surprise, no more messages came.

When I did manage to hear from some of the members, the messages I got were either racy or boring. One was downright weird. And I would go two to three weeks before I heard from any of the members again. Doesn't exactly make it easy to set up dates or chat sessions.

I visited usacomplaints.com a few days ago, and happened upon this report about Eroticy and Webcapades. My suspicions have been confirmed.

I sent three messages (from my personal e-mail account) to Lisa@eroticy.com this week, and of course, my account is still active, and I did get two e-mails telling me that I have to check my e-mail on Eroticy because someone has been trying to reach me.

Turns out that these messages were from the same phony women who are probably paid to send messages to tease guys into buying into Eroticy.com.

I really think that site should be shut down, and refunds issued to everybody. I'm thinking of mailing "Lisa" a certified letter asking them to cease and desist debiting my checking account and cancel my membership.

Looks like I'll have to call my PrePaid Legal lawyers. At least I'll get my money's worth out of THAT plan...

Jason
Mesa, Arizona
U.S.

Company: Eroticy.com
Country: USA
Site: eroticy.com

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