Scam Site
Review about XPress.comI decided to try the trial membership for $1.95 as I figured what could I lose? Almost immediately I began to recognize shady signs.
Point one, I'm not an ugly guy, nor am I super attractive, but I began to receive a few random emails from pretty hot women. They weren't the over obviously scam emails though, they were more subtle with a short opening like "Hey, what do you do for fun?"
Which brings me to point two. Every single message was like that with, the exact same punctuation. and grammar! Let's be honest for those of us that have experience with internet dating: proper grammar is a rarity.
Point three. The difference between this site and most scam sites is they'll respond asking for money or to check out their personal site. This one is trickier as they do respond directly to your reply emails. Now if this is blatantly obvious in one of their special features or what not, I apologize for being arrogant and dumb, but I believe there is someone who is either compensated or works for the site that is sending out the emails using fake profiles as alias. I believe the goal is to keep you entertained and make you think that you are actually talking to someone interested, when in reality they are sucking up your money.
Conclusion, if you want to take a risk to actually meet real people, or if you want to pay for casual conversation, this is the site for you. Otherwise, buyers beware.