Wifeys World Review

What greets a visitor is a compliance card and nothing else: an eighteen-plus entry panel carrying the RTA label, ASACP membership, a parental-controls link, terms and privacy. There is a Leave button. There is no tour.

The brand behind it is one of the older amateur names in the business, built on a single couple's home-made material, and the design of the entry card — recently styled, with its own token-based stylesheet — suggests someone is still maintaining the site. That is the extent of what can be established from outside.

The Fox does not rate what he cannot see, and a card with two buttons gives a prospective member no idea of the archive's size, its update schedule, its price or its current state. If you know the name and want back in, the login is there. If you are choosing between amateur paysites today, every competitor in this batch tells you more about itself in ten seconds than this one does at all.