Is anyone a member of Dressplay and has anyone been able to contact them? I signed up a couple of months ago and they haven't posted anything since November 3rd. I have reached out to support and received no response and their social media sites have gone silent as well. Looks like I was scammed unfortunately.

Googling 'dressplay.com' returns a 404 'page not found.'

First hit for me on google, but not going to the site as this post feels a little stealth-advert spam.

This looks like a site in the eromaxx network. Not sure there are any new scenes being made. I think they stopped new content around 2016.

If you type the URL directly into the browser it takes you to the site. They've posted a lot of pictures of new scenes on their feed, some of which have been released and have released about 20 scenes (only about a third of them are WAM) so the site was operational until recently. As has been mentioned, they're part of the Erromax network but apparently their support team is separate. At least that's what I was told when I tried contacting through Erromax.

Looks like they're only serving the site on the www host, www.dressplay.com, if I go to the bare-host dressplay.com I get the 404.


I remember looking at this when it was in pre-release mode, looked interesting but complicated membership-plus-credits system, so to get content you apparently needed to both pay a monthly subscription *and* then buy credits on top to actually access the content. Looks like they now throw in 50 free credits with the base membership - but there's no indication of how many videos that will let you buy, I can't see any obvious credits-per-video pricing anywhere and personally I'm not about to drop 30 euros a month on something where I might only get a very limited number of scenes and the only way to see the actual pricing is to join. It does say "summer special 9.99 per video" at the top but is that credits, euros, or what? Do credits have decimal divisions, or is the "50 free credits" like 0.50?

In my experience most buyers of WAM scenes tend to want a nice simple model, here's the site, here's the membership fee, you can download all the current content which is displayed on the preview page, or here's the store, here's the scenes, each with an individual price to download, add them to the cart one by one (and sometimes a buy-2-get-one-free or whatever). Anything with opaque pricing is just going to put people off, in my view.

So in answer to the OP's post, I suspect not any kind of scam, rather just a business model that's failed to take off.