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TSseeker review
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Good for: No one looking for a real date: its own terms say staff write to members.
Skip it if: You want to meet an actual trans woman. Use Taimi, OkCupid or Feeld.
Visit TSseeker
TSseeker is a paid flirt site run by Intermaxgroup AG in Switzerland and aimed at men who want to meet trans women. Its terms are unusually frank about what it is: the site uses "animators who are not explicitly identified" to write to users, reply to contact requests and hold erotic chats "without the prospect of an actual meeting", and may create "virtual profiles".
So some, perhaps many, of the people who message you are paid staff, and you are paying per message or per subscription to talk to them. Subscriptions renew automatically, credits are non-refundable, and the terms say a disputed charge can leave you owing bank fees of up to $50. Conversations may be recorded.
We list it because it is an offer we could promote and because people search for it; we'd rather you read this first. If what you want is erotic chat and you know it isn't real, that is your call. If you want to date trans women, respectfully, the free apps are where trans women actually are. See our guide to trans dating scams.
Is TSseeker legit?
TSseeker is a real company's site (Intermaxgroup AG, Switzerland), and its own terms say it uses unidentified paid "animators" and may create "virtual profiles" to chat with members, with no prospect of a meeting. So it is legal, but not a way to meet real trans women. Our trans dating scams guide shows how to spot this in any site's terms.
The facts
- Cost
- Free to join; contact needs paid membership or credits. The terms say subscriptions renew automatically for the same period, credits are non-refundable, and a disputed charge can cost you bank fees of up to $50.[1]
- Who uses it
- No user numbers are published, and we found no independent figures. (Our own check: no published source found.)
- Verification & safety tools
- We found no member photo or ID verification. (Our own check: no published source found.)
- Privacy record
- Run by Intermaxgroup AG in Switzerland. The terms say voice, image and text conversations may be recorded and stored for fraud and chargeback purposes.[1]
- Bots, fakes & regulators
- The terms say the site uses "animators who are not explicitly identified" to write to users, answer contact requests and hold erotic chats "without the prospect of an actual meeting", and may create "virtual profiles". In plain English: some of the people messaging you are staff, and you pay to talk to them.[1]