Suck Me VR Review

Categories is spelled wrong in the top bar. It is a small thing, and it is the first thing a paying visitor sees, on a product being sold as premium.

Behind it the front page is three headings deep: a welcome, a most-popular shelf and a latest shelf. No scene count, no update schedule, no sample, no dates. Everything a subscriber would want to know before subscribing is left for after.

The positioning that is offered is geographic. Eastern European performers in 3D — stated in the page title, repeated in the meta description, repeated again in the welcome paragraph. Nationality is doing the work that a catalogue or a release cadence usually does.

Network and Bonus Sites are both menu items, so membership is presented as reaching past this address, without naming a single one of the sites it reaches. And Models Wanted sits in the footer: a recruitment call to performers on the same page that sells to viewers, which is a combination worth noticing before deciding what kind of operation this is.