Sex Island Experience Scam: Good Girl Company, Exposed
The Sex Island Experience is a 4day/3night sex and drug-full experience in an exotic location. It has been advertised online for over two years, but finally proved to be a scam. It continued with a fake Sex Island Halloween edition and more to come.
The Good Girl Company scam broke the Internet a couple of years ago when it created an insane amount of controversy about the legality of it. Back then, it was supposed to happen in Cartagena, Colombia, but they canceled it. But there is more.
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Then another similar adventure was advertised for Valentine’s Day, in Trinidad and Tobago. Which didn’t happen, as we received messages (see the Comments section too) from victims who paid $4,500US, but never got to experience the trip. Then the Easter special came along, then the Las Vegas’ 4th of July edition, then so on. Now it’s permanently in Las Vegas. Only…it’s not. 🙂
Look at this girl below. Did you get an email from the organizers that she will be one of the chicks who will serve you?
Yup, they send that to every victim.
We’ll get to the complaints in a second. Meanwhile, feel free to comment at the end of the article if you were a victim of a fake event. Most importantly, watch the video below:
Earlier this month, the Sex Island was advertised as if would take place in Las Vegas, Nevada: a Halloween special, from October 20 to November 2. We just received messages from previous victims. But let’s look at the scam step-by-step.
The idea is, gentlemen, whether you are looking for 40th birthday trip ideas or out-of-this-world adventures, well, the Sex Island Experience is not it. Let’s expose the scam. This article has been constantly updated since the appearance of this fake event. Here is how it started.
Quick Background: The History of a Complex, Believable Scam
The promotional clip advertised “all-inclusive” services for 30 clients, who would be greeted and spoiled by 60 hot girls on a luxury yacht (the one in the Caribbean). In Las Vegas, there were 100 girls promised for 50 guys.
“Incredible sex surprises, all meals included, free alcohol, luxurious bedrooms for each client, yacht parties and of course two sexy DJ” is how the organizers – Good Girls Company – advertise the escape. Even YouTube removed the clip from its platform due to its adult content.
After receiving several criticisms, including from the Government of Cartagena, the organizers announced that they moved the location from Colombia to a new close-by country, Trinidad and Tobago. However, that was just a reason for them to justify the cancellation. The ‘organizers’ also reached out to us, claiming they are not a scam. Read an exclusive tell-all interview with the fake Sex Island Experience reps HERE, featuring shocking shameless statements.
Below is the original Sex Island video that took every man’s brain in 2017:
The price for the lustful trip is $4,500USD, but what really raised eyebrows is the veracity of the event.
First, the promised sex (headlines such as “2 women per man”) brought up the controversy of prostitution. It’s interesting because prostitution was legal in Colombia and some other Caribbean countries, but pimping is a crime, which is why the company organizing the trip is accused of.
Cocaine and marijuana are also decriminalized. However, as mentioned, they moved the event from Colombia to Trinidad and Tobago, and apparently, now there is a new edition that will take place in a different country.
The organizers even go into details on their website by saying that all the girls are STD-free and condoms must be used at all times. However, many critics consider the event a “disturbing and disgusting action”.
“There must be some heavy human trafficking behind it. It seems like a crime, not like a sex paradise. It should be investigated. Not this. We don’t need it, it brings bad publicity to my country”, says local Jessica G.
The Sex Island Las Vegas Scam Exposed: The Same Pattern
We received a few emails already from victims who didn’t want to be named. Here is one of them:
“I paid $4,500 by wire transfer to a bank account in the United States. This is in American dollars, while I am from Canada. They sent the Golden Ticket by email along with the name of the hotel in Trinidad to stay in – Hyatt Regency – where the pickup to go to the yacht was. I traveled to Miami to stay overnight and had a flight booked to Trinidad the next day. On the day before the event I received this email from them:
“There was supposed to be a bus pickup at the Hyatt Regency to go to the yacht. After it was canceled I looked into it a bit and they have used this gambit before. The refund never did arrive and they no longer reply to emails or phone calls. It is a total scam and I am embarrassed that I fell for it. I want to warn other people. They are currently advertising a weekend in April, called Easter April Sex Experience, so they are now trying to steal money from more people.”
“They did not offer another trip in exchange – I think that is because there is not actually any such event as Sex Island. They just take people’s money and then cancel the fake event. Everyone is too embarrassed to report it to anyone so they continue with their scam.”
The scam continued in Las Vegas, the Good Girls Company claiming they have problems with the State of Nevada in order to organize this. Exactly like all the other canceled trips! The pattern is the same: the bogus organizers cancel the non-existent event the day before the start!
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To those interested to buy tickets, the Good Girls Company tells them that they have a few tickets left.
Feel free to comment with your thought below or share this article.
UPDATE: Exclusive Interview With the Bogus Sex Island Experience Organizers
After this article was published, we were contacted by the fake Sex Island Experience organizers. We just finished an exclusive interview with them, which will blow your mind, as many things have changed! Read the interview here. Just keep in mind that the interview was done before the scam was exposed.
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⁉️seriously though y’all, you guys ever hear the phrase..too good to be true⁉️?…”All the SEX,BOOZE, and COCAINE you want…For the low price of $5k”????? ?And to the couple of guys that made the comment, the??➕???should regulate these things because they look so? legit…really dude⁉️????? If u got the kind of?to burn?on booze???? pussy??and coke?for this ?trip, you shouldnt need the???to figure the?out, you have to make these big boy decisions on your own…Here is an idea?do a bit of research before hand.?️♂️?? ?…?I’m embarrassed I need to say this, but….NOT EVERYTHING on the ?⌨&YOUTUBE is ?legit⁉️…Y’all ever here of Fyre Fest???they even had the Kardashians advertise it…Now, that being said…I am truly sorry?that you guys got burned ? from this ??…I will say it Sure as hell sounds like a good time out!♀️♀️?????????? ???
You should check on the so called guest that spilled the beans on the event Fox News and the sun UK both interviewed this so called attendant and what it was like. Those story’s are making people like me think it is real. Luckily the web site seemed fishy and decide to check if it was a scam and cam across your article
Hi, I believe I’ve just been scammed by SexIsland.co. I wired them $4,500 from my American bank this past Monday (6/15/20) which they confirmed receiving and then they emailed me an email attachment with my "Golden Ticket". They asked me to message them back with a meeting spot at McCarran Las Vegas Airport on Friday, June 19th, which I did. In my email, I asked them to confirm their chauffer would pick me up at the spot and time I requested but have not heard back and this was on Monday. In the meanwhile, I created 2 fake email accounts and emailed their client services and sales department at the very same email addresses that are no longer responding to my original email account. Wouldn’t you know, Sex Island representatives immediately emailed back the 2 fake email accounts asking me to wire them $4,500 dollars because there was only 2 tickets left and also attached photos of the alleged remaining girls left to choose from. The problem is that I saw pics of the 2 girls that I originally choose (and was told by Sex Island representative would be saved for me) so they couldn’t still be remaining if Sex Island was a legitimate event. What’s even worse is that several online publications (international and American media outlets) have articles online talking about this event making this scam seem legitimate. How are all these media outlets able to advertise Sex Island without actually verifying its legitimacy?
This is a scam. Wired $4500 last week and now company is claiming they are having issues with Nevada state government about holding event.
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Its a complete SCAM! I bought a "ticket" for the July 4th party in Vegas and on July 3rd they told me this event and the August event is cancelled. I have not received any of my money back and they continue to promote the events to scam.more people. Nobody wanted this to be real more then me however it is not. Do NOT buy a ticket.
I’m a woman and I think it’s great- do they have it for women? Lots of us would love it. And maybe woman woman and man man versions too…. I’d pay to have no strings attached sex with tons of guys who want to adore me and pleasure me and make me feel like a queen. Bring it on!
an honest opinion? its about time!
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It is a complete SCAM. Paid the $4500 but the event got cancelled before it happened due to so called ‘issues at the border’. Well I already flew to Trinidad and there were no issues at all. Please everybody don’t fall into this trap. I’ve been trying to get back my money but there is no reply anymore to emails or phone calls.
I was having regular communication with one of the customer service reps before I purchased my ticket. Her name was Zara and was very helpful and even sent pictures of the "girls" that would be attending the event. After I paid for the ticket all communication has stopped. I’ve made several attempts to contact this Zara person but no response. Of course like an idiot I did my research after I paid and am starting to see articles about how they are just a scam. So it looks as if I’ve been cheated of 4500. I still have all emails in case anyone would like to see for themselves.
Seems 90% of this article is based on the uninformed emotional opinions of random persons. Are you sure this was not done by the imposter company? I see that on the website they would pick up guests at airport. Yet this person was told to stay at a hotel.??!! Unless they changed the instructions given to guests..sounds like a discrepancy there. Is he the same victim posting on their youtube videos? If so..he stated he got a $3700 refund out of the$4500. If he isnt the same guy then maybe there is someone else we should here from. Interesting.
I would not do this myself as I would not want to be around people using drugs. but I would not stop it. It’s a free world you can whatever you want. I doubt many hetero males would have a problem with this idea. the only ones who do are 1. the church and women— the 2 great entities that always try to control the lives of males and try to tell them what they can and can’t do and 2. any and all local governments because they are not making any taxes or profit from it.
Panamá Is where the ship is registered not where it’s currently moored. Most of the world sea vessels are either registered in Panama or Cyprus for tax reasons
apparently these guys ran and left people without a forwarding address and no party- can you interview him again and see whats true