Kinkymistresses

What Kinkymistresses is and what the saving looks like

Kinkymistresses is a female domination video site owned and operated by BoFeWo B.V. of Posterholt in the Netherlands, which the terms of use and every footer name, together with a Dutch chamber of commerce number and a VAT ID. The join page pitches wild, kinky femdom movies with regular updates, and the terms describe the product more plainly: customers buy a subscription to reach a membership area where they can watch videos and image sets in digital format for their own use. The storefront runs on a shop platform called Shopmaker, which the footer names, and its pages come in English and German.

The plans on the join page do not renew. Each one is a fixed block of access, paid once, and the page prints "Recurs: No" under every length. The saving comes in two forms. The join page puts a "Special offer" label on the 90 day plan, and longer plans carry a lower monthly figure. Separately, paying with cryptocurrency earns a stated percentage discount beside the crypto payment button. Both are set out below with the figures the page gives, followed by the billing and refund rules in the terms.

The plan ladder

The join page lists three plan lengths: 30 days, 90 days and 180 days, with the 90 day plan placed first under the "Special offer" label. All three are paid in one payment and none recurs. Each lists the same four ways to pay: credit cards, cryptocurrencies, prepayment and online bank transfer. Prices are shown in Swiss francs, and a currency selector lists others from the euro to the South African rand. The notes under the form then say the shop always bills in euros, at the daily franc-to-euro rate of the European Central Bank, so the franc figure is the reference and the charge itself is in euros.

In October 2026 the join page priced the 30 day plan at CHF27.89. The 90 day plan was shown as CHF24.80 a month, billed in one payment of CHF74.41, and the 180 day plan as CHF21.72 a month, billed in one payment of CHF130.29. The monthly figures on the two longer plans are the page's own presentation of those prepaid blocks. The page prints no regular price for the 90 day plan beside its label and no date on which the label ends.

The crypto discount

In October 2026 the payment section named Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin "and others" and printed a 10% discount for paying with cryptocurrency, set between arrows beside that button. It is attached to the payment method, not to a plan, and the page states no plan exclusion, no end date and no rule on combining it with the 90 day label. For a buyer who already pays in crypto, it is a reduction for doing nothing different.

After the pass ends, and other ways in

Because the plans do not recur, there is no trial that converts and no renewal price to compare. The join page says the login stays valid after a subscription expires: the member signs in again and buys a new pass to regain access. It also says the same login works across all shops powered by Shopmaker, though a subscription still has to be bought in each to gain access there. The pages do not name those other shops.

The terms open one more route: single updates can be bought instead of a subscription, and the site menu carries a Cart link beside Videos and Models. No price for a single update appears on the join page or the terms. The terms add that if a purchased download arrives broken and cannot be replaced, the price of that single download is refunded.

The join page lists no add-on or cross-sale. It does include a line offering a newsletter about updates of this shop and of similar websites, with an unsubscribe note; the page does not show whether that line is ticked in advance. The form also asks the buyer to confirm they are over 18 and have read the terms of use, and it offers sign-in through an outside account with the promise that nothing will be posted in the buyer's name.

Billing

Card payment is offered for Visa and Mastercard; the home page headline reads "We accept credit cards". Prepayment is described as available worldwide, and the page warns that processing takes at least one bank day. Online bank transfer is offered in Austria, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom, shown as flags, with access granted immediately.

The join page states how a card charge will read: a discreet entry, "vtsup*BoFeWo B.V", on the cardholder statement. That is the one billing descriptor given. No card processor is named. The terms list the accepted methods again as credit cards, cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Ether and others), prepayment and online bank transfer, and place any legal proceedings under Dutch law.

Getting out and refunds

With no recurring plan on the join page, a pass simply runs out at the end of its block. The terms still cover the recurring case: a customer who bought a recurring subscription can cancel it at any time by choosing "My subscription" in the top navigation bar, and every footer carries a Cancel contract link next to the complaints and content-removal policies.

On refunds, the terms say requests are handled case by case and ask the buyer to contact the shop with the details. No time window, percentage or condition is stated, and the one fixed rule is the refund of a broken single download that cannot be replaced. On the 180 day block, the largest single payment on the page, the refund wording is discretionary rather than a stated guarantee.

The terms also reserve the right to refuse a chosen username or to end access data without giving a reason, say that no right exists to regular updates of the service, and rule out any claim when the site is briefly offline for maintenance or technical faults.

What the money buys, and who it suits

Access covers the site's videos and image sets for personal use. The terms say videos may be watched and not downloaded, while the join page notes that some content may not be downloadable but is streamable, so streaming is the format to expect. The terms forbid sharing the login, make the member liable for anyone else using it, and limit the media to the member's own computer.

The offer suits a buyer who wants a single, non-renewing purchase and nothing to cancel later. The 30 day pass fits a short look at the catalog, while the 90 day label and the lower monthly figures on the longer blocks favor someone who knows they will stay. The crypto discount fits a buyer who pays that way already. It is a weaker fit for someone who wants a cheap trial, since none is offered, or who needs a written refund right beyond case-by-case review.