Mofos

What it is and what it costs

Mofos is a paid video network, and the footer's copyright line names Aylo Premium Ltd. The page title describes it as amateur POV videos, and the join block says a membership includes "Unlimited Streaming To Our Entire Library, Weekly Updates, 20 Channels ALL IN ONE MEMBERSHIP". The pages describe no free tier: the home page shows a feed of recent titles with dates, and watching means joining.

What a buyer should know first is how the money moves. The join block offers a 2-day trial and 3 longer memberships, all labeled streaming only; downloads cost extra. Payments run through a set of named billers, the terms list 5 names that may show on a statement, and canceling is a section on the Mofos support site that a member logs into.

Paying and stopping

On the statement question, the billing clause of the terms reads: "Probiller, AyloBill, Vendo, Segpay, WTS, or others (depending on Subscriber geographical location) may appear on Subscriber's credit card, bank statement, or phone bill for all applicable charges." That sentence is the closest the pages come to a descriptor. They do not print a single merchant string, and the list is open-ended ("or others"). If several sites are joined in one transaction, the statement lists each purchase, and the terms add that the biller may include other information on the statement where card association, telephone and NACHA rules require it. A debit is executed on the account when a checking account is used.

The footer names the billers a buyer will meet: "Please visit our Authorized Payment Processors Vendo Segpay. We use Probiller as our trusted biller". Mofos's support site closes with a "PROCESSED BY" line naming Aylo Billing US Corp at an Austin, Texas address and Aylo Billing Limited at a Cyprus address, and the terms add that Aylo Billing Limited is incorporated in Ireland. The join block accepts credit card, SEPA, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and crypto currency, and it notes that sales tax may be added where applicable. Per the preamble of the terms, the charge lands as soon as the order is placed, a payment email follows, and questions get an answer within 2 working days. Age can be checked after the sale: a buyer who fails that verification has the purchase voided, and the terms leave any money back to discretion, saying a refund "may be issued".

Renewal is automatic. The terms say fees renew at or after the end of the selected term unless notice of cancellation is received, and that renewals may be notified in the account or by email. If a charge fails, the biller may retry for the amount due or a lower amount once, then return to the full amount. It may suspend or cancel the membership if no valid payment method works, and an administration fee may be applied to keep a subscription temporarily active until the next attempt. Free trials and promotions may also carry a nominal verification fee, which the terms say is automatically reversed or refunded.

Canceling has 4 routes in the terms, and the first one listed is to visit the support site, go to the Cancel section and log in. The others are the Support link in the Members' Area footer, the support team's contact options, and the cancellation links inside transaction receipts. Either side can end a subscription by chat, telephone or online notice, and the subscriber stays responsible for charges up to the termination date. Chat and email help run on weekdays between 10:00AM and 6:00PM EST, according to the support page, and the main site's footer carries its own cancellation policy link.

Refunds are by request through customer support, and "Refunds or credits will not be issued for partially used Memberships". The terms set windows by payment method: credit card refund requests must come within 120 days of the transaction, and requests for alternative methods such as gift cards or cryptocurrency within 90 days, when technically feasible. Every request is decided case by case at the biller's sole discretion, and money that is returned is credited only to the method that paid, never as cash or a check. Members in the EU have a 14-day right of withdrawal, which the terms say ends once performance begins if the buyer asks for immediate access and waives it, and the terms then say no refund is available for that purchase. Chargebacks are investigated and may block later purchases.

In October 2026 the trial was listed at $1.00 for 2 days, with limited access and no downloads. After those 2 days the trial rolls into $39.99 every 30 days until the member cancels, the page says. That rebill amount differs from the plain 30 day membership, listed the same month at $32.99 billed every 30 days. The 6 month membership was $89.99, rebilling every 180 days, and the 12 month membership was $124.99, rebilling every 365 days. The terms add an administration fee of up to $2.00 for a failed renewal, and they do not guarantee a copy of the account of charges beyond 365 days after the subscription date.

Account, data and the site's rules

Joining means creating an account with a username and password and picking a payment method at checkout. The privacy notice describes essential, analytics, functionality and targeting cookies, including cross-site tracking cookies for ads, and a banner on the front page asks visitors to accept all, accept only essential or manage preferences. It says some personal information goes to the billing company for advertising and retargeting. Deleting an account is possible, and the notice gives itself 1 month to respond to data requests, after identity checks. The terms also contain an opt-out clause: offers may arrive with a pre-selected choice, and if the subscriber does not deselect it, the site may pass profile information to the third party making the offer. Logins are watched too: subscribers acknowledge that the controller may use special software to track each entry to the site, and access rights may not be handed to anyone else.

Cypriot law governs the terms, any dispute is to be settled in Cyprus, and their header carries an Oct 8, 2026 date. The 2257 page says the owners and operators are not the primary producer of the content, and gives a custodian of records in Montréal, Canada. Content rules are covered in the terms and in a separate anti-trafficking statement: a stated zero-tolerance policy on illegal content, performers presenting 2 forms of government identification on set, and review of content before publication. A content removal form lets anyone report content, including a performer withdrawing from a consent agreement, and complaints are addressed within 5 business days.

When the front page was opened in October 2026 it pulled from 4 third-party domains, google.com, googleapis.com, gstatic.com and project1content.com, with no ad network named among them and no redirect elsewhere on load.

What the membership holds

The claim is a full library of streaming video from 20 channels with weekly updates, and the newest title on the home page was dated Oct 6, 2026. Only a few channels appear by name in the pages: Let's Post It, Don't Break Me and Public Pick Ups, each with a paginated video feed, and the channels page shows the join block rather than a list of all 20. Feeds show performer credits and release dates per video. The site also has Girls and Categories sections in its menu, and a Videos section.

A membership sold as streaming only means no downloads on the 30 day, 6 month and 12 month plans, and none in the trial. The join block names 2 higher tiers, one adding downloads and one labeled Network, as the routes to anything beyond that, but the pages say nothing more about what they hold or cost.

Who it suits

It suits a buyer who wants to see the possible statement names before paying, a cancel section reachable from a login or from a receipt link, and refund windows stated in days. The trial's rebill amount is the figure to read twice, since it is not the same as the 30 day plan, and the refund policy excludes partly used memberships. The 20-channel count is the site's claim, and most channels are not named on the pages. Within those limits, the terms are detailed about billing, retries, fees and cancellation, and they print the possible statement names in the billing clause itself.