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PinPointsX Offers Adult Services to Former Craigslist Users

LOS ANGELES — PinPointsX is offering its services to those who have been turned away by the recent cancellation of Craigslist's adult service listings.

The company said adult service users can turn to PinPointsX as an alternative to finding adult partners.

PinPointX said these postings by legal adult service providers are no longer available, withdrawing large amounts of traffic from the website.

"All users of this service can now turn to a different network, PinPointsX, which can serve as an improved substitute for Craigslist's adult service section," the company said.

PinPointsX said its web and mobile platform locates adult partners on a map, so rather than scrolling down a list of postings, users can view one another's profile on a map according to their real-time location.

The company said it offers a secure, location-based network.

"It's a safe and practical means of searching for adult partners and entertainers and adheres to all federal laws regarding adult services," the company said.

The company said it provides a location-aware social networking platform with direct access to erotic resources around the user, a real-time, and a personalized and interactive map of the user’s current location.

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