Roksa and Odloty are down — where to find escort ads now?

Published: August 24, 2026

If you have been searching for “roksa not working” or “what happened to Odloty”, you are not alone — Poland’s two biggest escort classifieds sites disappeared practically overnight. Below we gather what is known from public sources and explain how to avoid landing on a fake in the new landscape.

What happened to Roksa and Odloty

Roksa.pl — for years the largest Polish escort ad portal — was suspended by order of the public prosecutor’s office. The site’s address now shows nothing but a notice about the domain being secured; ads, accounts and purchased packages are all inaccessible. According to media reports, the proceedings concern profiting from facilitation.

Odloty.pl — the second-largest site — is not working at all. Polish media (including Wirtualna Polska) reported that the portal’s owner had been detained.

Let us state the obvious but important part: a prosecutor’s investigation is not a verdict. Until a final ruling, the presumption of innocence applies, and we are relaying only facts reported publicly. For users, though, the practical outcome is the same — both sites are down, and nothing suggests that will change any time soon.

Watch out for clones and sites impersonating known brands

The moment the big portals vanished, sites exploiting their name recognition appeared: domains deceptively similar to the originals, “mirrors”, “new official addresses”. Some are plain affiliate pages with no moderation whatsoever, and some exist purely to run scams. How to recognise them:

ads copied from other sites — the same photos and descriptions as on the old portals, often with outdated phone numbers; nobody has verified them;
requests for prepayment — a “reservation” paid by bank transfer, BLIK code or gift card before the meeting is a classic scam pattern, which we describe here;
no terms of service, no contact details, no operator information — a legitimate site must state who runs it and how to report abuse;
“recover your Roksa account” — no new site has access to the databases of the suspended portals; forms asking for old logins, passwords or document scans exist to steal your data.

How to choose a safe site — a short checklist

Moderation before publication — every ad should be checked by a human before it goes live; this filters out fakes and stolen photos.
Verification of advertisers — a site that confirms the identity of the people posting ads makes life genuinely harder for scammers.
Direct contact, no intermediation — a legal and practical distinction that matters: a legitimate classifieds portal publishes ads but does not broker meetings or handle payments; the phone number in an ad leads straight to the advertiser, with no commission on meetings.
Zero prepayments — payment happens in person only; any request for money before the meeting is your cue to end the conversation.
Transparent rules — terms of service, an abuse-reporting procedure (DSA) and real contact with support.

Where to look for ads now

Traffic from the suspended portals has scattered across international directories, smaller local sites and — unfortunately — the clones mentioned above. Whichever new place you pick, apply the checklist from the previous section no matter how familiar the site’s name sounds.

One safe option is escortnow — a service built from the ground up in line with Polish law and the Digital Services Act (DSA):

every ad goes through moderation before publication, and profiles with verified material are clearly marked;
contact is always direct — the site does not broker meetings or payments;
you can browse ads by category and city — for example Women — Warsaw — and in five full language versions (PL/EN/UK/RU/DE);
the moderation and abuse-reporting rules are public — see the FAQ and the terms of service.

If you used to advertise on Roksa or Odloty, also have a look at our comparison of sites from the advertiser’s perspective: where to post escort ads in Poland. Whichever portal you choose — never send anyone scans of your documents outside a site’s official verification process, and steer clear of “helpers” offering to migrate your ad from the old sites for a fee.