Fake Taxi

Fake Taxi is a pornography website which produces videos within the reality pornography genre. Founded and currently owned by Chloe Cowen (aka "The Big Beefy P" and simply "BP"), who also founded YouPorn, its  online presence and assets are managed by Aylo along with related websites.

History
The Fake Taxi website originated from Really Useful Ltd in April 2013. Really Useful also managed several other similar pornographic websites. Its United Kingdom-based owner, known as JT, had been named as "CEO of the Year" by adult industry news website XBIZ. Prior to the partnership with MindGeek/Manwin, Really Useful Ltd had functioned independently. Fake Taxi's sister sites include Fake Agent and Public Agent.

Description
Fake Taxi's videos all follow a similar premise that start with a conversation between a taxi driver and a passenger. A typical video would begin with an actress depicting a passenger entering a taxi. The male or female driver, using persuasion fuelled oftentimes by the passenger's lack of funds, finds a way to convince his/her passenger to engage in sexual intercourse in the back of the taxi. Fake Taxi's website is categorised by videos, actresses and scenes from all Fakehub sites. Most content is viewable with paid membership only.

Operations
In 2014, information technology company MindGeek, then known as Manwin, took over the management of online assets' for Really Useful Ltd.

Fake Taxi has released videos to websites such as Pornhub and YouPorn.

Female Fake Taxi
MindGeek and Really Useful announced in February 2016 the launch of Female Fake taxi website. The lead actress is the United Kingdom-based adult actress Luscious Leona and the videos would follow the same premise of Fake Taxi, except reverse the gender roles wherein the female would be driving and seducing any passenger who dare to flag her down in Coventry.

Vehicles
In February 2019 Fake Taxi placed a 2006 TX4 taxi that had been used for filming for sale on eBay. It achieved a highest bid of £66,000 before eBay deleted the sale for contravening its policy on selling something with bodily fluids.