TopBucks Announces 10-Year Anniversary PPS Bonus

TUSCON, Ariz. – Celebrating its 10 year anniversary, leading adult webmaster program TopBucks announced today that it will increase pay per signup rates on select sites between Sept. 6 and 10.

“The bonus week is really just a way of saying thanks to our webmasters for all the years of support they’ve given us,” said Lea Busick, marketing director for TopBucks and sister program Top Bucks Mobile.

He added, “We’ve been doing a lot of reflecting on the factors that have made us strong and one of the things we’re proudest of is our long history of having very long, very strong relationships with our webmasters.”

The company said that during the bonus period, TopBucks is boosting the PPS rate on CouplesSeduceTeens.com, HerFirstLesbianSex.com, MaleSpectrumPass.com, HisFirstHugeCock and MILFSeeker.com to $50 per signup. “The sites included in the bonus period represent both our latest products and some of most popular sites, historically,” Busick said. “On the one hand, you have our latest iPad-optimized sites, Men4Pad and PornOnPad and on the other, you’ve got the very first site we shot exclusive content for in MILFSeeker.”

For more information visit TopBucks.

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