The Love Twins Announce Texting Promotion

LOS ANGELES — Former Vivid girls and identical twin porn stars Lacey and Lyndsey Love announced a special promotion where they will be sending personal text messages to the members of their website for free.

The only requirement is that surfers must be members of their official website LoveTwinsXXX.com.

The girls decided to offer this personalized service "to bring their website to the next level" as the girls put it.

"We want our fans to be a part of our lives and we thought with the massive expansion of the mobile market, this was the best way to do it," Lacey Love said.

" For years we've offered free gadgets and goodies for cell phone users, this was really just the next logical step."

Any current or new member of the Love Twins official website can simply log in, click the "text us" form in the members area, fill out the form and arrange to have the twins  send them a sexy text message for free.

The Love Twins are former Vivid contract stars with multiple AVN nominations who have been featured in Maxim Magazine, Swank, Club, Genesis and have worked with major adult studios including Vivid Entertainment, Digital Playground, Smash Pictures, Jules Jordan Video, Amateur District, and Zero Tolerance.

Webmasters can promote the Love Twins website through the Sex Royalties affiliate program at SexRoyalties.com.

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