SoCalCash Changing Its Name

CYBERSPACE -- SoCalCash will become NaughtyAmerica.com on Monday.

The 5-year-old company said Thursday that it is looking to globalize its name by rebranding.

“We don’t just want to be thought of as a Southern California site,” said a company official who goes by the name Mark. “And we’re looking for long-haul webmasters for our program.

“We’re going to be taking the small webmasters and making them bigger,” he said, “We’ll also be taking the big webmasters and making them bigger.”

NaughtyAmerica will promote “standard boy-girl” content adult sites with the sites MyFirstSexTeacher.com, NastyCops.com, BookwormBitches, MyFriendsHotMom.com, DirtyLatinaMaids.com and SouthernCalCoeds.com. The affiliate program will remain the same, the company said.

NaughtyAmerica will work on 60-40 partnerships with weekly payouts Its program also includes free hosted galleries and exclusive content.

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