AuctionPoints Rebrands As AdultLoyalty

TORONTO, ON – AuctionPoints has announced that it is re-branding its corporate name and identity to AdultLoyalty.

"We’ve decided to re-brand our company because over the last two years, we have quickly grown into much more than just a points-based auction engine for adult sites." says AdultLoyalty President Adrien Bercovitz.

"The AuctionPoints system was always marketed as a Member Loyalty Program for Adult Web Sites. To further grow and enhance our Member Loyalty Program service, we have designed, built, and integrated a fully functioning points-based store where adult site members can also redeem their points for prizes outright. We’re constantly designing and adding even more points-based features and activities to the engine. It’s become a real *community* where members can receive and use their points for their loyal membership to their adult site(s). Simply calling our service AuctionPoints did not make sense anymore."

The success of AdultLoyalty has seen itself grow into a long-term Member Loyalty services company for the Adult Internet Industry.

AdultLoyalty offers exceptional Member Loyalty Programs for adult web sites by which members of an adult site will receive points for daily logins and monthly memberships. Members can then use their points to bid for auction prizes such as Adult DVDs. If enough points have been accumulated, members can also redeem them for Adult related prizes.

Visit the AdultLoyalty booth # 913 at Internext Florida and receive an AdultLoyalty t-shirt!

For more information, please visit www.AdultLoyalty.com.

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