RedLightCenter, Utherverse Offering $40 PPS

VANCOUVER, B.C. — Online 3D sex worlds RedLightCenter.com and Utherverse.com, which service more than 2 million users, are offering webmasters a $40 pay-per-signup through the end of November.

Both sites feature multiplayer dimensions and regions to cater to sexual preferences including straight, gay, and fetish. Users can experiment with virtual sex, drinking, shopping, bondage, threesomes and fantasy drugs using a 3D avatar.

“The program is like nothing else out there in the adult industry as it promotes a completely unique product which has unbelievable conversions,” said Zak Zarry, vice president of operations. “This program gives something new and exciting for webmasters to promote."

RedLightCenter also offers a five percent webmaster referral program.

“The first time I walked through the virtual world I was speechless,” said Robert “The Legacy” Warren, a15-year veteran of the adult industry who recently joined Utherverse. “For years, webmasters were waiting for technology to catch up. Here is the first leap forward in dating technology: the best way to describe it is dating sites meet SIMs, where users can literally exist within a new world. Meet, party and even fuck the people they wish.”

Promo tools available to webmasters include a Flash tour, banners and a promotional video. Program details can be found here.

To arrange for a demonstration of the product, contact Leslie Sharp at leslie@utherverse.com or on ICQ at 60-311-205 or Robert “The Legacy” Warren at legacy@utherverse.com or on ICQ 102-612-416.

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