Adult-Profit.com Releases Version 2.0

CYBERSPACE – Adult-Profit.com has announced the release of version 2.0 of its adult webmaster affiliate program.

Adult-Profit.com was founded by two adult webmasters in 2001. The site runs on a custom affiliate system using a cascading billing system and a no-cookie module that allows the program to count and process no-cookie traffic, which its founders said helps webmasters get credit for sales made from no-cookie traffic.

Adult-Profit.com runs a free sign-up program paying webmasters $15 for every one year free access sign-up, with partnership and pay per sale programs slated for future release.

Adult-Profit.com offers 11 sites in its portfolio, covering straight and gay niches, with a database of free hosted galleries, banners of all sizes, full and half page ads, as well as a free design service offering custom-made TGP gallery templates or full-page ads and more.

Webmasters can choose between several different payment methods, including wire transfer, check payment, ePassporte, Fethard and PayPal. The sponsor will open new ePassporte and Fethard accounts for webmasters and make on call webmoney, yantex, finex and Western Union payments as well.

For more information, visit www.adult-profit.com.

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