PimpRoll and Lethal Hardcore Offer Site

LOS ANGELES — Adult webmaster affiliate program PimpRoll, in association with Lethal Hardcore Video, has announced the launch of its latest niche content website, FuckMyMommyandMe.com.

According to a company release, Lethal Hardcore President Stoney Curtis is thrilled to finally get content from his "Fuck My Mom and Me" DVD series on a membership based site.

"Two other affiliate programs tried to launch sites based around this series and couldn't get it approved due to the controversial nature of my content," Curtis said. "But, these guys got it up and running in less than one month and the site looks fantastic as well!"

This website features more than 30 scenes depicting MILF/teen threeways and boasts that "in every scene these dirty whore moms introduce their eager daughters to the porn business while teaching them how to fuck and suck like seasoned pros." Rayveness and Karmen Kennedy, Vannah Sterling and Tanner Mayes, Raquel Devine and Alyssa Hall as well Darryl Hannah and Marie McCray are all featured on the new site.

In addition to the new site, PimpRoll will shortly roll out a Lethal Hardcore megasite which will feature content from more than 400 DVDs, as well as image galleries, behind-the-scenes blogs and live porn shoots.

"It's a real honor to be partnered with such a prolific program," Curtis added. "They are constantly creating ground-breaking traffic building innovations for webmasters as well as releasing cutting-edge high quality content for surfers to enjoy."

To celebrate the launch of FuckMyMommyandMe.com, PimpRoll is offering $50 on $4.99 trials and $40 on $1 trials between now and July 19.

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