Chameleon Offers Nifty Stats Promo

LOS ANGELES — Adult gallery and link list submission solutions provider Chameleon has announced its latest promotion, offering customers the paid version of Nifty Stats Pro, free for three months.

According to the company, Nifty Stats is a desktop utility which automatically, and in regular intervals, downloads the stats from all of a user's various affiliate programs — dramatically reducing the amount of time spent by affiliates logging into different sites.

Nifty Stats is available in both free and paid versions. The Chameleon offer is for the paid version, which is portable; allowing for its use on a USB drive, for example. Nifty Stats Pro also provides email notification of every new sale; a daily report via email; printable stats; and verification of the sponsor's payout to you. There are no ads on this Pro version, which delivers stats right to the user's desktop.

"If you decide to try out our promo and you fulfill the mentioned requirements, then you will receive an email from the Nifty Stats team within 24 hours with all the details on how to get started with the three month license of Nifty Stats Pro," stated a Chameleon rep.

To be eligible, customers must purchase a three month subscription to Chameleon TGP/MGP Submitter, Chameleon Link List Submitter and Chameleon PA Requester, all at the same time. This market leading suite of software tools provides a robust solution for gallery and free site submitters wanting to leverage their time through automation.

The promotion is in effect until August 31.

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