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PussyCash Adds Webcam Site

LOS ANGELES — PussyCash has added adult webcam site Sexier.com to its affiliate program.

The company says Sexier.com is strictly for adult webcams.

“The addition of Sexier.com gives our webmasters more variety to earn huge cash,” said Yuval Kijel of PussyCash.com. “We added Sexier.com without hesitation because it is a refreshing approach to adult webcams coupled with hungry and aggressive payouts. As a special promotion in July and August, webmasters can earn an astounding 40 percent commission from new members they refer over their lifetime.”

Uploaded to PussyCash are several types of promo tools such as live stream banners that feature live images of Sexier models that are online.

In addition, Sexier comes with three on-going payout programs including 25 percent lifetime revenue share, 30 percent revenue share and $40 pay per signup.

“We want webmasters to have every tool and opportunity to cash in,” says Adam Scheuer, PussyCash affiliate representative. “Sexier.com was designed with the webmaster in mind and has 1000s of motivated models ready online 24/ 7 to convert traffic immediately and earn them big cash.”

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