zBUCKz Launches New Site, Announces October Promotion

LONDON — zBUCKz announced the launch of GayRentBoys today, the company’s 15th gay paysite.

The new offering features exclusive content from top producers including D&E Productions, along with original HD videos and photos of international male escorts.

"We’re going for a true reality feel, showing surfers what it is like to pick up a male escort in different countries (including the U.S.) and then reviewing the boys and rating how they perform on video," said Danny Z, zBUCKz company director.

He added, "Currently we feature exclusive content from the U.S., Czech Republic and Thailand but will be expanding this year into countries including the U.K., Spain, Mexico, Japan and more. I think surfers are going to love the experience of traveling with us around the world as we get hot rent boys to perform on film.”

To celebrate the launch of the site, zBUCKz has also announced a Halloween Hustle promotion whereby affiliates promoting GayRentBoys will earn $50 PPS or 80 percent of all sales and rebills on revenue share during the month of October.

The company said it is offering a large selection of affiliate tools in the zBUCKz affiliate admin section including banners, an RSS feed and hosted blog, TGP galleries, embedded videos, hosted FLV files and more.

Visit zBUCKz to sign up or contact dannyz@zbuckz.com.

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