JetSetMen Launches JetSetMen.TV

NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jet Set Men has announced the official launch of JetSetMen.TV, the company's own video-on-demand and pay-per-view website.

The company said JetSetMen.TV offers full-length movies streaming in high quality for users with optimum Internet speeds.

The website utilizes the latest technology to automatically test each user's Internet speed and suggests which of the three versions of each movie will best stream to the user.

“We moved into our own VOD/PPV network to meet demands of users who prefer to only pay for what they watch online as opposed to paying a flat membership fee every month regardless of usage," said Rob Romoni, JetSetMen's vice president of marketing.

"Our membership website at JetSetMen.com continues to offer three levels of memberships, three versions of downloads and handles all DVD and Blu-ray sales."

The company added JetSetMen.TV gives users access to its most popular titles with no recurring charges or fees by giving users the ability to pay-as-you-go.

All videos are fully compatible with Mac and Windows and all movies on the website are broken down by scenes with full descriptions and allows users to tag their favorites.

Jet Set Men affiliates will be paid out commissions on all sales with the launch of the company's mega VOD/PPV site.

Affiliates with Jet Set Rewards accounts will automatically be credited for all sales. New affiliates can sign up and webmasters can get tracking codes at JetSetRewards.com.

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