MovieProfits Raises Pay Per Signup

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — MovieProfits has announced a permanent raise in payouts for the pay-per-signup program.

"We have raised payouts from $25 to as high as $35 pay per signup," the company said.

"We realize times are hard and your traffic is very valuable so making this move wasn't all that big of a decision for us to make. We want you to know that we are here for you, we always pay and we understand times are changing."

The company said it has also added Paxum as a payout option, along with ACH, wires and check.

"We have also made a tube tour for our flagship site, Xmovies," the company said.

"We know that tubes are a big part of the adult industry right now and we want you to know that we are able to and glad to adjust with the times. With our comprehensive ad materials and deep-linking abilities, you have all the tools ready and on hand. If you need anything custom, we have a full staff waiting to help with that as well."

For more information contact tam@movieprofits.com.

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