Pornstar-chat.com Makes Launch

HORSHAM U.K. — Pornstar-chat.com, where porn fans can personally speak to their favorite porn stars, has officially launched.

Sophie Dee, Vanessa del Rio, Aurora Snow, Sarah Vandella, as well as Dave Cummings are on the site's menu of stars ready for a conversation.

“In an era of cams and social networking, it’s reassuring to know that talent can adopt a back-to-basics approach by reaching out to their fans this way,” said Marc Jarrett of MyPhoneSite.co.uk, which powers the site.

“I felt that the ubiquitous phone was often being overlooked when it comes to fan interaction," Jarrett said. "For talent, the phone is liberating: they can start making money while out sunbathing, shopping or walking the dog. As for the fans, they will be happy to pay good money for the thrill of knowing that they can reach out to their idols this way.”

All websites created by MyPhoneSite feature online stores that can be used to sell both tangible and digital goods, including tips.

Talent who sign up to the program will automatically have their profile added to PornStarChat and all affiliate sites, and their new "phonesite" will be added to their profile listing at FreeOnes, Jarrett said.

“Affiliates can promote some or all of our increasing pool of top talent” Jarrett said. “The model’s dynamic call buttons can easily be added to any website, without the surfer being redirected to a walled-garden. Customers can join and pay, without leaving the affiliate’s site”

To coincide with the website’s launch, porn stars and their fans are invited to follow news and developments via Twitter @pornstar_chat

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