Third World Media, Grooby Productions Launch Tranny Website

BURBANK, Calif. — Third World Media and Grooby Productions announced today their partnership to launch ThirdWorldShemales.com.

The new website boasts more than 180 models and showcases solo and hardcore content featuring U.S., Asian, and Brazilian transsexuals, plus scenes from Third World's various DVD lines, including “Shemale Samba Mania.”

"Third World Media is very lucky to have a business partner like Grooby Productions," Third World Media owner Steve Scott said.

He added, “Over the last few years we have worked closely together on DVD projects, but now with Grooby's Internet expertise, we are finally able to launch ThirdWorldShemales.com. Grooby is the undisputed leader in the online tranny world and together with Third World Media's massive untapped transsexual library, Third World Shemales is bound to be a success with fans and affiliates alike."

Site members have access to search functions, model rating, and can leave feedback on what they like. The site updates three times a week.

"Third World Media have some of the most recognizable titles in our niche with their ‘Shemale Samba Mania,’ ‘Little Asian Transsexuals’ and ‘Gia Darling’ series. We're very excited to be able to finally present these to the Internet customer in a format which showcases how great the content is and we're expecting to build on this brand in the coming years. This is an excellent brand for our affiliates to be able to promote and give quality transsexual scenes to their surfers and customers," Steven Grooby, founder of Grooby Productions said.

Thirdworldshemales.com is part of the Groobybucks.com affiliate program.

All inquiries about the affiliate program should be directed to telly@grooby.com.

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