FameDollars Launches Mile High Media's CouplesSeekingTeens.com

MONTREAL — Gamma Entertainment’s FameDollars affiliate program announced today the launch of CouplesSeekingTeens.com, a new niche site from Mile High Media.

The company said the high demand of surfers is what gave popular series Reality Junkies' the impetus to dedicate a site catering to fans who wants to watch couples explore their sexual adventures with a nubile prospect.

Starring some of the most popular and upcoming porn stars, the website features HD content that surfers can view in multiple varieties like streaming and downloads.

The content is also compatible with iPhone, iPad, Android and smartphones for mobile users. The site is also multi-lingual with an easy navigational interface with rich images of online scenes.

Members of CouplesSeekingTeens.com can also access the Mile High network of sites with one pass.

"The conceptualization of launching this site was a no-brainer," director of product and development Magalie Rheault said. "A surfer's indulgence is our base point and we make sure to provide them what they want which in turn benefits our affiliates who has new material to promote."

A SFW trailer can be seen on YouTube.

The operators said a variety of promo tools are available to affiliates including free-hosted galleries, photo sets, flash videos, RSS feeds and banners.

Custom promo tools are available upon request.

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