OCCash Revamps FilthFreaks

LOS ANGELES — OCCash has announced that it has completed a revamp of its main flagship site FilthFreaks.com.

The company said some major improvements include a fully responsive tour, an updated, more modern look,  new/upgraded servers for faster load times, exclusive content with higher quality models, custom trailers for all new episodes and improved flow to increase traffic to join pages.

"For those of you haven’t been following at home, we’ve never stopped updating, we’ve never stopped paying, we keep our adtools 100 percet up to date, we have great affiliate support, we have Twitter tools that no other program has and more," the company said.

"We know that the many affiliate programs have gone inactive or are dead. We offer you all of the benefits of being with a major sponsor without the saturation. We have great exclusive niche ethnic content, our sites have thousands of videos and we’d be more than happy to work with any of our affiliates to get them custom promo tools, prices, or content to use to make you money. Also, I’d like to point out that we never stopped updating our RSS feeds. I know many of you started blogs with good intentions of keeping them updated, but fell behind with other projects. Lets just face facts, using an RSS feed is much better than leaving your blog not updated with links to dead programs."

Affiliates can sign up at www.occash.com.

For more information, contact jay@occash.com.

For affiliate support, contact Dan@PornstarPlatinum.com.

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