Cherrysauce Teams With Burst Mobile on New Erotic Service

LONDON — Mobile adult supplier Cherrysauce has signed an exclusive contract with Burst Mobile to design, create and operate a new mobile erotica portal called wap.moistmob.tv.

Adult star Tera Patrick will be the portal’s hostess, informing users of new content, services, updates and news through her site blog, Cherrysauce founder and managing director Julia Dimambro told XBIZ.

To create moistmob, Cherrysauce brought together Mirror Image Access to operate the technology and glamour content, Bango for the portal billing and age verification, MX Telecom for marketing, Delicious Mobile for the adult video portfolio and CC Media for video dating.

“We see this kind of project and provisioning as the next stage of Cherrysauce’s evolution,” Dimambro said. “We are receiving a growing number of enquiries from large corporations that have achieved success in other areas, to launch their own adult services.”

Christian Atack, head of adult entertainment at Burst Mobile, said the move to partner with Cherrysauce was based on their track record.

“Cherrysauce has built an exceptional reputation within the mobile industry as the experts in all aspects of the adult services sector,” he said. “We have been delighted with Cherrysauce’s management, creativity and dedication to create this secure and professional site.”

The new mobile site can be found here.

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