My Naughty Messages Launches

LOS ANGELES — My Naughty Messages, a service that allows webmasters to add voice messages to their sites, has launched.

My Naughty Messages uses a telephone to record the message, instead of a computer, which allows talent/models to call from any phone in the world. Within one minute of making the call and hanging up, the message is live on the website.

The service uses voice files in an MP3 format that use their own servers, rather than streaming from elsewhere, a spokesman for the company said. In addition, the site protects user privacy by uploading content to the website without collecting data.

“My Naughty Messages adds a personal touch that keeps the members coming back day after day, month after month,” Mayor, Owner of Mayor’s Money said. “Since the girls always call after shoots to say what they did, the members anxiously wait to see the updates. Keeping them excited about what's around the corner is the key to retention. This product has become an irreplaceable part of our retention plan. Plus for the price you’re a fool if you don't use it.”

For more information, visit MyNaughtyMessages.com.

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