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Amateur Video Cash Acquires Boob Dollars

LAS VEGAS — Amateur Video Cash has acquired BoobDollars.com and a majority of its affiliated sites. The new sites will be fully integrated into Amateur Video Cash in the next few weeks.

Amateur Video Cash launched in January, offering amateur niche sites like IWatchPornos.com, MyHugeNaturals.com and DoMyHotGirlfriend.com.

"In the beginning, we purchased about 20 photo and video sets from them," Amateur Video Cash President Steve W. Cortz told XBIZ. "The webmasters at Boob Dollars had a huge amount of content, and we wanted to get it our hands on it."

Amateur Video Cash plans to further develop existing sites that are already online, and then expand its collection of paysites. "Once we combine the sites from BoobDollars.com, we will be bringing even more sites and content to the table," Cortz said. "Amateur Video Cash is bringing seven great amateur niche sites to the adult webmaster world. We shoot a lot of our own content, we bring cute models from all over the world, both busty and non-busty."

Existing BoobDollars.com affiliates will be transferred to the Amateur Video Cash program. "I am confident that our staff will take great care of our new affiliates along with the 6000 webmasters that promote Boob Dollars," Cortz said.

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