MobBucks Merges Into Satancash

WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich. — MobBucks is moving its assets into the SatanCash program and has merged together into a unified backend. Mobbucks owner Mike Vega told XBIZ that he expects the merger to be completed by this weekend.

Vega said that the MobBucks name and program will remain intact, but all backend, stats tracking and promotional tools will be joined under SatanCash.

“We expect the move to take place April 19-20,” Vega said. “If you’re already a SatanCash.com affiliate your MobBucks.com affiliate ID will be merged into your SatanCash.com account instantly. There will be no need to change linking codes so no traffic will be lost. As soon as the merge takes place, current MobBucks.com affiliates will be generating clicks and joins immediately.”

With MobBucks being rolled into its offerings, SatanCash webmasters will have 24 total sites to send traffic to, including teen, panty, anal, handjob, oral, facial, reality, solo girl, pierced and more.

SatanCash plans on releasing three new sites in 30 days, including a site for amateur solo model Aaron Summers that will include her live cam shows and a daily blog.

Both MobBucks and SatanCash use the NATS affiliate tracking system so the merger is expected to go smoothly, however MobBucks has temporarily suspended affiliate signups during the merger.

SatanCash marketing tools include geo-IP targeted fan signs, picture of the day, blog plugins, hosted RSS feeds, BYOT and BYOG, mass gallery export tools and a unique hosted link list that updates daily on its own.

For questions regarding the merger or for affiliate tech support, email mergesupport@satancash.com.

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