Video Secrets Announces Playboy Live Contest Winner

CALABASAS, Calif. — Video Secrets has announced the winner of its Ultimate Playboy Getaway Contest: DaddyHalbucks from PlatinumSponsors.com.

DaddyHalbucks will receive a deluxe vacation for two to Las Vegas, including roundtrip airfare and a two-night stay at the Playboy fantasy tower at the Palms Hotel and Casino, plus $500 spending money. Two passes to the exclusive Playboy Club and complimentary dinner for two at Nove Italiano are also included.

The contest, which celebrated the inking of a deal allowing Video Secrets affiliates to earn money by sending traffic to PlayboyLive.com, ran from March 10 through April 30.

Even though there was only one grand prize, numerous webmasters walked away winners since each affiliate that referred a new Playboy Live customer during the contest period was awarded a complimentary one-year subscription to Playboy magazine.

"My gosh, we have seen [pictures] of the Palms Playboy suite on TV, and it is absolutely incredible," DaddyHalbucks said. "To be able to stay there is just super cool. Such a promo affirms the quality of everything that Video Secrets represents. Their Flirt4Free brand is the platinum standard in straight and gay webcams. It is my belief that Video Secrets has one of the best cam programs out there today. They convert — and retain — like crazy. It's a good company too."

Video Secrets President Gregory Clayman called the contest a complete success, and a sign of great things to come.

“When two legendary companies come together," Clayman said, "there’s no limit to what can be achieved. In the months and years ahead, this partnership, and others like it, will lead to profit windfalls for webmasters around the world.”

For more information, visit VideoSecrets.com.

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