Fone-Cash Launches After Testing

CYBERSPACE — Phone sex affiliate program Fone-Cash.com has recently launched to the public, after months of testing.

The company said it converts phenomenally well with cam traffic on Fone-Me.com, better than with cam sites.

"Live cams originated from phone sex, which was the first interactive porn solution," a company representative said. "And it still lives and converts very well. Most of the hardcore consumers started out with phone sex and moved on to cams when those came along. Now they are tired of overwhelming amount of cams, so when they see phone sex available, they immediately check it out."

Fone-Cash said their clients keep coming back, sometimes not for sex, but rather just to tell someone about their problems. "The girls will always listen," the representative said.

The company will give every new affiliate a $100 bonus, and offers $35 pay-per-share, 75 percent lifetime profitshare and 5 percent webmaster referrals.

For more information, visit Fone-Cash.com.

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