Registration Starts Early for The Phoenix Forum

Registration Starts Early for The Phoenix Forum

TEMPE, Ariz. — Online payments provider CCBill announced today that early-bird badge registration and room registration are now open for The Phoenix Forum.

It’s the earliest room and badge start date for The Phoenix Forum, organizers said. The trade conference also is offering a promotion: Until Dec. 31, book a room at the hotel and get a free badge to attend the 2019 edition.

The event, taking place at the newly remodeled Tempe Mission Palms Hotel, is slated for March 27-30.

“At CCBill, we love putting out the welcome mat,” organizers said. “So, we couldn't wait and started early this year.”

The Phoenix Forum connects a blend of business owners, content creators, live cam studios, talent and models, gay industry leaders, paysites, service providers, advertisers and affiliates to do business in a private venue.

Attendee badges for the upcoming show include secured access to the private venue, daily lunches, the popular snack shacks, open bars and beverages, educational sessions, networking events and a series of parties and entertainment to connect participants with new and current friends.

For more information about the show, visit ThePhoenixForum.com

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