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Newcomer Jamie Young Offers Discounts for Newly Launched Paysite

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — "Naughty newbie" Jamie Young is offering fans a signup discount to her newly launched membership site.

A $23.96 signup, discounted from $29.95, is available through Jan. 22.

"Having only launched a few short weeks ago, Jamie-Young.com is already seeing a surge in membership growth,” a rep said. “Viewers are falling in love with the fresh-faced beauty and enjoying all of the exciting videos that can be found on the site. While the 20-year-old may look sweet and innocent, a sampling of Jamie’s content will show she has an insatiable love of sex."

The starlet’s website features “dozens of exciting videos and hundreds of candid photos. The barely legal beauty shows she’s ready and willing to do dirty things anywhere, at any time,” the rep notes.

"I love pushing boundaries in my sex life,” Young said. “There are so many things that I want to experience. My curiosity has me extremely turned-on and you can see that in the videos. I‘m so excited to share my new website with all of you. We are going to have a lot of fun!"

Visit her online and follow Young on Twitter and FanCentro.

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