VRAllure.com Launches With Help From YourPaysitePartner

VRAllure.com Launches With Help From YourPaysitePartner

MONTREAL — VRAllure.com has launched its premium membership site with the help of Montreal-based YourPaysitePartner.

According to VRAllure CEO David Malone, the site was created for virtual reality fans who crave a more intimate experience with their favorite porn stars.

“We focus on having the girls try and get into the viewer’s heads with increased eye contact, interaction and simulated two-way conversations,” Malone said. “We have refocused our attention on having a purely simulated experience using all-girl solos and camera techniques to make the user feel as present as technologically possible.”

Kenny B! of YourPaysitePartner praised the partnership.

“We started working with David almost three years ago when they came to us as adult industry newbies with their brainchild, VRHush.com,” he said. “It has been a wonderful time working with them, so when they tossed the idea for VRAllure at us, we were immediately onboard.”

Malone expressed excitement about the new venture.

“We are looking forward to this expanded relationship with the team at YourPaysitePartner,” he added. “We hope we can tap into the viewer’s heads and give them as much intimacy as they can handle through the most cutting-edge techniques virtual reality can offer.”

Fans can visit the site at vrallure.com and follow them on Twitter.

Affiliates can promote the site through radicalcash.com or by emailing erik@yourpaysitepartner.com.

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