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Cherry.tv Announces New Year's Token Giveaway for Fans

Cherry.tv Announces New Year's Token Giveaway for Fans

DELAWARE — Cherry.tv has announced a New Year's promotion offering fans 30% additional tokens for free on all token packages purchased. The limited-time deal runs from 12 a.m. (EST) Friday, New Year's Eve, through 11:59 p.m. (EST) on Saturday, New Year's Day.

“We want our fans, models and affiliates to all prosper and feel great going into the new year. This promotion is a win for everyone: fans get more tokens for less money, models will make more in tips and Cherry.tv affiliates will see benefits as well with fans purchasing token packages," Cherry.tv Head of Acquisition Jolene Louw explained.

The offer follows recent "Cherry Christmas" and "Naughty or Nice" token giveaway promotions.

“With many people in the world facing COVID restrictions or lockdowns, we are prepared to welcome all adults online to enjoy the festive and social atmosphere on Cherry.tv," added Louw. "You really can’t go wrong with fun, conversation and beautiful models all in one place."

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