SexBankRoll Summer Blowout Increases Payouts

LOS ANGELES — SexBankRoll has announced a Summer Blowout special — during the month of July affiliates will get increased payouts.

SexBankRoll affiliates now will receive a $37 payout for no-pop tours and $42 for pop tours every day during the month of July.

“We really want to give the affiliate a great start to the summer,” SexBankRoll Director of Marketing and Sales Irrum Sheikh said. “By increasing affiliate payouts we celebrate the excitement all of us feel when summer begins. This is one cool increase for the upcoming hot summer nights.”

SexBankRoll is commemorating the beginning of the dog days of summer and Independence Day by giving affiliates an additional $12 payout for both no pop tours and pop tours.

The standard SexBankRoll affiliate program provides 60 percent revshare and a generous webmaster referral, the company said.

Eight new websites were recently introduced to the SexBankRoll program: BlackCockInWhiteSluts.com, GirlfriendsFucking.com, HunnyCam.com, CamTeen.com, HDSoloGirls.com, RawHentaiSex.com, FatDicksInChicks.com and RawToonSex.com.

"With such a diverse mix of websites, and many more sites in the works, there are several revenue streams for SexBankRoll affiliates," a company representative said. "At the same time, with weekly website content updates, member retention levels remain high."

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