ImLive.com Celebrates 9 Million Members With Vacation Giveaway

MIAMI — Webcam chat hub ImLive.com is announcing a vacation giveaway to celebrate singing up its 9 millionth member. The company says it anticipates signing up its 9 millionth member who will win a tropical vacation in the Bahamas. Other users who chat on the site this weekend, during their Beach Party Bash online promotion, will also win trips valued at $1000.

“We’re awarding 22 vacations in total,” a spokesperson for ImLive said. “We’ll draw nine winners out of all the members that buy ImLive credit during the Party. Also, we’ll award the nine biggest spenders during the weekend with vacations. And, of course the 9 millionth member will get a vacation, too. Three ImLive hosts will win vacations in a drawing, as well.”

In collaboration with affiliate program PussyCash.com , ImLive also is hosting a giveaway for new affiliate sign-ups.

“We’re doing a two-month promotion for affiliates,” ImLive said. “Each hour on every day of those two months, we’ll give five tickets to affiliates for the first sign-ups brought to ImLive or WildMatch.com. Then in August, we’re doing a draw between all affiliates that got tickets and one will get the Porsche. It’s the third time we’re giving a Porsche, and we also gave away two Hummers last year.”

ImLive offers members more than 15,000 video-chat hosts, as well as social networking and other interactive features.

“We are looking forward to welcoming aboard our 9 millionth member,” ImLive said. “And wish to extend our appreciation to all our wonderful hosts, webmasters and members for making ImLive the world's largest and most prestigious webcam community.”

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