ARS Launches LOLBoard.com

KALAMAZOO, Mich. — Adult Revenue Service has launched a new public adult networking community forum, LOLBoard.com. The focus of the board, according to ARS staff member JohnV, will be “providing a more enjoyable and more open environment for discussion.

LOLBoard.com will offer message board tools for affiliate networking and advertising including avatars, signatures, placement for favorite quotes and contact info.

“We’re quite well known at ARS for being professional and wanted to offer a new outlet where affiliates could rely on quality, professional responses to their questions from us as well as from other members," JohnV said. "We’re also an open forum where affiliates can speak not just to each other about daily ARS topics, but to share ideas and their thoughts regarding any number of topics and with more than just other ARS affiliates.

“We expect that most of the users already know each other, and the ones who visit from other major boards are either already signed up with us from the past or they carry over their existing names from other boards," JohnV said.

To celebrate the opening of LOLBoard.com, ARS is giving away an 8gig iPod Touch to the member who can correctly answer a riddle by gathering all the clues placed in the forum by JohnV through the remainder of March. ARS also plans giveaways in the forum for the rest of the year.

For more information regarding ARS, visit AdultRevenueService.com.

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