Brazzers Offers RealWifeStories.com

LOS ANGELES — Online adult entertainment powerhouse Brazzers.com has announced the release of its latest MILF/hot wife site, RealWifeStories.com.

With the new site, the company has incorporated its years of experience into building what it sees as a perfect product for the wife niche, claiming phenomenal results during its beta testing period.

RealWifeStories.com features exclusive models including Priya Rai, Hanna Hilton, Amy Ried, Shyla Stylez, Gina Lynn, Lisa Ann and more.

According to the company, RealWifeStories.com includes all the best wife fantasies, such as "cheating wife," "unsatisfied wife," "wife swap," "fuck my wife" and more.

Affiliates have several options for marketing the new site, including two tours to choose from, an episode box tour and a new tube-style tour.

New Web 2.0 functionalities such as scrolling features, ratings and comments make the tours more interactive, while the exclusive casting of carefully chosen models helps to ensure surfer interest.

A special $100 pay-per-signup promo for RealWifeStories.com is being held today and next Thursday, and applies to affiliates using the revshare option, as well.

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