Andrew Blake.com adds TrustCash Payment Option

LOS ANGELES — Erotic filmmaker Andrew Blake has inked a deal with Internet billing company TrustCash to provide an alternative payment option for AndrewBlake.com.

The TrustCash billing system provides a high level of consumer privacy and billing security by allowing consumers to purchase credits from the TrustCash website, which can then be spent on websites anonymously.

“Being able to offer viewers access to my erotic films and photo galleries online while simultaneously assuring them of their absolute privacy is ideal with regard to the billing side of eroticism online,” Andrew Blake said. "My members can enjoy my site with complete anonymity and privacy in a completely secure environment. This way, TrustCash can do what it does best, and then the viewers and I can each focus on what we do best.”

With TrustCash, merchants cannot obtain access to the purchaser’s identity, email address, billing information or any other personal data. Instead, purchases are matched to a unique TrustCode provided and verified by TrustCash, which allows buyers to remain completely anonymous when shopping online.

Consumers can purchase TrustCash credits at TrustCash.com and use them on AndrewBlake.com by clicking the TrustCash icon on the billing page of the website. By anonymously entering their code, they will get instant access to the site's members area without any privacy or data security concerns.

For more information, please visit AndrewBlake.com.

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