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ARS BYOT System Is Live

LOS ANGELES - BYOT on Steroids is live. Adult Revenue Service is offering a month-long bonus promotion of $50 to $57.50 per sale.

Webmasters can become BYOT designers and earn $100 per tour designed plus $5 per sale generated. Adult Revenue Service provides content. All tours are hosted on the high- level domain, www.Smut.com.

ARS also added new features such as:

1. Merchant account processing live on all sites.

2. Control of the tour price. Webmasters can choose from $1, $2.99, $3.99, $4.99, $5.99, $6.99, $7.99, $8.99, $9.99 or monthly-only $19.99, $29.99, or $39.99.

3. Control of the cross sell.

4. ARS performance Center: Daily updates of best converting/best selling, based on sales by tour type, trial price, or niche.

5. Upgraded Stats package.

6. New streamlined promo center.

7. New linking code center sortable by niche, designer, or tour ranking. Added Link builder and search ability features, with CSV downloads still available.

8. BYOT site profiles and designer profiles to decide which tours and which designers will work best for traffic.

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