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Bumblecash Announces $75 Payouts

SAN DIEGO – Mac and Bumble has announced the raising of its payouts to $75 per join on quarterly memberships starting August 1, 2005.

Mac and Bumble offers exclusive photo and video content on over 300 of the industry's top models including Jenna Jameson, Barbie Griffin, Veronika Zemanova, Bobbi Billard and Alley Baggett.

"While everyone else is lowering payouts, Mac and Bumble has experienced a steady increase in traffic productivity and we want to share that with glamour model webmasters," Torrey Roberts, CEO of Mac and Bumble, said .

This rollout will include new upcoming hosted galleries featuring Mac and Bumble's Girls of Brazil, Girls of Ibiza and Girls of London, plus a newly redesigned tour, all new daily picture of the day, postcard system and an upcoming Weekly Video Striptease.

In addtion to those new features, Mac and Bumble will be adding over 60 new models to its hosted gallery system providing over 2000 unique galleries for more than 155 different models.

Mac and Bumble also offers email collection boxes across all the company domains and any emails collected are tagged with the referring affiliate's account code. When Mac and Bumble sends out weekly newsletters and double opt-in mailers, those emails are tagged with the affiliate's code and the affiliate gets credit for any sales from those mailings.

For more information, visit www.bumblecash.com.

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