OhMobile Signs Catalina Cruz As Latest 'Oh Girl'

CARSON CITY, Nev. – OhMobile has announced the signing of Catalina Cruz as its latest "Oh Girl."

Cruz joins Sunny Leone, Aimee Sweet, Vanilla DeVille, Naughty Allie Princess Cameron and more in becoming a part of OhMobile family and using Oh as their exclusive mobile distribution solution.

"We are excited to join Oh Mobile! After talking to other mobile technology companies who were out of the country, we decided to go with OhMobile. They seem to be blazing their way in the US and have the tools to make this happen. We were impressed with Jason and wanted to be affiliated," Cruz said. "I have tons of exclusive content collected from over six years of being online and would love to offer it to mobile phone users. A lot of members are business men who are always on the go, so it makes perfect sense!"

"Catalina is a natural addition to our Oh lineup, and we look forward to marketing her on mobile phones around the world," Jason from Porndollar, who created the new OhMobile venture, said. "Her fan base can now see Catalina more than ever."

OhMobile works on any phone, providing more than 10,000 pictures, WMV and MPEG videos and live chat.

For more information, visit www.ohmobile.com.

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