DialAPornStar.xxx Allows Porn Performers to Connect With Fans

LOS ANGELES — Adult performers can now directly interact with their fans with DialAPornStar.xxx.

The site allows fans to call their favorite performer on the phone and talk to them from anywhere the performer is located.

“All the operators that feature on DialAPornStar.xxx can easily add their dynamic call button to their website or blog, without the surfer having to leave it,” the company said. These calls can then be routed anonymously to the model’s landline or cell-phone, anywhere in the world.”

The company said that unlike traditional 900 numbers, there is no billing cycle associated with these next generation VoIP services and operators can check how much money they have made after each call, and request this at anytime.

“Fans will be thrilled to have the opportunity of connecting directly to talent this way,” the company said. “ And talent will be grateful for the new money making powers of their cell phone.”

According to the company, models can promote their new phonesites to a targeted audience. If models have a large following, they can also host paid conference calls where they can talk one on one with selected callers and have an unlimited amount of people listening in.

These are known as 'eavesdroppers' and pay the same as those that elect to join the queue for a chance to chat with the host.

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