CrakCash Now Offers Translated Tours

QUEBEC CITY CrakMedia announced that all the paysites in its CrakCash program  are now offered in French, German, Spanish, Italian and English as the default language.

"From now on, you can send more international traffic to all of CrakCash's sites, knowing the landing page will automatically display the appropriate language based on your surfer's browser," the company said.

The company said the member's area translation is on its way and should be offered in the same languages in a near future.

CrakMedia’s affiliate program, CrakCash, specializes in paysites within the ex-girlfriend niche.

It pays up to 65 percent revenue share and up to 40$ PPS, along with 5 percent on webmaster referrals. Payments are sent twice a month on the 1st and 16th and the minimum payment amount starts at $100.

The program offers Paxum, Wire or Check.

CrakCash is the home to sites such as RealGFSExposed.com, RealBlackExposed.com, RealEmoExposed.com and others. 

For more information, visit CrakMedia.com.

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