Customs4U.com's Stokely Holding Reddit AMA

LONDON — Tim Stokely, the founder and CEO of Customs4U.com, will hold a Reddit "I Am A: Ask Me Anything "Q&A session online on Feb. 6.

The owner of the custom video portal will answer questions covering all aspects of custom fantasy videos, as well as entrepreneurship in the adult entertainment industry.

“I’m excited to host a Reddit AMA,” Stokely said, “Customs4U.com has provided a way for countless women around the world to become self-sufficient businesswomen in a very sexy, empowering way. Fans of the stars are thrilled as well, as they now have access to their favorite performers, who will create highly personalized videos for their enjoyment. I hope, by answering the public’s questions, we can encourage even more performers and fans to take part in what we at Custom4U offers, as well as possibly motivate others with a great idea for an adult enterprise. Ask Me Anything on Reddit.”

The event runs 12-1 p.m. PDT. A link to Stokeley's AMA will be available via his Twitter account, @Customs4U. Those wishing to participate may also find Stokely’s AMA by clicking here and searching the menu.

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