WantedList Becomes ASACP Corporate Sponsor

LOS ANGELES — Adult DVD rental and sales house WantedList has added its name to the fight against online child pornography by joining the ASACP as the nonprofit organization’s latest corporate sponsor.

WantedList, which bills itself as the adult entertainment industry’s answer to Netflix, is a welcome addition to ASACP’s list of corporate sponsors, the organization’s executive director Joan Irvine said.

“It’s great that a company like WantedList, which is known for its savvy business model, includes protecting kids in that plan,” Irvine said. “We definitely want them on our list.”

WantedList co-founder Anh Tran said ASACP’s mission to end child pornography does a great service to children, parents and the adult entertainment industry.

“ASACP's mission is critical for the survival of our business,” Tran said. “They exemplify the real intentions of people in the adult industry: To provide entertainment by adults, for adults. Even more importantly, ASACP is the voice and shield for those who need it most — children. We are proud to support the mission and principles of this organization.”

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