Flirt4Free Launches 'Fiesta de Mayo' Promo Contest With $20K Prize Pool

Flirt4Free Launches 'Fiesta de Mayo' Promo Contest With $20K Prize Pool

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. — Flirt4Free's latest holiday-themed promo contest is "Fiesta de Mayo," running May 1-5.

The contest offers virtual gifts in the form of playful Piñatas costing 50 credits apiece (or 40 credits for VIP members).

"Each playful design is accompanied by a sexy, suggestive message to help members get their favorite models in the mood," noted a rep.

Performers who collect the most Piñatas by the end of the contest will share in the $20,000 prize pool.

“Fiesta caps off a long string of thrilling on-site contests that run through the early part of the year,” said president and CEO David Aguilar. “And it’s a great way for models to whet their appetites in advance of our huge Summit contests, coming this summer."

For more information, visit Flirt4Free.

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