Flirt4Free 'Halloween Celebration' Contest Begins on Oct. 27

Flirt4Free 'Halloween Celebration' Contest Begins on Oct. 27

LOS ANGELES — Flirt4Free has announced the launch of their annual network-wide Halloween event, which begins on Oct. 27.

The "Pumpkin Contest" headlines the event, where members tip cam models with virtual pumpkin gifts, which VIP subscribers can purchase for 40 credits and other members can buy for 50 credits. Each one is inscribed with a suggestive message and those streamers who collect the most over the five-day promotion earn cash prizes.

As well, there are five consecutive costume contests, with one for every day of the Halloween event, in which fans can cast free daily votes. Those streamers who are voted into the daily top three will earn cash rewards.

Flirt4Free’s Halloween Celebration runs concurrently with their Flirt of the Year contest.

For more information on the Halloween celebration, or for up-to-the-minute Flirt of the Year standings, visit Flirt4Free.com. Models who want to take part in this and future promos can apply here. Affiliates interested in promoting the Flirt4Free network, click here

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