CuriousCash, Australia's Landmark Gay Site, Celebrates 14th Anniversary

BRISBANE — Today one of the survivors of the adult gay entertainment industry, CuriousCash.com, celebrates its 14th anniversary. CuriousCash, via its predecessor Boybucks, was established on August 28, way back in 1999. CuriousCash CEO, Curious T i m, said, “We are very happy to have been around for 14 years, when so many of our competitors have either failed or been bought out. It’s very sad to see this happening. The secret to CuriousCash’s success is kick ass original content. That has insulated CuriousCash sites to a great degree from challenging times with PPJ sites, in recent years. We embrace the future with exuberance and a resolute mindset. We plan to roll out some very interesting initiatives by years end for our affiliates.” CuriousCash’s flagship site, AllAustralianBoys.com, was voted as having the Best Original Content at the prestigious 2012 Cybersocket awards. T i m, relates, “We were thrilled when we received this sought-after award. We felt our hard work showcasing good-looking Aussie Athletes and numerous gruelling 13 hour trans-pacific flights attending U.S., trade shows had been fantastically recognised." Affiliates will be receiving a direct thanks from CuriousCash in the form of an increased revenue share to celebrate the 14 year anniversary.  “With our suite of five sites, including All Australian Boys, TeenBoyModels.com and StraightAustralianGuysJackingOff.com, we have shot far above 600 sports models, exclusively for our sites. Our award, our 14th birthday and all the things we have achieved over the past 14 years, is due to the great team I am blessed to have around me. And I especially praise our loyal affiliates, who have stuck with CuriousCash over the past 14 years through thick and thin. It’s like they are rusted on, thank goodness. We treasure them and during the month of September, we are paying all of our affiliates a 66 percent revenue share on new sales, as our way of saying thanks for their support,” T i m announced.