Fuckbook.com Newest Corporate Sponsor Of ASACP

LOS ANGELES—The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection has announced Fuckbook.com—and its affiliate program Cummission.com—is the association’s newest corporate sponsor. According to the company, Fuckbook.com is among the largest social media dating communities, where visitors are encouraged to create a free account and to begin searching the site’s database of nearly 7 million profiles for love, fun or to make casual connections. Cummission.com was recently launched as the official affiliate program for Fuckbook.com and features powerful sales tools and a reliable affiliate reporting platform. “Our company feels very strongly about protecting children online and we have a long history of avid social responsibility based upon our demographics,” said Greg D. of Fuckbook.com. “By becoming a Corporate Sponsor of ASACP, we are encouraging similar media companies to support the association and its valuable mission.” ASACP provides online businesses with a Code of Ethics and market specific Best Practices, while its Restricted To Adults (RTA) website meta label helps prevent a minor’s unauthorized access to adult-oriented websites and mobile apps. ASACP also operates an internationally recognized Child Pornography Reporting Hotline, which has helped close many illegal sites. “ASACP is excited to have Fuckbook.com join our family of sponsors,” ASACP Executive Director Tim Henning said. “Considering their strong global branding, this is an important company for us, because it reaches consumers around the world — maximizing the benefits of ASACP’s services.” ASACP relies on the ongoing generous support of companies such as Fuckbook.com in order to fulfill its mission of keeping children out of and away from adult entertainment. “This support demonstrates the proactive responsibility and self-regulation exhibited by the digital media industry today,” Henning added. “And represents society coming together for the benefit of children, wherever they may be found.” For more information on how your company or organization can help protect children online, contact tim@asacp.org.