These photos are from Thursday at the 2015 Phoenix Forum, which is being held at the Tempe Mission Palms. Included in this set of photos are seminars, the Hooters Happy Hour, the Inaugural Women in Adult Cocktail Mixer and the Welcome Reception. Also included are the Cybersocket Opening Party and the late night poker suites.

Thanks again to my photo sponsor Mobius Payments, a leader in merchant processing solutions. (more…)

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Quickly becoming a tradition, the Ynot Grand Prix was held Wednesday evening as one of the kickoff events for The Phoenix Forum 2015. The event was held at Octane Raceway in Scottsdale where they have a 1/3 mile track with both indoor and outdoor sections.

Food and drinks were provided along with the networking opportunities. The Ynot Grand Prix sponsors were Juicy Ads, Dating Factory, Badoink Cash, Well Hello!, Dyn, FNCash and iCan4Consumers. It was an evening of sun fun racing with the eventual winners being Jorgen, Juicy Jay and Chris Alex in the finals.

The Phoenix Forum is officially starting Thursday and the Tempe Mission Palms is already filling up with attendees. I would like to thank my photo sponsor, Mobius Payments; for processing solutions, check out Mobius Payments. We use them ourselves. There are still photo sponsorships available with the ability to let you sponsor individual events. Look for baddog at the Tempe Mission Palms if interested. (more…)

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PimpsPromo.com has been named along with Girlfriend Films and Cybersocket.com as a featured sponsor for February 2015 by the Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) in a recent press release.

LOS ANGELES (Feb. 2, 2015) — The Association of Sites Advocating Child Protection (ASACP) is pleased to announce its Featured Sponsors for the month of February, 2015.

ASACP’s monthly Sponsor Recognition Program honors the achievements and generosity of those digital media businesses, services and support firms that take a proactive stance towards protecting children online from exploitation and from exposure to age-inappropriate materials.

“These top companies are worthy examples, placing corporate responsibility above profits,” ASACP’s Executive Director, Tim Henning, explains. “Today’s adult entertainment industry protects children by keeping them out of and away from age inappropriate materials and by assisting the association in carrying out its many initiatives such as its Child Exploitation Reporting Tipline.” (more…)

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