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GameLink Announces 15 on 15 Sale

SAN FRANCISCO — Online adult store GameLink.com has announced its 15 on 15 sale.

The sale is a first for GameLink, offering a mid week / mid month savings of 15 percent off, starting today and running through May 17 on its in-stock products.

The 15 on 15 sale features a 15 percent discount on all items in GameLink’s catalog, including adult VOD, mobile movies, downloads, sex toys, adult DVDs and Blu-ray.

“There’s a reason Wednesday is called ‘hump day’ and until now it wasn’t a pleasurable term," said Jeff Dillon, Private Media’s director of online sales. 

"GameLink wants to offer savings to make the mid week / mid month grind much more enjoyable. We’ve wanted to offer a mid week sale for some time and thought when better than now. Why should weekends be the only time you can reap major savings at GameLink.com?”

With no membership requirements or fees, GameLink's 15 on 15 sale is available to all online adult consumers. To get the latest exclusive GameLink deals and promotions, visitors can sign up for GameLink’s loyalty incentives email program.

For additional GameLink information, contact Jeff Dillon at jeff@gamelink.com.

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