Charged Media Offers 70 Percent Discount on Gay Sites

MIAMI — Paper Street’s Charged Media is celebrating the new fall season with a flash sale offering a 70 percent discount on its network of premium gay adult sites, including Family Dick, Brother Crush, Latin Leche, Young Perps and Missionary Boys.

“Here at Charged Media, we absolutely love the fall season and everything that comes with it,” Charged Media CEO Mars said. “The only thing that could make this time of year better would be this flash sale of our amazing gay content. We’re hoping that this promotion brings in a tidal wave of new fans.”

As part of the promo, new members will get 70 percent off the regular subscription rate when they sign up for a full year, paying 26 cents per day. The six-month discounted rate is 38 cents a day, while the rate for one month is 60 cents a day. The promotion runs through September 30.

Charged Media features male performers in a variety of erotic scenarios that explore "taboo relationships, power dynamics, fauxcest or simply young men who explore their attraction to one another," said a company rep.

For more information, visit Family Dick, Brother Crush, Latin Leche, Young Perps and Missionary Boys.

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