HOLLYWOOD, FL, March 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) Swinglifestyle is the largest swingers dating community and has been going strong for over ten years. SLS is giving back to the State of Washington residents by giving the swinging crowd a free 1-year membership. Washington swingers are advised to take advantage of this limited time offer to gain full access to the site. The offering is a $69 value but must be 18 and older to qualify. The account will enable unlimited emails, contact, picture viewing and many other perks associated with the 1-year membership.
In order to claim a free membership, simply log in to a current free SLS account or create a new one. This is a limited time offer so Washington swingers are encouraged to take advantage of the offering as soon as possible.
Swinglifestyle.com is dedicated to swingers only, and here to help swingers explore a better side of life by helping them to Start their Sexual Revolution.
For more information please visit www.Swinglifestyle.com
Washington Swingers Grow with Free Membership
New members are starting to pour in as Washington swingers accept a free 1-year membership by SwingLifestyle.
2011-03-01
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