Arizona Swingers Awarded 1-Year Memberships

Swinglifestyle is offering up a treat for Arizona swingers by giving away memberships of 1 year at absolutely no cost.

2011-03-03

HOLLYWOOD, FL, March 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Swinglifestyle is rewarding Arizona swingers with a 1-year paid membership in appreciation for the lifestyle. For a limited time residents in Arizona will benefit with a no frills paid 1-year membership. The membership will include all the benefits of a regular one year account, a value of $69 dollars. New and existing free members will receive full access to all areas of the site including unlimited emails, chat, swingersboard, adult photo access and many more perks. Residents in Arizona are urged to participate in the limited time paid membership immediately.

For local residents in the state please visit Arizona swingers on Swinglifestyle.

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

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