Income Access and Gold Mobile Casino Announce WAP Casino Affiliate Program

Gold Mobile Casino teams up with Income Access to launch the first casino affiliate program designed specifically for WAP affiliates. The Gold Mobile Casino WAP affiliate program will offer mobile content publishers a unique opportunity to earn advertising revenue promoting mobile gambling through WAP links. (PRWeb Mar 14, 2007)

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