LAS VEGAS, Oct. 3, 2011 -- /PRNewswire/ -- CheaterVille, Inc. http://www.cheaterville.com, a Las Vegas online social media company that provides information about alleged cheaters, today announced the acquisition of one of the largest Celebrity Gossip and premiere entertainment websites in Canada, ZackTaylor.ca.
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In a statement to the press, James McGibney, CheaterVille's founder and CEO said, "By acquiring the rights to ZackTaylor.ca and their sub-domains, we are continuing to expand our reach into the Canadian market by appealing to the millions of viewers who have visited his site since it first launched back in 2007. Furthermore, we will be rebranding it shortly as the Internet's first all-inclusive website to find out about exclusive celebrity cheating scandals. Since CheaterVille's recent expansion into Canada, we are easily on track to surpass 250,000 subscribers since our company's launch on Valentine's Day of this year. I want to thank all of our Canadian fans for their unbelievable support in our continued effort to fight infidelity!"
ZackTaylor.ca which launched in Toronto, Canada back in 2007 by former radio host Zack "Taylor" Teperman, has been dubbed as the "Perez Hilton website of the North." It has gained recognition throughout the world as one of the top blogging websites after breaking some of entertainments juiciest gossip news over the past few years. Mr. Teperman commented on this blockbuster acquisition by stating, "it has been an exciting few years building the site into what it is today, but now my baby has grown up and it's time to let CheaterVille take it to a whole new level, which I'm very excited to see. I knew it wouldn't be just a blogging site forever and after looking at what CheaterVille has planned for the website, which has never been done before, is going to blow people's minds!"
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CheaterVille, Inc. http://www.cheaterville.com, an online social media company that provides information about alleged cheaters has already added more than 140,000 new subscribers to their social networking website since it launched on February 14th of this year.
In a world where temptation, lust, and adultery are facilitated by online media, where does moral accountability fit in? With terms like discreet adultery and cyber affair, how is the truth to be told and where can it be found? CheaterVille was created with one goal in mind, keeping you ahead of the heartache -- even when it hurts. So whether you're a victim, perpetrator or curious acquaintance, CheaterVille can give you the inside scoop on that special someone before you're another heartbroken mess writhing in the wake of Ms. Madison or Craig and his lists. By using powerful search algorithms and the information submitted by members, CheaterVille will alert you if anything is posted about a partner in question -- good or bad and free of charge. So if you've been wronged, or know someone who has, join the community today and denounce the misdeeds of known cheaters. A free account can be set up in minutes and the service lasts a lifetime. Heed the warning signs of cheating. Be proactive. Join CheaterVille and don't be the last to know.
Visit http://www.cheaterville.com or contact CheaterVille public relations at info@cheaterville.com for more information.
SOURCE Cheaterville, Inc.
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