Interactive Male Launches Video Chat

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As a leader and pioneer in the GLBT community, Interactive Male knows what men want and need in a gay chat service and has provided it for many years. With a variety of awards and recognitions in the community, Interactive Male continues to consistently provide their customers and members with innovative products. The most recent of these products is the ability to see the person you’re talking to, available at http://www.interactivemale.com.

In order to use the software, members call into the service like they normally would; only now they can logon to Interactive Male’s video chat site as well, found at http://www.interactivemale.com/videochat. When a user connects with somebody on the phone, they can also connect via the website to see that person via webcam. This integrated system allows customers to now meet people the usual chatline way, while providing availability for the video component.



Interactive Male continues to lead the industry as it has for over fifteen years bringing men together through access via 750 local phone numbers in cities across North America, offering Interactive Male in English and Spanish. The addition of video capabilities to the product only strengthens this service to a further degree. Interactive Male boasts that they allow gay men to find what they want, where they want and these new steps make that even more feasible.

Interactive Male’s website , http://www.interactivemale.com, is a starting point to signing up for the service, learning more about the company and getting a free trial to experience the phone chatline with the new video capabilities. Interactive Male definitely continues to provide its members with the ability to find what they want, where they want it.

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