Jenny Chan 陳詠欣
Aug 29, 2013

AshleyMadison.com is not shy about seeking potential adulterers in Hong Kong

HONG KONG - One might expect a business that explicitly promotes marital infidelity to take a subtle approach to marketing, but AshleyMadison founder Noel Biderman, who brings his website for people seeking affairs to Hong Kong this week, takes quite the opposite tack.

HONG KONG - One might expect a business that explicitly promotes marital infidelity to take a subtle approach to marketing, but AshleyMadison founder Noel Biderman, who brings his website for people seeking affairs to Hong Kong this week, takes quite the opposite tack.

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