Involvement in The Adult Entertainment Industry
Between 1994 and 1996, Ruth Parasol joined with Seth Warshavsky to start several companies developing adult phone sex services. In 1995, they formed Internet Entertainment Group Ltd., and launched an adult rated “peep show” website, Clublove.com. In 1996, Parasol sold her interest in these companies. Through 2004 she continued to attend industry trade show gatherings to promote her online casino to affiliates and webmasters.
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