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BigMMoney
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164 Posts
11/07
Posted - Jan 13 2008 : 12:04AM
I was browsing Adult DVD Marketplace and came across a page that lets you request dvds that are not on the website. On the page, it says that titles from Leisure Time, Nymph, and any titles from Don Goo lines will not be accepted. I don't know anything about these companies/studios. Does anybody know why they would be rejected? Here is the link to the page: here
baronorca
Member

Montana
528 Posts
1/01
Posted - Jan 13 2008 : 12:33AM
Might be because those companies have the "reverse Midas touch", everything they handle is pretty much a total piece of crap.
Drew Black
broken crankshaft

8011 Posts
9/99
Posted - Jan 13 2008 : 7:57AM
These regularly put out movies where the content on the DVD isn't remotely close to the stuff depicted on the box cover. They list cast members that aren't in the movie. The quality of the DVDs generally suck ass as well. All of these things will result in customer service headaches and product returns.
BigMMoney
Deactivated User

164 Posts
11/07
Posted - Jan 14 2008 : 1:55AM
That happened recently with me with a Maverick DVD. The cover said that a performer was in the DVD when she wasn't. I bought the DVD because I thought the performer was in it. It really pissed me off.
nateglass
Member

I must break you
201 Posts
12/05
Posted - Feb 5 2008 : 7:44PM
I would add any of the Futureworks line of DVDs to that list. Just like Leisure Time they use a plethora of fake studio names since consumers became hip to their scam. I've blogged in the past about how to ID them using the UPC code sequence and the Custodian Of Records address among other tell-tale signs.
I've visited stores that 1/2 their inventory was Futureworks stuff, and the store had no idea, they actually thought those were all unique different studios. They had 1000's of movies, and probably 100 or so scenes LOL.



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