These letters notify people they can settle for anywhere from $1,500 to $2,500, or fight it out in court and have their names linked to downloading porn.

lmao

Back during the VHS days of porn it was epidemic that you couldn't trust the box covers. They would stick nudes of super hot models on the front and back and then when you watch the movie its all worn out skanks with bellyrolls and stretch marks that barely looked alive. Somebody finally got on the industry because then they started adding in fine print on the box that models pictured on the cover jacket may not necessarily be in the film. That lasted awhile till guys stopped buying porn if the porn chicks names weren't listed on the cover. Even after that porn producers started to buy old scenes of "name porn stars" for the cover and put the scene first and then the skank parade would begin. When I ever look at a tube site or download a whole movie I always think of it as payback for all the times in my late teens and middle 20s when the porn companies scammed me out of 20 or 30 bucks for a shit porno flick I couldn't even stroke to and at that age I could still rub one out to the womens underwear ads in sears or JC penny catalogs.

In response to Fiend's post.

I hated when I would get duped by a sex act hinted at and suggested on the cover and the title of the movie. One such instance was a picture of Belladonna appearing to be getting pissed on by her male co-star. I excitedly purchased the overpriced movie only to find out that the picture on the cover was a slightly photoshopped image from the movie where her and the stunt cock were chasing each other around with squirt guns that had a rubber penis on the squirting end.

I see they still do this type of thing, like that boxcover with the picture of Gia Jordan riding(on top of) a horse with the title "Barnyard Fantasies" or something similar.