NOTICE OF DEFECT: We have quality checked this movie and have found it defective under Excalibur standards. We have notified the manufacturer of our findings. The manufacturer has not given us a time table as to when or if this movie's defects will ever be corrected. Some manufacturers continue to sell defective movies until the defective run is completely sold out -- even though it may entail a couple of years. It is also a possibility that the manufacturer will never correct the defect -- especially if it is an older movie.
While we will continue to sell this movie as long as the buyer fully understands this caveat; we obviously will not give this movie our Excalibur Guarantee of Quality. We will not trade or exchange this movie. We will not accept it back under any conditions. We will not credit or refund the buyer with shipping costs, or if it is lost in transit, etc. Excalibur's normal guarantees do not apply to this defective movie.
When the manufacturer has corrected this defect and we have actually verified the quality of the re-mastered movie; Excalibur will, at that time, remove this NOTICE OF DEFECT.
In Excess Description: "Sex starved Britt Morgan dons garters and lace but still can't lure husband, Tom Byron, away from his sports. Britt loves sports too, but her games include ball fondling and tongue licking marathons. She gets both in a hot scene with Tom Chapman. Then she's off to Nude City, luscious acres of sprawling nudity where the recreation hour is right up her needs. With alluring Alice Springs and incomparable Nina Hartley, there's enough animal passion to satisfy your wildest imaginations. But what about hubby Tom? Can he ever fulfill Britt's excessive desire? It's one sizzling scene after another in this film of excess!"
NOTICE OF DEFECT: We have quality checked this movie and have found it defective under Excalibur standards. We have notified the manufacturer of our findings. The manufacturer has not given us a time table as to when or if this movie's defects will ever be corrected. Some manufacturers continue to sell defective movies until the defective run is completely sold out -- even though it may entail a couple of years. It is also a possibility that the manufacturer will never correct the defect -- especially if it is an older movie.
