some comments on RealTickling

[odzadoro]

Real Tickling is possibly my favourite tickling video producer and, as someone who moves often and recently decided to get rid of some of my fav cassettes just because my collection is bulky, I was happy to see that we can now watch movies on-line. I have tried it and, while it's not as clear or smooth image-wise as if I had the tape, it's not bad and I recommend that people try it out.

One comment - somebody in the UK told me he was unable to get videos shipped to him from you. I remember ordering from elsewhere in Europe but he said he couldn't. I just thought I would drae attention to the loss of revenue. RealTickling is great and I hope the company will do well and stay around a long time.

[realtickling]

Originally posted by odzadoro
Real Tickling is possibly my favourite tickling video producer and, as someone who moves often and recently decided to get rid of some of my fav cassettes just because my collection is bulky, I was happy to see that we can now watch movies on-line. I have tried it and, while it's not as clear or smooth image-wise as if I had the tape, it's not bad and I recommend that people try it out.

One comment - somebody in the UK told me he was unable to get videos shipped to him from you. I remember ordering from elsewhere in Europe but he said he couldn't. I just thought I would drae attention to the loss of revenue. RealTickling is great and I hope the company will do well and stay around a long time.

Awe thanks so much odzadoro! I appreciate it. If you get a DSL or CABLE connection someday our online movies are great quality streams. 56k modems just can't pull down the data fast enough to get super quality, but as you said, they still do show the movie, just not crystal clear.
As for UK orders, we DO ship to the UK a lot. In this case the person probably could only watch PAL format, which we do not produce or sell. Or maybe he wanted to send UK currency for payment. But as far as do we ship there, yes! We've shipped to Russia, Poland, China, Singapore, Sweden, Argentina. You name it. We've sent it.
Sincerely,

[ManInBlack]

Kathy,

It’s been written before, but many of us with DSL would gladly spend the time to download a movie if it came in a form we could watch more than once, like your CD ROM’s do.

I would understand if you didn’t want your “first run” films to become digitally available this way, but you haven’t commented on this, so I wonder if there isn’t some other reason.

MB