@bi4smooth said in Anyone Recieved Letter In The Mail From Flavaworks Studios?:
Can I ask a significant question here:
How did Flavaworks get your address (since you say you received a paper mail item)?
Various sources I researched said that FlavaWorks sent these threats to current or former paying subscribers, ostensibly to recover damages for sharing their IP, but mostly intended to "out" their customers as gay porn consumers unless they paid a ransom. The term "extortion" comes to mind.
One of the early cases here involved a customer who was a "prominent Hollywood figure" who seemed an ideal target for this kind of scam. A strategic error on the part of FlavaWorks is that such "prominent figures" also have good attorneys to smash the bits out of such a scheme, as opposed to the C-team that FlavaWorks retained (and apparently didn't pay).
A side note here is that FlavaWorks was also sued successfully by the cities of Miami and Chicago for their production locations: In Miami, the issue was running a "business" in a residential area, and in Chicago, it was filming CocoDorm material in a residence with lights on and windows open so people on the street got a free show. It wouldn't have surprised me to hear that the FlavaWorks people were on the sidewalk trying to sell tickets to the passers-by.