Devon James, the former prostitute trying to make a quick buck off of her supposed Tiger Woods sex tape, has some pretty shady terms to the tape’s release.

Reportedly, the tape was said to be a fake. A guy has already come forward to say that it’s actually him in the video and not Tiger and that he was paid as part of Devon’s fantasy.

Now, the shadiness continues. Radar Online reports:

According to the “Terms and Conditions” set forth by the website the tape is available only for pre-orders and the company has the right to yank the release of the tape at any time.

“The Company may, at any time and at its sole discretion, cancel any release of the video,” the terms read.

“However, that if the Company cancels any release of the video to its expiration, the Company shall provide a pro-rata refund for the unexpired period of the cancelled release of the video by automatic credit.”

A pro-rata refund usually means that the portion of money to be returned is determined by a factor like time, like when one cancels their insurance and is given a prorated amount back based on how much time is left on their term. But for a product like a sex tape, a pro-rata refund becomes ambiguous and could leave room for the company to profit without the buyer receiving anything in return!

Ugh. It’s hard to believe that anyone would front the cash to buy this thing. Have you?

Source, Fame Pictures