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Parisexposed.com open for business again.
With all the media attention surrounding Paris Hilton at the moment. It’s hardly surprising that people are cashing in on her jail time. Parisexposed.com been the biggest at the moment.
They’ve recently opened their doors again, Which means they are breaking the law, as there is an injunction against the website. Paris took the site owner to court for invasion of privacy and copyright infringement.
As before the website boasts everything about Paris’ personal life. The drug taking and sex scenes including private diary entries. but is it worth signing upto?
Probably not. The site is going against what a court ordered. As soon as the court or Paris finds out. The site will be shut down quicker than you know it. Which means the site owner gets to walk with your money. Or at the worst, your also charged for some kind of offense.
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