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Tuesday, October 6, 2015

Beyonce And Jay Z Throw Money Away Again Renting Another Mansion They Can't Afford


Jay Z and Beyonce

TMZ is reporting that after entertainers Beyonce and Jay Z were evicted from a Holmby Hills mansion last month that they could not afford to buy, opting to rent, they have started the financially foolish practice all over again. Renting a massive mansion to show off for the public and to industry peers, because you can't legally afford to buy the property without stealing more copyrights, is unwise.


The Holmby Hills rental Jay Z and Beyonce were just evicted from

Last month the mansion Beyonce and Jay Z leased in Los Angeles for $150,000 per month was sold out from under them, midway into their 1-year lease. The notorious copyright infringing couple were given an eviction notice informing them they have 60-days to move. The couple have now found another mansion to rent in Los Angeles for $150,000 per month.


The current Holmby Hills property Jay Z and Beyonce have just signed a 1-year lease on

The fact of the matter is most entertainers cannot afford to buy a home in Holmby Hills. Most homes in the area are purchased by wealthy executives and company owners - not pretend businesspeople like Beyonce and Jay Z, who are unintelligent and rely on unlawful thievery to get money not due to them.

STORY SOURCE

Beyonce & Jay Z Check Out Our New $45 Million Palace

10/6/2015 1:45 PM PDT BY TMZ STAFF - Jay Z and Beyonce got the last laugh after getting notice to leave the house they were renting ... because we've learned they got an even better house. Our sources say Bey and Jay are now renting the $45 million Holmby Hills palace that was owned by ex-L.A. Dodgers owner Frank McCourt.

McCourt sold the house to a British billionaire last year for $45 million, but we're told the new owner was hardly in L.A. and it just sat vacant. So he recently decided to put it on the market for lease ... we're told for around $150k a month. Our sources -- all of whom are people who were on hand this past weekend facilitating the move -- say Beyonce and Jay signed a 1-year lease.

As for the house ... it's 20,000 square feet, complete with an indoor Olympic-sized pool complex and an outdoor pool with a waterfall and formal gardens. As we previously reported, Bey Z got the boot from their old rental in the same neighborhood after the owner decided to sell it. We broke the story ... Jay Z and Beyonce are putting down stakes in L.A., largely because they think it's a good place to raise Blue Ivy.
 

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Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Lindsay Lohan Had Alcohol In Car That Crashed Into 18-Wheeler Truck


Lindsay Lohan

It appears old habits die hard, as it has been revealed, disgraced Hollywood actress, Lindsay Lohan, was caught lying to the police and had an open container of alcohol in the truck of the Porsche she wrecked. Lohan totaled the Porsche, running into the back of an 18-wheeler truck, while speeding down Pacific Coast Highway in Santa Monica, California.

Lohan keeps proving she hasn't changed one bit, yet a director has risked his production by including her in the role of the late actress, Elizabeth Taylor, for a Lifetime biopic on the star. She is also in the running for a soft-core pornographic film, which is pathetic.

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Wednesday, July 13, 2011

This Commercial Is Proof Why People Should Cover Their Windows (Video)

The hilarious above posted Europcar advert, is proof positive why people should have blinds or curtains covering the windows in their homes. It's shocking that he didn't become a professional dancer with those amazing moves (suppressing laughter).

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Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Leading Rental Company Facing Lawsuit For Spying On People In Their Homes Through Their Laptops

Aarons Rental Company

It has been confirmed, America's leading rental company, Aarons, is facing a lawsuit for secretly spying on people in their homes, while they were partially undress or naked, via the laptops consumers rented from their stores.

This conduct is completely criminal and sick. Brian and Chrystal Byrd of Wyoming, have sued Aarons rental company, as the police confirmed, store employees were spying on them and their 5-year-old, in their home, through the laptop they rented. As stated in the couple's lawsuit, the police informed them software made by the company Designware LLC of Pennsylvania, was used to remotely turn on the laptop's camera and record every keystroke they typed.

Brian and Chrystal Byrd

This sick breed of voyeuristic perversion has been cropping up in certain cases and has been featured prominently online and in the press, indicating said strain of invasion of privacy, has become a problem that is violating innocent people.

The public witnessed as it was reveled, via the upsetting case of the Lower Merion School District, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, faculty administrators and computer techs, spying on students in their very homes, in various states of undress, by remotely and illegally taking control of the webcams on their school issued laptops (Truth Comes Out In School Webcam Spying Case).

Last year, there was also the Erin Andrews case, regarding the beautiful ESPN sportscaster, who was illegally and secretly photographed naked in her hotel room. Stalker, Michael Barrett, pried off the peephole of Andrews' hotel room door, then uploaded to the internet, nude photos he surreptitiously took of her, without her knowledge or consent, using his mobile phone. He has since been imprisoned.

Prior to these two cases, I wrote of my awful experiences regarding pop singer, Madonna and her sick Kabbalah cult, who are currently under investigation by the IRS and FBI, for human trafficking, tax fraud and stealing donated charity money, among other things. Madonna's private investigator, is also the notorious Anthony Pellicano, who was imprisoned for criminally spying on people on behalf of stars that paid him $100,000 in each instance.

Erin Andrews

In 2008, Pellicano was convicted on serious charges of illegal hacking, wiretapping, racketeering and identity theft. However, other private investigators, such as Gavin DeBecker, continue the illegal tradition on behalf of stars in Hollywood, such as Madonna

Madonna commissioned criminal acts of invasion of privacy, to pilfer preexisting copyrights stored on my computers, that she and her cronies in Hollywood later illegally used without permission or payment, also extended to spying on me at home. She engaged a private investigator, who works in tandem with her Kabbalah cult, to illegally spy on me in my home, via, among other things, illegally hacking my computers and turning on the webcam and microphones, in deeds that are positively sick. Two separate computer companies confirmed in writing my computers were hacked. The hacks were digitally traced back to the staff of Madonna.com.

Madonna

To add insult to injury and to be vile, as these cultists are very depraved, Madonna began sending members of Kabbalah, to approach me in public or call me over the phone, issuing threats and regurgitating the invasive contents of what they illegally witnessed in my house, via spying on me in my home. Madonna and said cult are the nastiest, sickest people on the planet.

This form of misconduct was also present in the Anthony Pellicano case, which was later written about in the New York Times, after I filed a complaint with the FBI and went public with said allegations. Professional attorneys suing Hollywood stars over personal and or financial misconduct, complained to the FBI that Pellicano would illegally spy on them in their offices, then call them at their places of business and repeat to them VERBATIM, what they had just said privately over the phone or in the office to a client, in criminal violation of attorney client privilege, privacy laws and wiretapping statues.

Anthony Pellicano

In another case I first broke online in 2005, via filing a formal criminal complaint against Rupert Murdoch's Newspaper Groups, which was later renamed News International, due to the bad publicity, it was later proven in 2006 and again this year that the aforementioned company, did indeed hack into the phones of a number of people and spied on them in criminal violation of the law. My allegations were proven 100% and correct.

What is very disturbing about Murdoch's commissioned misconduct using private investigators to hack people's phones and emails, then trail them in public, is there is another hidden danger to privacy via this invasive spying. As electronic experts have shown on television, hackers can remotely turn on the audio, video and camera functions on a person's phone and use it to secretly spy on them in their home.

Rupert Murdoch

A word to the public: be careful where your privacy is concerned and do your very best to protect yourself and your family from certain perverse people out there, who have no sense of decency. There are sick in society, exploiting technology to spy on others in insidious ways, as they are mentally ill and very perverted.

Your home is your castle. It is sacred. No one should be spying on you in there. Under the law, it is a crime to spy on others in their home, office, car, public bathrooms and changing rooms in stores. World governments need to start making examples of these perverts, until this sick conduct is stamped out from society.

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STORY SOURCE

AP: Pa. lawsuit: Rental firm spies on users

Tue May 3, 4:05 pm ET - PITTSBURGH – A major furniture rental chain has software on its computers that lets it track the keystrokes, screenshots and even webcam images of customers while they use the devices at home, according to a lawsuit filed Tuesday.

The lawsuit was filed on behalf of a Wyoming couple who said they learned about the PC Rental Agent "device and/or software" inside the computer they rented last year when an Aaron's Inc. store manager in Casper came to their home on Dec. 22...

"It feels like we were pretty much invaded, like somebody else was in our house," Byrd told The Associated Press in an exclusive telephone interview, the day before the suit was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Erie...

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Suit alleges spying by rental company

9:04 PM, May. 4, 2011 - PITTSBURGH ...The Byrds contacted police, who, their attorney said, determined that the image was shot with the help of spying software, which the lawsuit contends is made by Designerware LLC of North East, Pa., and is installed on all Aaron's rental computers. Designerware is also being sued in U.S. District Court in Erie.

http://www.delawareonline.com

Saturday, July 25, 2009

Obama Considering Homeowner Rental Plan

President Barack Obama

It was announced yesterday, President Barack Obama is, "Mulling a rental option for some homeowners." Last month, I wrote about the rental issues besetting homeowners across America, whose properties are in foreclosure or pre-foreclosure stages, in the June 15, 2009 article The State Of The U.S. Housing Market.

I wrote of my neighbors, who were barred from renting their home, whilst moving to cheaper accommodations in a neighboring county to save money. It was an unwise move on the part of the bank, as the house has been empty for over six months, when my neighbors had found someone who wanted to rent it at a good price back then.

Several thousand dollars in rental income could have been generated by now, which would have put their mortgage back on track. However, in light of the bank's decision, they had no choice but to abandon the house, which was very sad.

The house still has not been auctioned yet. Not to mention, many courthouse held auctions of homes in America are coming up empty, with properties going back to the banks, many times without a single bid on them.

This story is repeating itself across the country. Some people would move in with relatives and rent out their homes to save their properties, but the banks will not let them (rentals).

Once again, some major banks are not working with homeowners and they are losing money for it. It is as though some of these prideful banks would rather see the homes empty, than work with homeowners, which is bad business, as it drives down property values and creates deserted neighborhoods.

The banks also have to pay maintenance fees and taxes on said empty properties, incurring additional costs. It's just bad business all around.

There are some bad lawyers out there taking advantage of the foreclosure crisis, but there are some who are successfully fighting the banks via the court system, then obtaining a loan modification for their clients, keeping them in their homes with comfortable interest rates.

The key is to find a good lawyer and one that won't drag out your foreclosure case, leaving you to catch up on a year or more of payments, plus fees and penalties you will incur from the banks. Get your loan straightened out as soon as possible.

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Tue Jul 14, 2009 3:07pm EDT - NEW YORK, July 14 (Reuters) - U.S. government officials are weighing a plan that would let borrowers who have fallen behind on their mortgage payments avoid eviction by renting their homes instead, sources familiar with the administration's thinking said on Tuesday.

Under one idea being discussed, delinquent homeowners would surrender ownership of their homes but would continue to live in the property for several years, the sources told Reuters.

Officials are also considering whether the government should make mortgage payments on behalf of borrowers who cannot keep up with their home loans, tapping an unused portion of a $50 billion housing aid kitty.

As part of this plan, jobless borrowers might receive a housing stipend along with regular unemployment benefits, the sources said. (Reporting by Patrick Rucker; Editing by Diane Craft)

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