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Samantha Steele
- Thread starter Gatorman
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plushy699
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Samantha Steele was a model for Australia's version of The Price Is Right.
She was boned as the network was advised of some saucy pics that were found of her on the web.
She then made a website, which had "harder" softcore than usual. These pics were available for less than 48 hours before they were taken down at her request.
Her website now sits dormant, as a whole host of members complained and argued that these pics should be available, or at least give member's their money back for false advertising.
Samantha Steele was a model for Australia's version of The Price Is Right.
She was boned as the network was advised of some saucy pics that were found of her on the web.
She then made a website, which had "harder" softcore than usual. These pics were available for less than 48 hours before they were taken down at her request.
Her website now sits dormant, as a whole host of members complained and argued that these pics should be available, or at least give member's their money back for false advertising.
