[spacebandit]

According to Carole Malone


When ?

How did she do that without some contact with the outisde world ?

the friendly voice she recognised in the DR the other night, was that her agent ?

Yes, theres profit to be made from bullying.

[Mike]

Because the eviction was pre-recorded therefore she has actually been out the house a couple of hours.

[spacebandit]

Not long enough to negotiate a deal, double check the contract and have it signed and witnessed.

Some agreement must have been made before, and she would have had to have been notified.

Aslso from carole Malone saying it can't have been more than 90 minutes from eviction - assuming she left the house at 9.40

[Sasha]

Here agents would have signed it on her behalf

[sunny]

the papper paid her 500,000

[spacebandit]

Originally posted by Shipa-2-Win
Here agents would have signed it on her behalf

they can't,
an agent can forward and recommend
the "artist" has to sign

[Sasha]

i knew sunny (FBI AGENT) would know

[bonnie43uk]

the Jade PR wheels are in overdrive .. in a few weeks she'll be laughing about it on Johnathon Ross

[Slartibartfast]

You don't need a witness when signing a contract. Not that it would have taken much time to get a witness.

And she could have given her agents the power to sign on her behalf.

She's had plenty of time to do it herself anyway.

[sunny]

FBI

[spacebandit]

Originally posted by Slartibartfast
And you don't need a witness when signing a contract. Not that it would have taken much time to get a witness.

Not signed many contracts then.
those paying the cash would have insisted it was witnessed, and for a half mil, they would have wanted her sig

[James]

Originally posted by sunny
the papper paid her 500,000

Where did you read that? I am appalled if that is true.

Nothing about the press in this country should surprise me though.

[Psylocke]

Originally posted by James

Where did you read that? I am appalled if that is true.

Nothing about the press in this country should surprise me though.

you know britains,they will lap this up

[sunny]

sky news

[Edwin]

Originally posted by spacebandit
Yes, theres profit to be made from bullying.

Do you know how the media works? You don't become a celebrity for being "nice"

[spacebandit]

Originally posted by Edwin

Do you know how the media works? You don't become a celebrity for being "nice"

Don't expect nice of the type of filth we pass off as celebrities,
a pinch of respect - yes I do.

[Slartibartfast]

Originally posted by spacebandit

Not signed many contracts then.
those paying the cash would have insisted it was witnessed, and for a half mil, they would have wanted her sig

Actually I have a pretty good understanding of the legal requirements of making a contract.

[Sasha]

well when i was a famous bollywood actress my agent signed on my behalf

**opps that was a dream**

[Edwin]

Originally posted by spacebandit
Don't expect nice of the type of filth we pass off as celebrities,
a pinch of respect - yes I do.

What do you mean by "we"

If you don't like Jade being a celebrity, then just forget about her, she's going to be a celebrity whether you like it or not really and she's probably going to make more (she probably already has) money than all of us put together in this forum

[James]

Surely there is something immoral about her - and newspapers - profiting from the way she acted?

[Edwin]

Originally posted by James
Surely there is something immoral about her - and newspapers - profiting from the way she acted?

Maybe it is. But do you seriously believe the newspapers care about anything above selling more newspapers? They don't care about morals one bit!

[James]

Originally posted by Edwin

Maybe it is. But do you seriously believe the newspapers care about anything above selling more newspapers?

No I don't think they care above anything else. I don't even think they deserve to be called newspapers.

[rooterwar]

Originally posted by James
Surely there is something immoral about her - and newspapers - profiting from the way she acted?

It may well be immoral but if you were a 'celeb' and your career was in tatters could you say hand on heart you wouldn't do the same?

I suppose you could become a milkman..or is it milk person mind you I don't think there are any left these day..i remember ol' ernie, he drove the fastest milkcart in the west

[James]

Originally posted by wobblywoo

It may well be immoral but if you were a 'celeb' and your career was in tatters could you say hand on heart you wouldn't do the same?

But if I was in charge of a newspaper I wouldn't allow it to pay for this.

I'd be up on the high-moral ground!

I wouldn't buy the newspaper either, well I don't buy them anyway so that is irrelevant.

[rooterwar]

It may well be immoral but if you were a 'celeb' and your career was in tatters could you say hand on heart you wouldn't do the same?
[/quote]

But if I was in charge of a newspaper I wouldn't allow it to pay for this.

I'd be up on the high-moral ground!

I wouldn't buy the newspaper either, well I don't buy them anyway so that is irrelevant. [/quote]

Never been to the high-moral ground but sounds good

I don't buy papers either, so full of rubbish