Elite Stream TV Review: Access to pirated streams for $30 a month

9 Comments on “Elite Stream TV Review: Access to pirated streams for $30 a month”

#1

Someone Fair

Sep 2nd, 2018 at 1:07 am  Someone Fair(Q)

Honestly you dont know Caujuan and if you did you would know he has integrity.

Look at (Ozedit: Strawman attempt removed)



#2

Xorly

Sep 2nd, 2018 at 1:20 am  Xorly(Q)

Wow ! I remember when those small Kodi boxes with pirated streams where being pushed a few years ago. Well, here we go again.

Xorly



#3

Joe

Sep 2nd, 2018 at 6:51 am  Joe(Q)

ACE is starting to shut down these services and they are going after the users too.

Look at SET TV. Kodi is in trouble and now going after other IPTV providers. Netflix, Amazon and the big studios have gotten together to stop these IPTV services. This is Napster all over again.

Elite Stream is NOT FTC compliant as you have to be a customer to be an affiliate.

But soon they will be sued by ACE once they catch on. NitroTV is on ACE radar now and all their resellers plus users.



#4

Yu Blueit

Sep 2nd, 2018 at 8:11 am  Yu Blueit(Q)

Mayo also promoted Prosper With Integrity/2010 Blessings. There is an entry on Realscam about him, and he currently depicts himself as a “pimp” on social media.



#5

Oz

Sep 2nd, 2018 at 8:41 am  Oz(Q)

Article updated correcting ownership of KStreams.



#6

Oz

Sep 2nd, 2018 at 8:46 am  Oz(Q)

@Someone Biased

Honestly you dont know Caujuan and if you did you would know he has integrity.

People with integrity don’t promote Ponzi schemes or launch MLM opportunities that market pirated content streams. #facts



#7

Jay Carey

Sep 3rd, 2018 at 10:15 am  Jay Carey(Q)

Who wants to bet Caujuan is all ready to push the Traffic Authority reboot Finish Line Network? 😉



#8

David

Sep 4th, 2018 at 10:50 am  David(Q)

Yu Blueit said:

Mayo also promoted Prosper With Integrity/2010 Blessings. There is an entry on Realscam about him, and he currently depicts himself as a “pimp” on social media.”

WOW! Aren’t we a little racial stereotyping today? Let alone setting up a marketing company.



#9

Yu Blueit

Sep 4th, 2018 at 12:49 pm  Yu Blueit(Q)

Hardly racial stereotyping, David. It’s what he presents himself as.

With good cause, too. Man is guilty in prostitution case.

As published in the San Diego Union Tribune:

Mayo could be sentenced to more than 11 years

By J. Harry Jones STAFF WRITER

October 14, 2004

A man whom a prosecutor called “probably the best” and “certainly the smartest pimp” in San Diego County was found guilty Tuesday of operating a lucrative prostitution ring that brought in, at the very least, $300,000 annually.

Allmighty Master Supreme Mayo (his legal name) could be sentenced to more than 11 years in prison by Judge Michael Wellington at a hearing scheduled Nov. 16.

Mayo, 26, was convicted by a jury that deliberated for little more than one court day of running a prostitution organization that employed four or five women whom Mayo put up in a house in South Bay.

His operation also got a cut of all money earned by about two dozen other prostitutes.

The prostitutes and others testified that in addition to a $200 appearance fee they would get up front from their customers, they also would receive “tips” of between $200 and $1,000 for “extra” services rendered.

Mayo testified that he was a simple businessman who had no idea that some of the employees of his legal, family-run escort service were prostituting themselves. He said he was nothing more than a manager for exotic dancers – as well as a budding music producer – who handled his employees’ money because they weren’t good with finances.

However, the employees testified they gave all profits to Mayo, who then “took care” of them.

In some cases, he paid for breast augmentation and nose jobs. He also let them drive expensive cars and took them on trips.

Prosecutor Robert Kearney asked the jury during closings arguments last week: “What kind of a manager other than a pimp gets 100 percent of the take?”

He also said that if Mayo is to be believed when he says he didn’t know his employees were prostitutes, “Then either he is the dumbest individual who ever walked the Earth, or he is a very bright man” trying to skirt the law.

Last year, police arrested Mayo and six other people in connection with the prostitution ring, including Mayo’s mother, sister, other family members and employees. And a $1 million arrest warrant was issued for Mayo’s brother, Caujuan Akim Mayo, who has not been seen since.

Charges against all but the brothers and one of the employees were dropped several months later due to a lack of evidence, prosecutors said.

According to testimony at the trial, clients of Mayo’s organization ranged from businessmen visiting San Diego to a hard-core group of regulars who were wealthy men and often compared notes about which of the prostitutes were best.

The prosecution’s case was bolstered by hours of taped conversations between Mayo and his brother, when Caujuan Mayo would call from prison. At the time, the brother was serving time on drug and weapons charges.

The jury heard the two men discussing pimping and ways to avoid being connected to pimping by police.

Defense attorney William Wolfe told the jury the conversations were taken out of context and reveal only conversations between brothers who have grown up distrusting law enforcement.

Mayo was found guilty of one count of pimping and eight counts of money laundering. The jury found him not guilty of one count of pandering.

Mayo’s mother, grandmother and several other relatives and friends attended much of the trial. Many cried as the verdicts were being read in the courtroom and sobbed later in the courthouse hallway.

Mayo’s mother, Jeanette Williams, said she thought the verdicts were unjust, and as the prosecutor and several police officers walked by she mockingly said to them, “Good job, guys.”