Since when has Paris Hilton had a problem with being over-exposed? Since right now, apparently. The hotel heiress is reportedly "considering legal action" against the creator of exploitive new website, ParisExposed.com.

The site, which debuted yesterday, is attempting to attract viewers by offering access to Paris' most personal photos, diaries and, um, body regions:

ParisExposed.com was launched Tuesday and features items which were left in a Los Angeles-based storage facility.

When the hotel heiress failed to keep up her payments on her container, the contents were passed onto a broker and snatched up by the website's creator Bardia Persa in September.

Persa offers footage of the 25-year-old heiress in a "sexy bubble bath" video to subscribers who pay $40 per month.

Hilton's spokesperson Elliot Mintz says, "We certainly are going to explore all of our legal options about this matter."

Wow, a website purporting to show Paris' vagina AND her notes from 10th grade English class for the low, bargain rate of $40??

Tempting, but we think we've got a better idea.

How about instead, we download her sex tape for free, read the Sparknotes to "A Scarlett Letter," and then blow the $40 on something more useful, (like an overpriced 3-course meal during NYC's Restaurant Week), and then beat ourselves over the head for inexplicably being just the teeniest, tiniest bit curious about ParisExposed.com?