Rapid Share

Question by prescott619: Dose anyone have a rapidShare login and password I could use for today ?

Does not Dose lol

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Answer by bla bla
A 48 hour pass costs €4.50. Do you mean you really can’t afford this? Then download and wait between downloads

I just had my Rapidshare account hacked because of people that are too tight to pay for it themselves. All you have to do is change the password and the person lending it cannot access it without reporting to Rapidshare, so do you think anyone is daft enough to do this?

Also Rapidshare monitors IP and in the TOS reserves the right to close accounts which are shared – if you are in country A and I am in B, and we download at the same time…. well then it’s pretty obvious the account is being shared

Put your hand in your pocket and pay for the account if you want it

Rapidshare fortunately take this seriously and within 2 mins of me finding the account hacked, it was back again with me under a new Email & password. They will also follow up on the IP address which used it

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Question by hbomb2704: Where can I find a free premium Rapidshare login and password?
No spam please.
If you can email me some that work, or put down a couple sites that have recent ones(at least 2010) thanks.:)

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Answer by Obamanized
I don’t think someone is going to give you access to their account.
You could change their password and keep them out, then how would they explain it to Rapid-share when they can’t log in?
Me and my brother shared an account, maybe you could find a few close friends to share an account, then you don’t have to pay as much.

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