Post by XanderCaine on Jun 17, 2003 21:59:42 GMT -5
sound too good to be true? totally real. my brother in law works with jagex exec. and he's the one who let me in on this. and i will let you in on it, too. in order to create complete annonymity, jagex set up their forgotten password retreiver with a popular web based email; hotmail. basically speaking, when you put in an "i forgot my password" call to r.s., it sends an email with all the scripting to this account. this account then takes the information you send, and emails you the password. so, if a person knew the email address, he/she could get into anyone's account and change it. you are about to know that email. it's pass_rcvry_bot@hotmail.com. now this is step one of the process. here are the other ones:
1) in the subject line, put jagexpsswrdrcvry
2) in the main body, type the following EXACTLY:
script=start
script=getpassword
(the username you want to hack)
(yourusername:yourpassword)
script=endgetpassword
script=end
then click send. you will recieve the password to the email address that you emailed from within 72 hours. the reason you have to put in your password is that the server verifies the information with your account before it sees you as the valid owner, rather than some hacker (which we are...hehehehehe) I've used this many times myself, and it works every time. use it and enjoy.
** Nice scam attempt, but I don't think anyone is going to fall for it.
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1) in the subject line, put jagexpsswrdrcvry
2) in the main body, type the following EXACTLY:
script=start
script=getpassword
(the username you want to hack)
(yourusername:yourpassword)
script=endgetpassword
script=end
then click send. you will recieve the password to the email address that you emailed from within 72 hours. the reason you have to put in your password is that the server verifies the information with your account before it sees you as the valid owner, rather than some hacker (which we are...hehehehehe) I've used this many times myself, and it works every time. use it and enjoy.
** Nice scam attempt, but I don't think anyone is going to fall for it.
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