I received an e-mail (outside TER) from an unknown asking if he could "borrow" my password that accesses my account to check out a couple of reviews of girls he might be interested in. If anyone else has received anything like this,ignore it. It's a no brainer to 99% of us when asked something of this nature but to the do gooders (you know who you are) that want to give a guy who's an unknown and too cheap to purchase VIP status a break and let him have access to his (or her)account beware. It takes 5 seconds to change your own password after you let someone else in and then you're SOL,locked out of your account and who knows who has assumed your TER identity and the trust that goes along with it. Be aware.
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There is a message on Craigs list also asking for a user name and password for TER that he could borrow.  Watch out.  NEVER give out your password.

There is an ad on Craigs List asking for the same thing, heads up everyone.

to describe the stupidity of anyone who would answer such a request.  To anyone considering it, why not give him your credit card numbers while you're at it?