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Disclaimer: The following information is provided for entertainment purposes
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It is very easy to gain access to an Angelfire account, especially if you know
the person. 

First, find your victim, their URL, email address and their name. Then go to 
http://www.angelfire.com and find the Help section. Use their feedback form to 
send them a letter saying you are "victim's name" and that you changed your 
email address awhile ago and forgot to update it in your Angelfire account. 
Then say you went on vacation and forgot your password. You changed your 
email address so the password retreival form won't work. 

They will write back saying they don't give out passwords, but if you provide the 
right information they will update the email address in the account to your new 
one. You need this info:

1. victim's old email address (the one they registered with)
2. victim's new email address (which is actually yours, just make one up with Hotmail)
3. victim's ISP provider or date the account was created
4. victim's home address

You already have their email address, and you made up a new email address. So that 
leaves their ISP and their address. If you live in a small town you could probably 
guess their ISP since there won't be that many in town.  If they go to a University 
they probably used the University's connection. Just use your brain in trying to 
figure out which service they used.  Or you can guess when the account was created. 
I'm sure if you say "I dunno...I made it last summer sometime" Angelfire will 
probably buy it. But try to get as close as you can to right date. Check their 
guestbook for the first entry, that's usually an indictor of the approxiamate date. 

For their address, that's easy if you know them in real life. If you don't know it, 
then you're screwed. Use your brain and figure it out.

After you send this information back to Angelfire they will change the email address 
that is on file for the victim's account to the email that you provided them. Then 
you go to the main Angelfire site and use the password retrival form.
Check your email a few minutes later, and waa laa.....their password. Now don't be 
stupid....be sure to change the password after you gain access to their account. 
Have fun, and don't get caught!