hdbits.org fast

[kooftspc11]

why does it have to be fast?

take your time people....for the love of god take your goddamn time

[danio]

why does it have to be fast?

take your time people....for the love of god take your goddamn time

could the reason why be more obvious?

[kooftspc11]

why does it have to be fast?

take your time people....for the love of god take your goddamn time

could the reason why be more obvious?

i guess i must have missed something

whats the reason?

[wazza100]

he's looking to trade

[dr jones]

he's looking to trade

[Sin4pz]

Again this is down to the respective rules of each tracker. However it would be very unreasonable to penalise their members for a genuine change in email. Unless of course its based on a trade. In that case all a tracker has to do is check your IP address after an email has changed. If u were based in UK and then suddenly 1hrs later in Austrlia...your asking for trouble

[kondrae]

lets not jump to conclusion now..
maybe his email acc got hacked and needs to act fast..
..but its more probable he's trading..

[_coder_]

If you traded the account then yes there is a chance you will get disabled. If its your account then you don't have anything to worry about but then again if it was your account you wouldn't be asking this question in the first place.

[guitarhero]

I believe IP changing means disable .

[integral]

I'd say that if you give a heads up to a site weeks before an IP change (moving, changing isp etc), or if you change an email without IP changing or password changing, you'll be fine. However, if you change email, passwords, and IP in a short amount of time, it's going to look like a trade.