[mojo_mattv]

Long story short, I had a job interview at the same time as one of my lectures at school. Apparently I was not the only one who missed the lecture so the prof posted an audio recording made by a student, however she used Rapidshare to host the files. I do not have a rapidshare account :nooooo and I'm not too keen on spending 7 euro just to be provided with an audio file for a lecture. I was hoping somebody with a rapidshare account could help me out and download the file and then forward it my way. Or if there's any alternative idea's I'd love to hear them. Thanks.

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[markslog]

I just downloaded the files with no problem.

Just click the link
Click Free User
Wait 67 seconds
File starts to download

Repeat for the 2nd file.

[chris]

Just click on the free download link. No account needed.

[Mr. Dave]

But T.H.E Union will be charging you 8 euro for the help.

[mojo_mattv]

:oops: I swear to god that I did just that and it told me that too many people had downloaded it and the "trial version" or something to that effect had run out so I had to pay. Apparently that has changed, and all is well. All hail T.H.E. Union! :mrgreen: