sharing your password!

I also do not believe in sharing my password with anyone.I have got a bad experience.One of my friend had attached my snaps in his email he sent to his other friends & described me as his very close one(not exactly his girlfriend)One fine day I found this email in the sent folder(as both of us use this mail id for business purpose) & got upset.Even I have not shared my password to him but he cheated on friendship by sending my snaps to other peoples with no use.From that day I am very alert not to share anything with this person & stopped talking to him.You never know what's on whose mind.But I think we should not take advantage like this and cheat anyone.

I don't entrust my password to my friend. It's like keeping your privacy and confidentiality. Its also for our protection. I did not say that I don't trust my friends but its better to be safe than sorry.

I do not care if someone is my closest friend. I would never share my password. If I had to, I would change to a temporary password for the time he needs it. For instance if I had to draw money out of the atm and had a broken arm, or had to find out something on a secure website, etc. but never for a bank. The trouble is that even though your friend is trustworthy, he might be the type who talks a lot and someone might over hear what it is and there goes your information or your money or both.

Curiosity is in every creature. Regardless of how much you may trust them, you never know when they would slip. Besides, there is no reason for you to share your passwords with them unless you actually want them to look at things! So if you have no reason then there is no need, it's an unnecessary action and by all means should be avoided.

For me I said a big yes so whatever friend you are the password may be only you and your self to know.

well sometimes i do share with my most near and dear friends!

I completely agree with living this life alone when it comes to sharing passwords. I think that's where two friends have to draw the line. Even with my hubby, I do not ever give him my email, facebook or any other password.. and that's the man that I'm sharing my life with. Take care

It's not like that. If you think you can't trust anyone, then you are not fit to be in this world. At any point of time in your life, you have to trust someone. Only that will make you feel secured. It's not wrong to share your password with your friends. But you must be able to differentiate between fake friends and real friends!

i dont really give out my password to any of my friends nor boyfriend or family, its not that i dont trust them but since its for my own privacy also. specially if that site is too private like email and other money making site i have. i used to give it to my bf before but i change it the next day as he only want to see whose in my list i mean my friends list as he was so jealous thinking im trying to chat with another guy so for him to stop i gave him my password, then i change it to make it private again.

Well i'm aware of that so i would prefer to keep my personals to myself rather than inviting trouble in the future.you never know what might in store for us and most of it if they're real friends they wouldnt ask you for your passwords as they should be respecting your private things as well.I would never entertain someone who asks me for money or passwords---there are many other ways to exhibit our friendship to them than to lending money and other things as well.Another important thing is that Money can make spoil your friendship as well as better keep it away than to let it barge in between you.great day.

Do not share your password for anybody. Sometimes, he/she/they will try to damage our bussiness.

nope i dont share my passwords to anyone. to my husband maybe, but for our joint accounts. and if ever i do in others, he is disinterested enough to forget them hehehe. oh wait, i did share to my colleague and my Boss my Facebook password.... so that they can harvest my crops in Farmville. Hahahah.

I don't share my password to just anyone but I do have a friend whom I've told my password of my atm before. I asked her to withdraw some money for me. She did exactly what I asked and I'm sure she never told anyone else about my password. I think it's okay to tell somebody else your password as long as you trust that person, and of course you should also be responsible. I trust my friend, but I don't leave my ATM around to tempt her. I believe that we should try to put more trust on people because I think most people are naturally good. It's hard to be suspicious all the time.

It depends on the account. If it's no biggie I will give my password to my sister only, but I give all my passwords to my husband. I have no secrets from him and even if anything ever happened in our relationship. I stay clean so nothing to use against me.

Trust is needed among friends.. IF there isn't any trust, it's gonna be difficult to work together, and things wont be able to work out as smoothly.. Just like my colleague, who's my long time friend as well, i do have all the passwors to access his computer at work.. ANd i also do have the pin number of my friend's ATm card etc. while one of them do even have my paypal account, but that's not an active one though.. haha =D

well there are some things that you keep only to yourself, and passwords is in the maybe or maybe not. i for one don't share it with anyone, if they need a password i usually open it myself and let them look at it but not let them type it themselves

Yes, I agree with you and the truth which you wrote. But the truth pains me not. I just take it very simple. Can you expect a cat not to catch a mouse. It is also like that. There is for friendship. If the both party understand the limit the friendship last for long.

i have done this before, i was going to do it with 2 people but i made a test, i created a fake user and gave them the password to that, one of them did exactly what they said the would so i gave them my real password the other one attempted to get personal details so i didnt give my real password to him. its a good test to see if you can trust your friends