Sharon Stone MMS - Basic Instinct (Leg Crossing Scene)

The original was of course famous for the leg crossing police interrogation scene.

I was a young small boy, back then when the movie released. This scene draws so many attention be it movie-goers and leaders.

As a Hollywood celebrity and superstars, they just can’t hide their own personal life. Often caught, a celebrity tape where a home video of immoral acts, as performed by a majority Hollywood celebrity and his or her partners. It always being circulated over the Internet and bootleg, where occasionally legitimate commercial distribution and made available to an audience for which it was not supposedly intended.

According to Wikipedia, some of the famous celebrity video leaked includes Pamela Anderson and Paris Hilton.

webmail.ec.rr.com - RoadRunner, USA

If you’re one of the RoadRunner customer, you may access your email via http://webmail.ec.rr.com

mycricket.com/mms - MyCricket, USA

If you’re using MyCricket Wireless, you can simply download and view the MMS pictures, sent by your friend via http://www.mycricket.com/mms.

You can also directly go to http://otp.mycricket.com/mmbox/otp.html . Don’t forget to put your MDN and Message ID.

Other link available for your convenience:

• rbt.mycricket.com
• mycricket.com/mybackup
• mycricket.com/cricketsupport
• mycricket.com/sendtextmessage/

Still have problem with your MMS? Probably you need to contact Cricket Customer Service.

There are a couple of ways to contact Cricket.  To reach Cricket customer service via the telephone, simply dial *611 from your Cricket phone or dial their toll-free phone number at 1-800-CRICKET.  For assistance in-person, please visit your local Cricket Store.  Visit Cricket Contact Us page if you can’t find any answer.

Quote from Wikipedia:

Cricket Communications, Inc. founded in 1999, provides wireless services to about 3.84 million customers in parts of 25 US states. The company is a subsidiary of Leap Wireless, utilizing its CDMA 1X and 1xEV-DO networks. Cricket uses a flat rate billing method, offering rate plans from $25 to $60 per month before taxes by way of month-to-month contracts only; it does not require credit checks or long-term service contracts as other service providers in the U.S. The company recently launched the first Advanced Wireless Services network, in Oklahoma City.