Is it against rules?

What is the point of paying someone to get you to a rank where you arent good enough to be? People view bronze and silver as "Trash" tiers, but in reality the vast majority of the population of league players are bronze-silver. That makes you average. In order to GET TO gold you have to learn the game, you dont learn the game after you get there lol. The biggest piece of advice I can give you is this: Work on yourself, record and view replays of your games and always look for the flaws in what YOU did. No matter how bad your teammates played there is always something you could have done better. Start to look for and be able to predict patterns in what players do wrong and be ready to do what is needed to prevent or recover from something you or a teammate did wrong, as well as be able to capitalize on something an opponent does wrong.

Lets face it, Gold is difficult to get to. If it wasnt then anyone and everyone would be gold. Plat is even more difficult, Diamond more so, and so on. You have to either put in the time and the work to EARN gold+, or you have to just be naturally gifted at the game. It isnt just going to come to you even if you do pay for it.

You're on the wrong part to be asking. This is team recruitment.

I believe it is against the summoners code but it would be incredibly difficult for riot to find out. I think there are sites that offer boosting services, but yes i believe it is against the rules. Just like selling accounts is against the rules.

IMO though, if you got carried from silver to plat or even diamond...you would ruin your own experience of the game. You would rarely perform well, rarely win, and ruin other peoples chances of winning that are actually at that level. If you're new to LoL, put your time in, you'll get better with experience. If you're a veteran of LoL, then enjoy the game for what it is...don't be obsessed with rank and enjoy your time playing league.

Good luck in your endeavors.

Clearly you don't know how to ready or comprehend how forums posting works.