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[Star Wars] Say enough Credits were offered, would Boba Fett have taken a job to rescue Leia?

Hypothetically speaking, the Rebellion pools together enough Credits to beat out whatever offer the Empire is willing to pay Fett for his services, and they ask him to rescue Leia from the Death Star. Does Fett accept the job? Could he pull it off? Or does he have some slight bias that would prevent him from accepting a job for the Rebellion?
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No, he would have turned it down, for multiple reasons.

In one of the Expanded Universe anthologies (can't remember which one right now), there's a story set in Jabba's Palace the night before Luke and company are due to be thrown into the Sarlacc pit. 

In that story, Boba Fett is relaxing in his room, about to go to bed, when some of Jabba's guards knock on his door. He opens it, they shove Leia inside, and tell him that Jabba's given her to him as a "gift" for the night as a special reward for services rendered. Naturally, Leia's scared that Boba will rape her, but he makes it very clear that he finds rape appalling, and even goes so far as to voluntarily sleep on the floor in full armor so that she can have his bed for the night and feel safe in it. 

This piques Leia's interest, because she had previously only thought of him as a crude, sadistic thug with no moral compass. They have a conversation and she asks him why he takes contracts from Jabba and the Empire, but refuses to work for the Rebellion in any capacity. 

He answers first that the Empire is the big game in town, and if he takes even one contract from the Rebellion, he'd be forever barred from future Imperial contracts and could even potentially get a price put on his own head. Moreover, he strongly disagrees with the Rebellion's ideology because he genuinely believes that authoritarianism is the ideal form of galactic government, in contrast to the "anarchy" that he believes the Rebellion represents. 

He also has a grudge against Han Solo on a personal level, because Han used to smuggle drugs for Jabba and Fett is fundamentally opposed to recreational drug use of any kind. Leia calls him out for being a hypocrite because he takes Jabba's drug money as payment for his jobs, but Fett insists that there's a clear moral difference. 

Finally, Leia tells him that if he ever decides to change sides, the Rebellion will forgive him for what he's done in the past and accept him into their ranks without prejudice. He politely thanks her for having a civil and interesting conversation with him, but tells her that there's very little chance of that. 

So, if the Rebellion were to contact him and ask him to rescue Leia from the Death Star, he would decline, no matter how much money they offered him. His principles are rather close-minded and not entirely logically consistent, but they exist and they are ironclad.