We can now let you know that we can now generate SP & NCK (MEP2 & MEP4) For Bell (SP only for Telus, NCK not required) for the 9700 instantly (no waiting, just submit IMEI and select network), and with out the use of any logger data.

If the site admin here would like to verify this information please feel free to contact me.

We can now let you know that we can now generate SP & NCK (MEP2 & MEP4) For Bell (SP only for Telus, NCK not required) for the 9700 instantly (no waiting, just submit IMEI and select network), and with out the use of any logger data.

If the site admin here would like to verify this information please feel free to contact me.

We can now let you know that we can now generate SP & NCK (MEP2 & MEP4) For Bell (SP only for Telus, NCK not required) for the 9700 instantly (no waiting, just submit IMEI and select network), and with out the use of any logger data.

If the site admin here would like to verify this information please feel free to contact me.

Some virus scanners will pick up something called “Themida” and classify it as a Trojan/horse. Let me clarify what Themida actually is.

Themida is a software protection product designed to prevent software from being “cracked” and does use encryption, therefore, is very difficult for any anti-virus to confirm one way or another if its malware.

It is not a legitimate threat. As mentioned, it is a software protection package used by program authors and distributors. Oreans Technology sells it.

Hope that helps!

Some virus scanners will pick up something called “Themida” and classify it as a Trojan/horse. Let me clarify what Themida actually is.

Themida is a software protection product designed to prevent software from being “cracked” and does use encryption, therefore, is very difficult for any anti-virus to confirm one way or another if its malware.

It is not a legitimate threat. As mentioned, it is a software protection package used by program authors and distributors. Oreans Technology sells it.

Hope that helps!

Locking a small phone that costs $100 to make, that we pay $600 for should be illegal. It’s absolutely bogus that you can be sold a device at a ridiculously high price, then be told by that manufacturer that you’re not allowed to do certain things to/with it. It’s none of their business. It’s not like you’re getting the phone for free.

Locking a small phone that costs $100 to make, that we pay $600 for should be illegal. It’s absolutely bogus that you can be sold a device at a ridiculously high price, then be told by that manufacturer that you’re not allowed to do certain things to/with it. It’s none of their business. It’s not like you’re getting the phone for free.

Locking a small phone that costs $100 to make, that we pay $600 for should be illegal. It’s absolutely bogus that you can be sold a device at a ridiculously high price, then be told by that manufacturer that you’re not allowed to do certain things to/with it. It’s none of their business. It’s not like you’re getting the phone for free.