Working on patching techniques for the sx os and to further progress, I’m going to have to bite the bullet and purchase a license key. Anyone know of a reseller who isn’t charging an arm and a leg?
Inexpensive SX OS license reseller?
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if you wan't a reliable seller, modchipsdirect.com sells them for $35. not the cheapest, but you will get a working code
sxflashcard, 29.90 they send the code in 30 minutes, plus 2 dollars discount with coupon SX2018,
they are the best,i bought 6 sx pro on june 27 and i received them yesterday and they shipped from china.(via free shipping)
they are the best,i bought 6 sx pro on june 27 and i received them yesterday and they shipped from china.(via free shipping)
Contact allen3ds in discord.gg/4hgvJY8, he will send you a selly.gg store link to buy the os code at 31.2$, the selly will send you an os code in 5 minutes after PP payment via the e-mail even in weekend.
When i need to buy something I need for literally one thing and that one thing isn’t even what this license key is even for, yes I’m going to not spend a lot of money on it. What’s next, spending $10 a gallon for gas because I need to see if my lawnmower works? This is also ignoring the fact I don’t want to be giving my money to a company that basically violates open source code usage. But that’s a different argument.
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