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semyman:
More like Extortion if you ask me

ihustlehard:
clean psp 3000 for sale 13k
with 6 games and 8gig sd card
psp 3000 is better than 2000 and1000(fat and too bulky)
psp 3000 is slim model and better display,
reason for sale i want to buy a ps4

Jaybb:
If u have the funds.. get him a ps vita if not a nintendo switch.
But if it's the psp u want to get then go for the 3000 or 2000 model

Sommydisaster:
Both are better in terms of users preference

Just that the lcd has this ink screen which gives good black color dimming effect while plasma has this crystal color display due to the glass screen

As I said earlier...... Its users preference

Both has good picture quality

Good morning

Badmod:
This Kayak,not boat.

HacheNoire:
She does not need to thank her fans


Is it not Headies again?


Highest bidder takes the award.

She should thank her bank account.

beewhy009:
If you can make it 30k, give me a call!

Lynette2cute:
Are you done? Oga swerve abeg. Your sister na 1989 newspaper......Efulefu, it's obvious you're a senseless overgrown baby. Son of a coward.

Lynette2cute:
Your mother knows better.

Lynette2cute:
When you lack home training and manners, you type without sense.

Lynette2cute:
Full fledged RC lieutenant. Next time you ask or you keep quiet.

TrollKiller:
Boss, get him a Nintendo Wii lite. Or a PS 2 or 3.

PSP no be game

lekjons:
rooting basically allows you to modify your phone core apps and programms that you wouldn't normally be able to do like changing IMEI, changing boot logo, deleting system apps.

You can end up crashing your phones os if not rooted proper. so if you'll go with the root option, i suggest you have someone with experience on root do it for.

You should try the debloater option if you have a pc(its safer), or the text msg default reset.

lekjons:
rooting basically allows you to modify your phone core apps and programms that you wouldn't normally be able to do like changing IMEI, changing boot logo, deleting system apps.

You can end up crashing your phones os if not rooted proper. so if you'll go with the root option, i suggest you have someone with experience on root do it for.

You should try the debloater option if you have a pc(its safer), or the text msg default reset.

Teejay13:
Fairly used HP Probook 4330s notebook laptop 14"

Hdd : 250gb
Ram : 4gb
Processor type: Intel (R) core (TM) i3
Processor speed : 2.10ghz
HDMI
usb x 3
Webcam
wi-fi
Webcam
DVD player
Bluetooth
Price: 40,000
Phone No.07038517455

Nationwide delivery, we deliver free of charge to some part of abuja and kaduna and usually on a pay on delivery terms

Teejay13:
Clean and in a perfect working condition

Toshiba satelite C650 notebook laptop 15.6"

hdd : 320gb
ram: 4gb
processor type: intel core i3
processor speed: 2.27ghz
webcam
bluetooth
wifi
battery: ok
Price: 48,000
Contact: 07052481183

Nationwide Delivery, but free to deliver Some part of Abuja and Kaduna only.

lekjons:
Thats an issue with a lot of gionee phones, there is a command called "salestrack" and "usagestatistics" or something like that has been programmed into the phone' software, what it does is automatically send the phones usage history to some Chinese phone number(you'll notice the amount deducted per message is high).

The only way to disable it is to root your phone and modify or delete the "salestrack" and "usagestatistics" command in the system "build.prop" file. If you have no idea what "rooting" or "build.prop" means, this method isn't for you..



Another thing you can do if you can't root your phone is to find a pc then install an app called "Debloater" on the pc, you can get it on Google, what the app basically does is allow you to disable some system apps that you can't normally disable in app settings, it's pretty easy to set up, just install the pc app(debloater), enable developer options in your phone settings by going to "settings>>about>>build number", tap on build number seven times to enable developer options, then open developer options and enable "usb debugging", it will allow the pc app(debloater) to recognize your phone, then plug your phone to the pc via usb cable, then click "read packages" in the debloater app, if done correctly, it will list every system app on your phone, you can then scroll to the "salestrack" app and disable it.. As opposed to what you might think, this option is actually easy.

If you are a total noob and couldn't do any of the above, there is another option..

Just go to application settings and clear data for your messaging app(note: this will delete every message stored on your phone), this is just to set your text messages settings to default, so whenever you want to send a text message do not tick "remember my choice", so this way whenever you or anything(e.g gionee salestrack) want to send a message on your phone it will ask for your permission first, so whenever the salestrack wants to send their usual text messages, it will ask for your permission first instead of sending it automatically, you can then always press cancel. That all.



But seriously that's a big f*ck up on Gionee's part.

lekjons:
Thats an issue with a lot of gionee phones, there is a command called "salestrack" and "usagestatistics" or something like that has been programmed into the phone' software, what it does is automatically send the phones usage history to some Chinese phone number(you'll notice the amount deducted per message is high).

The only way to disable it is to root your phone and modify or delete the "salestrack" and "usagestatistics" command in the system "build.prop" file. If you have no idea what "rooting" or "build.prop" means, this method isn't for you..



Another thing you can do if you can't root your phone is to find a pc then install an app called "Debloater" on the pc, you can get it on Google, what the app basically does is allow you to disable some system apps that you can't normally disable in app settings, it's pretty easy to set up, just install the pc app(debloater), enable developer options in your phone settings by going to "settings>>about>>build number", tap on build number seven times to enable developer options, then open developer options and enable "usb debugging", it will allow the pc app(debloater) to recognize your phone, then plug your phone to the pc via usb cable, then click "read packages" in the debloater app, if done correctly, it will list every system app on your phone, you can then scroll to the "salestrack" app and disable it.. As opposed to what you might think, this option is actually easy.

If you are a total noob and couldn't do any of the above, there is another option..

Just go to application settings and clear data for your messaging app(note: this will delete every message stored on your phone), this is just to set your text messages settings to default, so whenever you want to send a text message do not tick "remember my choice", so this way whenever you or anything(e.g gionee salestrack) want to send a message on your phone it will ask for your permission first, so whenever the salestrack wants to send their usual text messages, it will ask for your permission first instead of sending it automatically, you can then always press cancel. That all.



But seriously that's a big f*ck up on Gionee's part.