SATELIGHT TV HACKING

Now it is very possible to hack pay TV and these are the requirements you'll need

• a dreambox or any linux or a few supported non linux set boxes or recievers
• an ethernet cable
• a router and modem
• a dish with lnb

and of course a computer

and ofcourse you'll need to download dream control center for the dream box and you can get from this website: http://dreambox4u.com/downloads/tools/suites/dcc-e1/
after that u'll connect everything you have, scan for satelight stations, follow the steps for configuring the dreambox and thats it.
next you'll need an account and ccam is one of them but of late nascam has become more stable and you can pause your subscription and it can last you years if thats the process you choose to follow.

you can email me or call me on +256787591777 if you want more details or your simply very interested in making money out of it.

And thats all i have for today but i'll probably throw more light when you guys out there show me the interest.

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