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Tamper data #1
fire fox add on is still working to change prices ?
bcz i try lot of but fail ?
is there any other way please let me know

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Tamper data #2
fire fox add on is still working to change prices ?
bcz i try lot of but fail ?
is there any other way please let me know

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RE: Tamper data #3
that would only work on a very, very, poorly developed application.

No professional developer with any amount of common sense would allow the user to determine the pricing of an item.

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RE: Tamper data #4
that would only work on a very, very, poorly developed application.

No professional developer with any amount of common sense would allow the user to determine the pricing of an item.

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RE: Tamper data #5
i m not developer so i dnt know and i am new to this ,so dnt know i see on lot of blogs and website and see couple of videos on you tube in that they can.so i thought its real

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RE: Tamper data #6
i m not developer so i dnt know and i am new to this ,so dnt know i see on lot of blogs and website and see couple of videos on you tube in that they can.so i thought its real

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RE: Tamper data #7
ya you also read about telnet hacking and the ping of death denial of service. doesnt mean everything you read on the net is current and up to date or even real. Technology changes quickly.

Like i said... this CAN work, but only on a very poorly coded application. I would expect only the newest developers might make that mistake and I would highly doubt you would find such poor programming in any major websites or opensource store applications, etc. And if it was there at some point in a major storefront application, it was likely discovered and fixed years ago.

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RE: Tamper data #8
ya you also read about telnet hacking and the ping of death denial of service. doesnt mean everything you read on the net is current and up to date or even real. Technology changes quickly.

Like i said... this CAN work, but only on a very poorly coded application. I would expect only the newest developers might make that mistake and I would highly doubt you would find such poor programming in any major websites or opensource store applications, etc. And if it was there at some point in a major storefront application, it was likely discovered and fixed years ago.

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RE: Tamper data #9
Thanks for Info Biggrin

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