So, earlier today we were alerted to a scummy, scammy and not-at-all-nice operation at http://www.iphoneunlockuk.com . These guys are selling our PwnageTool application. The people at this ‘company’ have modified our application (in a rather amateurish way) and sell this to people for £29.99. This is unfortunate as we’ve all put in lots of time to bring you this application for FREE. We didn’t license this application to them, we don’t license it to anyone. The application even contains the PwnageTool helpfile and original credits! Well, thanks to Jody Sanders ... for bringing you this scam, he or she can be found drinking in the Garabaldi Pub in Bromyard Road, Worcester why not pop in and buy them a pint. Oh, and the direct link to the PwnageTool clone is here, but please don’t click on it as it might put an unnecessary strain on their servers, and cost them lots of money in bandwidth fees.

(via our blog at http://blog.iphone-dev.org)

It gets me so angry

damn bastards

Goes to show originality and thoughtfulness is a quality many people lack.

BTW, I'm surprised how a pissed of sam got hold of all that bastards info... I would think twice of pissing sam off....

Unbelievable how far Jody Sanders willing to go to make a profit based on others' work. This person has no shame or integrity. And for that ... gets a middle finger from me.

can you guys digg the story at http://digg.com/programming/UK_compa...ol_application please. thanks.

wont be long before winpwn also becomes winiphoneunlockuk
stupid fukker. Im not against piracy but am against piracy and charging for it when the original better version is free or cheaper

They have an office on Oxford Street,London in a place called Regal Suites i beleive. Went in there a few months back and there where a couple of geeky teenagers running the show!

Well done on bringing them to our attention. it even says that THEIR software is garaunteed to work on version 2.0 :-)

I sent them an "interesting" email

Think seeing as we have a name and address we should start ordering pizzas, porn catalogues, building supplies - you get my drift!